Significant construction projects, major land sales and leases, and commercial real estate efforts are adding to business in Lebanon. Traditions of Lebanon, a $30 million health care facility, broke ground on land managed by Schueler Group, located off Neil Armstrong Way and St Rt 63. The 146-unit senior center will create 65 full-time jobs to the community. It plans to open in the summer of 2021. 

A new retail company to Southwest Ohio, Vance Outdoors, has opened their 46,040 SF location with record sales. The transaction of the business, on Columbus Avenue, was brokered by Henkle Schueler & Associates, a division of Schueler Group.

The Warren County Abuse & Rape Crisis Shelter (ARCS) has relocated to Main Street, to a much larger facility to better meet the staff and clientsu2019 needs. The sale was conducted by Henkle Schueler.

Bunnell Hill Construction, also a division of Schueler Group, has completed a three-floor renovation at LCNB. Project work included a total retrofit on all floors. The banku2019s new operation center was a previous project, completed in 2018.

The Golden Lamb Inn and Black Horse Tavern re-opened in 2019 after a major refresh and remodel of both the inside dining area and the tavern, expanding from a 52-seat tavern to a 160-seat expanded dining area.

Bunnell Hill Construction (BHC) is working on expansions for two established businesses within the Lebanon Business Park. The two projects total 85,000 SF for more than $13 million.

Each of these four projects is a repeat customer for BHC, who prides itself on excellent customer relations and completing great work.

Schueler Group offers a complete line of real estate expertise to industrial, commercial, and retail customers. The u201csingle point of contactu201d saves valuable time and money for clients. Site selection, land planning, facility design, project financing, construction and property management are all provided under one roof at Schueler Group.u00a0Schueler Group represents thousands of acres of land that includes 21 office parks, and one of the widest portfolios in the region.

The Lebanon Growth Zone

Commercial land aerial map