Ashley Feist leads commercial corridor strategy for Price Hill Will, managing projects along Warsaw, Glenway, State Avenue, and other key business districts. Her work focuses on matching vacant storefronts with entrepreneurs, coordinating building rehab efforts, and navigating the systems—public, private, and bureaucratic—that shape how neighborhoods evolve. She sees real estate as a tool for returning power to communities who’ve historically been left out of decision-making.

Trained as an urban geographer at the University of Cincinnati and Syracuse University’s Maxwell School, Ashley brings a systems-thinking approach to small-scale development. Her background includes historic preservation, capital grant writing, property and tenant management, and public service through AmeriCorps’ Public Allies program. She’s especially focused on projects that preserve neighborhood character while opening access to ownership and opportunity.

Ashley serves on several nonprofit advisory boards and has a deep affinity for vacant buildings, vintage materials, and overlooked places.