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Harrison Town Center Signals Continued Commercial Growth in Harrison

Aug 18
2 min read

One of Harrison's largest commercial developments is moving steadily toward construction, bringing approximately $60 million in private investment and an estimated 575 new jobs to the community.


Located at 10400 Harrison Ave., Harrison Town Center is expected to become a new regional destination for shopping, dining and financial services. The development reflects continued investment in Harrison's expanding retail corridor and growing consumer market.

Current signed tenants include Aldi, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Nothing Bundt Cakes and Fifth Third Bank. Additional retail, restaurant and service businesses are in the final stages of lease negotiations, with announcements expected over the next two to three months as agreements are finalized.


"Harrison's trajectory as the fastest-growing city in Hamilton County made it the clear choice for this development," said John Silverman, managing principal of Midland Atlantic Properties. "We recognized a community that is rapidly expanding while maintaining a strong, family-oriented appeal. The city's strategic location along the I-74 corridor, combined with an influx of new housing developments, creates a robust and expanding trade area. By bringing Harrison Town Center, we are not just filling a retail gap. We are investing in a thriving community and providing residents with the high-quality shopping amenities they desire and deserve right in their own backyard."


According to the developer, site work is approximately 90 percent complete. The project is expected to be fully built out by the second quarter of 2028, with the first businesses anticipated to begin opening in August 2027. Target is currently planning an October 2027 opening.


Today, all but approximately 4,800 square feet of the development is either leased or in active lease negotiations.


A Growing Market


Harrison continues to attract significant private investment as residential growth expands throughout the community. New housing, a strategic location along the I-74 corridor and access to the greater Cincinnati market continue to make Harrison an attractive destination for commercial investment.


Harrison Town Center represents another milestone in that growth, bringing new jobs, expanding retail options and strengthening the City's commercial tax base.


About Grow With Harrison


Grow With Harrison is the City's official economic development publication, highlighting commercial investment, redevelopment projects, business success stories and development news from across the community.


Because commercial projects often involve multiple partners and evolving lease negotiations, not every milestone can be announced immediately. Grow With Harrison shares project updates as information becomes finalized and available for public release.

As Harrison Town Center continues to take shape, Grow With Harrison will provide updates on construction progress, new tenant announcements and the businesses choosing to invest in Harrison.


About Grow With Harrison


Grow With Harrison is the City’s official economic development publication. It reports on commercial investment, redevelopment, business growth and development opportunities across the community.



 
 
 

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