Posted February 7, 200421 yr Top 15 Richest 01. Indian Hill 1,051,788 02. Mt. Adams 397,526 03. Sycamore Township 347,101 04. Amberly 340,464 05. Montgomery 324,377 06. Hyde Park 306,442 07. Loveland 296,215 (Clermont Co) 08. Glendale 295,496 09. Evendale 293,758 10. Wyoming 282,847 11. Verona, KY 282,776 12. Mariemont 280,457 13. Mt. Lookout 278,702 14. Mason 264,094 15. Sharonville 260,472 City of Cincinnati 177,482 Bottom 15 Poorest 01. Fairmount 35,726 02. Addyston 38,434 03. Sedamsville 39,225 04. Camp Washington 42,348 05. Cumminsville 43,164 06. Rabbit Hash 43,500 07. Evanston 49,133 08. Riverside 50,454 09. E. Hamilton 53,690 10. Lemon Township 56,000 11. Fairview, KY 56,792 12. Corryville 63,075 13. Hooven 64,000 14. Ohio Township 65,000 15. Carthage 66,927 **********************************************8 Hamilton County, Ohio 2002 Average Suburb Sale Price Addyston $38,434 Amberly 340,464 Anderson Township 232,808 Arlington Heights 74,956 Avondale 119,136 Blue Ash 199,267 Bond Hill 79,610 Bridgetown 165,195 California 94,000 Camp Dennison 104,450 Camp Washington 42,348 Carthage 66,927 Cheviot 100,310 City of Cincinnati 177,482 Cleves 119,615 Clifton 156,674 Colerain Township, East 102,989 Colerain Township, West 183,940 College Hill 107,182 Columbia/Tusculum 191,767 Columbia Township 118,600 Corryville 63,075 Covedale 98,310 Crosby Township 115,000 Cumminsville 43,164 Deer Park 107,513 Delhi Township 140,413 Dent 228,397 Dillonville 112,612 East End 57,975 Elmwood Place 56,956 Evanston 49,133 Evendale 293,758 Fairfax 103,291 Fairmount 35,726 Finneytown 127,572 Forest Park 117,247 Glendale 295,496 Golf Manor 93,309 Green Township 149,508 Greenhills 112,468 Groesbeck 103,097 Harrison 148,206 Hartwell 89,564 Hooven 64,000 Hyde Park 306,442 Indian Hill 1,051,788 Kennedy Heights 85,823 Kenwood 214,259 Lincoln Heights 48,453 Linwood 76,489 Lockland 76,350 Loveland 185,701 Madeira 247,532 Madison Place 87,123 Madisonville 76,359 Mariemont 280,457 Miami Heights 239,693 Miami Township 231,476 Miamitown 115,000 Monfort Heights 165,336 Montgomery 324,377 Mt. Adams 397,526 Mt. Airy 120,507 Mt. Auburn 120,225 Mt. Healthy 90,115 Mt. Lookout 278,702 Mt. Washington 136,919 N. College Hill 85,397 New Burlington 124,000 Newtown 110,581 North Bend 172,800 Northside 79,670 Norwood 101,193 Oakley 137,210 Paddock Hills 129,000 Pleasant Ridge 147,977 Pleasant Run Farms 131,349 Price Hill 67,409 Reading 111,692 Riverside 50,454 Roselawn 103,801 Rossmoyne 96,788 Sayler Park 88,268 Sedamsville 39,225 Sharonville 150,905 Silverton 107,754 Springdale 127,467 Springfield Township 129,985 St. Bernard 110,677 Sycamore Township 347,101 Symmes Township 231,939 Terrace Park 439,502 Walnut Hills 246,337 Western Hills 176,120 Westwood 104,895 White Oak 153,300 Whitewater Township 239,500 Winton Place 72,021 Woodlawn 74,856 Wyoming 282,847 Butler County, Ohio 2002 Average Suburb Sale Price Beckett Ridge $234,662 E. Hamilton 53,690 E. West Chester 191,164 Fairfield 152,475 Fairfield Township 168,712 Hanover Township 147,919 Lemon Township 56,000 Liberty Township 221,212 Lindenwald 88,476 Madison Township 152,876 Middletown North 111,198 Middletown South 80,637 Milford Township 163,512 Monroe 142,109 Morgan Township 181,072 Oxford 173,743 Oxford Township 149,791 Reily Township 142,617 Ross 213,401 Sharonville 260,472 St. Clair Township 86,408 Trenton 118,124 W. Hamilton 109,880 Wayne Township 157,995 W. West Chester 231,545 Clermont County, Ohio 2002 Average Suburb Sale Price Amelia 142,647 Batavia 146,115 Batavia Township 158,513 Bethel 115,991 Cherry Grove 130,000 Eastgate 151,662 Edenton, Newtonsville, Wayne Twp 138,519 Felicity, Franklin Township 99,746 Glen Este, Mt. Carmel, Union Twp, Withamsville 158,573 Goshen, Goshen Township 141,753 Jackson Township 109,008 Laurel, Monroe Twp. 114,983 Loveland 296,215 Miami Township 183,791 Milford 159,045 Moscow, Neville, Washington Twp. 81,217 New Richmond 157,095 Ohio Township 65,000 Owensville, Stonelick Twp 150,704 Pierce Township 250,613 Tate Township 138,988 Williamsburg 127,469 Williamsburg Township 126,008 Warren County, Ohio 2002 Average Suburb Sale Price Butlerville, Pleasant Plain, Harlan Twp $154,969 Carlisle 111,090 Clear Creek Township 207,511 Deerfield Township 220,521 Franklin 128,121 Franklin Township 120,470 Hamilton Township 226,217 Harveysburg/Massie Twp. 86,950 Kings Mills 227,040 Landen 165,609 Lebanon 176,425 Loveland 233,938 Maineville 199,913 Mason 264,094 Monroe 138,819 Morrow 162,414 Oregonia, Washington Township 180,196 S. Lebanon 122,689 Salem Township 167,814 Springboro 194,275 Turtle Creek 164,962 Union Township 420,000 Waynesville, Wayne Township 166,534 Boone County, KY 2002 Average Suburb Sale Price Belleview Bottoms/N. Boone 79,000 Burlington 151,133 Florence 143,914 Hebron 180,347 Petersburg 147,000 Rabbit Hash 43,500 Richwood-S. Boone 177,104 Union 231,801 Verona 282,776 Walton 161,502 Campbell County, KY 2002 Average Suburb Sale Price Alexandria 145,861 Bellevue 78,122 California 149,395 Cold Spring 163,291 Crestview 102,886 Dayton 56,250 Ft. Thomas 157,751 Grant Licks 139,540 Highland Heights 101,158 Melborne 132,025 Mentor NA Newport 96,206 Ross NA Rural Campbell County 109,250 Silver Grove 75,933 Southgate 95,353 Wilder 103,062 Woodlawn 92,500 Kenton County, KY 2002 Average Suburb Sale Price Bromley 60,197 Covington 68,012 Crescent Park 83,000 Crescent Springs 177,036 Crestview Hills 166,824 Edgewood 178,623 Elsmere 99,854 Erlanger 116,417 Fairview 56,792 Ft. Mitchell 185,635 Ft. Wright 136,764 Independence 139,886 Kenton Hills 228,750 Kentonvale 115,500 Lakeside Park 136,457 Latonia 69,409 Ludlow 70,985 Morningview 115,278 Park Hills 148,917 Piner 333,950 Rural Kenton County 132,949 Ryland Heights 76,717 Taylor Mill/Rural Covington 126,693 Villa Hills 221,777 Visalia 94,900
February 7, 200421 yr Sweet, Wyoming cracked the top 10. Indian Hill over $1 million average? Crazy rich...
February 13, 200421 yr I'm surprised Newtown's as high as it is ($110,000) but it must be because Ivy Hills a rich development, and there's a handful of houses in the River Hills Subdivision (my old neighborhood) that are worth between 75-88,000.
February 22, 200421 yr You wouldn't expect Evendale to be very high becaue you rarely see the housing. Reading Rd. through Evendale is pretty bland (though it has been improved over the past few years). And then there are the industrial parks. But the area east of Reading Rd. between Glendale-Milford and Cooper has some pretty huge homes all the way to the Blue Ash line. There's some interesting stuff as far as property values going on over there. Check out this web site for some light reading: Blighted Evendale
May 4, 200421 yr What constitutes the city of Cincinnati? I don't see breakdowns for OTR and the West End, even though they seperate other neighborhoods like Mt. Adams, Hyde Park. I am taking it that OTR and the West End are in the city or (CBD) average hence why it seems lower but when I look at prices of downtown lofts they are in the $200k's...
May 4, 200421 yr Yeah, it appears that they're using the CBD, OTR and West End under the umbrella "city of Cincinnati". Every other neighborhood seems to have its own heading. OTR and the West End have a majority of rental units, which wouldn't affect the stats above. But there are also some shabbier properties that are owner-occupied. So I don't know. Sometimes I look at real estate listings, but I haven't seen much "city" except for new condo/townhouse projects which aren't very representative of older housing stock.
December 5, 200420 yr What a meaningless list. Piner? An unincorporated area near NOWHERE? What does $333K get you there? A huge house, depression and an alcohol problem?
December 5, 200420 yr What about East Walnut Hills? I guess that's just wrapped into the Walnut Hills numbers?
December 5, 200420 yr It is approximately 5,000 though it looks huge on a map. They have a minimum lot size which is in acres (I forget how many exactly, but I don't think it would be legally possible to build an average size home on an average size lot in Indian Hill).
December 5, 200420 yr What about East Walnut Hills? I guess that's just wrapped into the Walnut Hills numbers? I would assume so, because $246K seems a bit high for Walnut Hills alone.
December 5, 200420 yr Average sales price for Cincy is impressive. It would be interesting to see a neighborhood breakdown. Like with Cleveland, some stuff (like along Edgewater) sells for $1,000,000, while in a blighted area you'd probably be happy getting $30,000.
December 5, 200420 yr ^ The neighborhoods are in there, mixed in with other incorporated municipalities. The "City of Cincinnati" figure includes the downtown, Over-the-Rhine and West End neighborhoods only.
December 5, 200420 yr ^ The neighborhoods are in there, mixed in with other incorporated municipalities. The "City of Cincinnati" figure includes the downtown, Over-the-Rhine and West End neighborhoods only. You sure about that?? Why would it be called "City of Cincinnati" but not include all the city's neighborhoods? Why wouldn't it just be called "downtown, Over-the-Rhine and West End"?
December 6, 200420 yr ^ I don't know. Honestly, I couldn't tell you. Why would they list all of the other city neighborhoods but not the three at the center? On the other hand, why would they give figures for every neighborhood and then one comprehensive figure for the whole city? I'm making a guess here, because I can't find the true answer.
December 6, 200420 yr I agree with Grasscat. Notice how Hyde Park, Mt. Lookout and Mt. Adams are broken down even though they are city neighborhoods and not burbs.
December 6, 200420 yr They probably mean traditional city limits (which ARE downtown, Over The Rhine, West End, and Queensgate). "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
December 6, 200420 yr It looks to me like they have data for each Cincinnati neighborhood, and they averaged them all together. Who knows if it's weighted or not...
May 1, 200520 yr Thought I'd boost this one again, so it can be compared with the stories released today about Hamilton County's auditor valuations.
March 15, 200619 yr Looks like they also lumped CUF and Clifton together I would figure that Clifton would be higher then 156k
March 15, 200619 yr Clifton would be a lot higher than CUF. Clifton has a lot of mansions. Not surprised to see Sedamsville near the bottom of the list. 1998-2000 I lived there in a complete sh*t hole. Rent was only 200 a month.
March 17, 200619 yr There is a lot to be said for living in a sh*thole for 200 a month. You can save a lot of money for a decent downpayment on a real house, you appreciate things more, you realize giant dream homes are a luxury & not a neccesity. And roaches, while gross, are not deadly.
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