It's zoned for airport development which I understand means commercial or industrial.

The Cincinnati international airport is actually located in Northern KY and Amazon is currently building a giant distribution center (which they've leased for 99 years) on the airport property.

There's a stronger (but undersupplied) market for medium-term housing out here since there's good access to the airport and nearby hospitals.

It depends a lot on budget and how quickly you want to see a return I think.Just off the top of my head maybe some to look into...Crafton/Carnegie - Close to airport and city.

Or rather some that you see people staying away from, i.e. closer to the airport or the south-east (areas that tend towards higher crime)?

We have 3 high-end, luxury properties in Costa Rica that sleep between 20 and 30 people and our care takers cook for them, pick them up from the airports, give them suggestions for excursions, and do everything they can to help our guests have the greatest time possible.We also provide 12-passenger vans as well which are great for the guests to drive around and explore Costa Rica. 

There is an international airport on the island and plenty of all-inclusive hotels.

It's an upscale and lively area, and is close to downtown and the airport.

Mindy, I was thinking SW Longmont near Nelson and Airport because that's close to where I live.

https://lalascoop.com/2018/02/21/hawthornes-resurrection/    Some of the things i noted about Hawthorne is that it  enjoys a great geographical position due to its proximity to beaches, public transportation, DTLA, and airport access.