Central Business District and Over the Rhine
Our downtown is hot! Whether you are interested in the Central Business District (CBD) which the area from Central Parkway south to the river front, or Over the Rhine (OTR) condos and lofts are in short supply. If you are interested in purchasing or selling, please contact me for insight into properties not yet on the market or how to get the best property for the money. See my newest listings in Downtown’s CBD below, remember properties sell quickly in this market so don’t hesitate to call.
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Mt. Auburn and City West including Betts-Longworth District
Often over looked, Mt. Auburn and City West area offer many single family town homes. Mt. Auburn downtown area is north off Liberty with several streets coming off Sycamore. These are a must see, offering stunning downtown and often river views. This area has been rehabbed for years now with some of the most beautiful properties in Cincinnati. Dorsey, Boal, Milton, Mulberry, Goethe, are wonderful streets and have some small streets off of them that are definitely worth exploring!
City West and Betts-Longworth Districts offer inexpensive town homes that are a huge bang for your buck. Homes ranging from $130,000 to $330,000 with garages and yards can be found in this area which is located behind City Hall and Music Hall, a short walk to it all downtown. Contact me to be set up for an auto search from our MLS, which is the only reliable up to date resource for market data.
Condos in the Central Business District
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McFarland Lofts
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Lofts at Fountain Square
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The McAlpin
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Park Place
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Parker Flats
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Greydon Lofts
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Groton Lofts
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911 Race
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The Brittany Condos
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Williamson Lofts
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The Fort Washington Condos
Other small properties that were single family homes have been converted to condominiums. I have been selling or representing the original development on all of these properties over the years and I am a real expert in this market. Please don’t hesitate to call when searching downtown. It is not the suburbs and has very unique nuances that your suburban realtor will never quite understand.
In Over-the-Rhine, the situation is the opposite. Resales and new properties are sprouting up quickly in the midst of an exciting reconstruction of the working-class German neighborhood that has been the focus of 3CDC to bring back again. Click on the links below to learn more about OTR Living:
