The Emery

Built in 1911, The Emery was first converted into apartments in 2001. 20 years later, CEO Chris Frutkin and Dave Neyer are guiding the building through another transformation as an updated mix of apartments. Turn your innocent obsession of looking at apartment listings online into an in-person tour.

HOW MUCH: 17 floor plans from $1,300

SETTING: The Emery is accessible to reenergized restaurants, bars, breweries, and retail stores throughout , , and . A store is located directly across Central Parkway on . It takes 10 or so minutes to walk to , , and .

INSIDE: Apartments are equipped with designer cabinets, granite and quartz countertops, multi-armed light fixtures, blackout shades in bedrooms, and hardwood or concrete flooring.

OUTSIDE: The Emery offers elevator service and interior access to , a fitness center, indoor parking, and a rooftop courtyard originally designed as garden space.

CONTACT: , 513-547-3311; citycenterproperties.com

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Built in 1911, The Emery was converted into apartments in 2001. 20 years later, the building is undergoing another transformation as an updated mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments. Turn your obsession of looking at housing listings online into an in-person tour of Apartment 515:

HOW MUCH: $1,300 for one bed, one bath at 675 sqft

SETTING: The Emery is accessible to local restaurants, bars, breweries, and retail stores in and . A store is located directly across Central Parkway on . It takes 10 or so minutes to walk to , , and .

INSIDE: Apartment is equipped with designer cabinets, multi-armed light fixtures, blackout shades in bedroom, and hardwood flooring.

OUTSIDE: The Emery offers elevator service and interior access to , free WiFi in common areas, a fitness center, indoor parking, and a rooftop courtyard originally designed as garden space.

CONTACT: , 513-547-3311; citycenterproperties.com

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The Emery renovations set to start in 2021. Watch latest report from WCPO 9.

"In real estate, we call it 'bricks and mortar,'" said the building's new co-owner, Chris Frutkin. "Well, there's a lot of bricks and mortar in this building. It just goes on and on and on; [there are] whole rooms we had no idea existed."

Emery Center renovation underway as The Children's Theatre plots purchase of historic concert hall Construction could start on the renovation of one of downtown Cincinnati's most historic buildings as soon as next year.