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A creative Cincinnati community
In Northside, locals peruse colorful evening dresses, shelves of early 20th-century hats and racks of unique purses at the Casablanca Vintage store. This Cincinnati neighborhood is a place where vintage stores sit just down the street from tattoo parlors, a record store and local eateries. Vibrant murals adorn buildings, hinting at the community's artistic nature. “It’s an eclectic area,” says Casablanca Vintage owner Ashley Cook. “There are a lot of artists and young families.” The community is also known for its rich LGBTQ+ history. It was once the site of the Cincinnati Pride Parade before it moved 7 miles away to downtown Cincinnati. Yet, local events like the Rock N' Roll Carnival and Northside Farmers Market have remained. Green spaces, a historic housing market and proximity to the University of Cincinnati also add to the appeal. Over time, Northside has solidified itself as “the artsy, quirky and fun neighborhood of Cincinnati," says local real estate agent Alicia Stoughton with Keller Williams Advisors.
Northside features many beautiful artistic murals such as this one.
This colorful mural is painted on the exterior of The Comet, a bar in Northside.
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Casablanca Vintage, Shake It Records, Tickle Pickle and more
In the Northside Business District, murals add color to the streetscapes, and tattoo shops like Skincraft highlight the creative nature of this community. Nearby, Casablanca Vintage offers curated 20th-century clothing. “Most of the time, people bring us things to sell that they’ve inherited,” Cook says. Shake It Records has become the go-to spot for music lovers, while Collective Espresso offers classic lattes. Inside the coffee shop, there is booth seating and a wall plastered with posters promoting local creative happenings. Next door, Happy Chicks Bakery serves vegan treats. For American classics, Tickle Pickle features burgers named after rock and roll artists. Northside also offers late-night options like Humble Monk, a brewery with a rotating schedule of trivia nights and pet adoption days. There’s also Good Judy's, a dive bar known for its drag shows. For groceries, Clifton Market is 2 miles away.
Casablanca Vintage has all of your vintage clothes and accessories need in Northside.
This Northside restaurant features a glass exterior that gives patrons a dinner with a view.
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Rock N' Roll Carnival and other events
The neighborhood's biggest event is the annual three-day Rock N' Roll Carnival, known for its Fourth of July parade. "People come from all over the city. The parade isn't any traditional parade; the men's drill team is a group of men with power drills, and lawn-chair ladies dance around with 70s- and 80s-style lawn chairs," Stoughton says. "At the end of the parade, everyone joins in, flooding into the streets to dance to music — it's vibrant." The festival features music of all genres — not just rock — and food trucks. This popular event has recently expanded; now, smaller, similar musical gatherings — sans the parade — make up the Northside Summer Slideshow. Other events in the community include the Northside House Tour, which takes participants through the community's historic homes, and the year-round Wednesday Northside Farmers Market.
Be sure to check out posters scattered around the area to see whats going on in Northside.
Bring the family to the Northside Farmers Market for fresh produce and entertainment
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A diverse architectural scene
Northside is laid out in a grid. Here, homes sit side by side, flanking sidewalk-lined streets on which many people park. They typically sit atop modest, hilly lots that feature staircases and terraced gardens. Most of these properties date back to the late 1800s or early 1900s, reflecting everything from Italianate designs with elaborate trims to Colonial Revivals. Bungalows and Victorians with spacious porches are also common here. While some of these homes have received full renovations in recent years, most have maintained their historic facades. Depending on the property’s size, location and condition, prices range from $150,000 to $500,000, with the median single-family home price settling at $275,000. The community is also home to some newer apartment complexes. Buyers should be aware that Northside receives a CAP Index Crime Score of 5 out of 10, compared to the national average of 4.
Many homes in Northside have historic architectural value and are unique in their own ways.
Intimate bungalow homes, such as this one, are scattered throughout Northside.
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Buttercup Valley Preserve, Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum and more
Northside’s Buttercup Valley Preserve offers wooded and paved pathways. At the adjacent Parkers Woods Nature Preserve, trails wind through beech and oak trees, some of which have been around for over 200 years and stretch more than 100 feet tall. Just east, the Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum offers a peaceful and meditative space with dogwoods and seasonal flowers like peonies and hibiscuses. Ribboning paths wind through the cemetery, allowing visitors to take a reflective walk while appreciating the natural scenery. Just west, Mt. Airy Forest offers everything from a disc golf course to hiking paths. For indoor activities, the McKie Recreation Center features its own fitness center and community garden. For other options, there's the nearby Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. In 2024, USA TODAY readers voted it the nation’s No. 1 botanical garden.
Northside residents head to Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum to check out blooming flora.
Buttercup Valley Preserve is home to some of Northside's oldest trees.
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The award-winning Walnut Hills High and other schooling options
Children can enroll in the Cincinnati City School District, which offers choice enrollment opportunities and serves over 35,000 students. Kindergarten through sixth grade students can attend Chase Elementary, which receives a C rating from Niche. The school features a curated Arts & Culture Program, which partners with local organizations like the Cincinnati Arts Association, encouraging students to participate in creative and musical opportunities. For Grades 7 through 12, students can attend A-plus-rated Walnut Hills High School, which Niche ranks in the top 3% of public middle and high schools nationwide. This 2023 National Blue Ribbon School offers the most AP courses of any school in the country.
Walnut Hills High School is where residents of Northside in grades 9-12 can attend school.
Children in Northside who attend Chase Elementary School take advantage of a robust art program.
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A bicycle cooperative, public transportation and more
Many residents walk or bike around the community — the neighborhood's volunteer-run MoBo Bicycle Co-op works to promote cycling. For farther commutes, Cincinnati’s Metro buses offer connections to downtown Cincinnati. Line 27 can get residents to the city center in about 40 minutes. By car, downtown Cincinnati is a 7-mile drive via Interstate 75, which, with Interstate 74, forms the community’s southern border. While major employers like UC Health, Procter & Gamble and the Great American Insurance Group are all under 10 miles away, many Northside residents work within their community as skilled laborers or creatives. The neighborhood is also home to some students at the University of Cincinnati, which is under 3 miles away via Ludlow Avenue. For travel days, the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is about 18 miles away via I-75.
The Northside Transit Center gives residents easy access to the Metro.
Northside is known as one of Cincinnati's most artistic communities.
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Northside Transit Center - Shelter I On Spring Grove
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Ashtree Dr & Monterey Ct
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Hamilton Ave & Chase Ave
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Spring Grove Ave & Crawford Ave
Reviews
Niche Reviews
4.310 Reviews
4.0Former Resident
1/3/2018Niche Review
The best part of Northside is the culture and food. There are great bars and resturaunts. The area has seen a lot of changes via gentrification, and as such has become somewhat "safer" but there have also been a number of negative changes. Most previous residents have been priced out of living here.
4.0Current Resident
10/8/2017Niche Review
It's a great place to live as a young adult. There are amazing local businesses where you can shop, and amazing local where you can eat. The only downsides are, there is a little bit of a problem with crime in the outlying areas, and you do have a lot of gentrification going on.
3.0Niche User
7/25/2016Niche Review
Pretty safe we are down the street from a firehouse and police station .
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Northside Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Northside, Cincinnati sell after 37 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in Northside, Cincinnati over the last 12 months is $298,000, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Character and charm and original woodwork with combined with updates in this Northside home on a very quiet street within blocks to the vibrant downtown Northside business district. So much to love about this updated 1920 Craftsman Bungalow. Hardwood floors & natural woodwork. French doors. Period light fixtures. Built-in original Butler's pantry. Relax on front porch swing in the private front
Welcome to 4114 Gordon St in Cincinnati's vibrant Northside neighborhood! Approved $300k Cincinnati tax abatement, offering exceptional long-term savings through 2037. Fully renovated in 2023, this 4-bed, 2.5-bath home blends classic charm with modern comfort. Enjoy spacious living areas on both the first & second floors, tall ceilings, & a bright open kitchen w/ quartz counters, stainless
Sustainable urban living with over $90,000 in remaining property tax savings. This LEED Platinum Northside home combines lower monthly costs, modern flexibility, and a connected lifestyle. Tax abatement runs through 2035, while a 6.8 kW solar array and high-efficiency systems (2024 Mitsubishi ductless heat pump) keep utility costs remarkably low. Rebuilt from the ground up in 2019, the home
Prime investment opportunity in the heart of Northside! This 29x104 vacant lot on high-visibility Colerain Ave offers built-in cash flow with an existing billboard currently in place and leased on a month-to-month agreement providing income now with the flexibility to terminate & build. Zoned residential, this parcel presents a unique opportunity to generate passive income while planning future
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Can be bought as part of a bundle (see docs). Special financing is available if bought as part of a bundle. The owner reserves the right to accept any offer at any time. AS IS - NO REPAIRS. A flashlight might be helpful.
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Welcome to this beautifully updated 3-story home in the heart of Northside. Thoughtfully renovated from top to bottom, this move-in-ready home offers stylish finishes, updated systems, and flexible living space across three levels. Featuring 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, spacious rooms, and abundant natural light, there's plenty of room to live, work, and entertain. The updated kitchen and baths
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Build your dream on this 25 x 112.5 foot lot, bordered by Pope Alley on one side, in the heart of Northside - just 2 short blocks from Chase Playground & Hamilton's thriving business district. Only 4 blocks to Northside's Library Branch, McKie Rec Center, Ruth's, Northside's Transit Center, and Parker Woods! Prospective rendering provided by Trilobite Design. Whether desiring to build a single
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Look inside this fully modernized 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home on Hays Ave in the Northside subdivision of Cincinnati. We are pet-friendly! Your dogs and cats are welcome at 4319 Hays Avenue.This home boasts recent upgrades, creating a modern and welcoming feel. You'll find essential amenities like whole-home Air Conditioning, a refrigerator, washer/dryer hookups, and a well-equipped
Property Id: 2591539Stunning single-family ranch recently remodeled!Features include: Hardwood floorsGranite CountertopsStainless steel appliancesBeautifully updated bathroomSpacious bedroomsPrivate drivewayFence yardOn a cul-de-sac in Northside, conveniently located close to everything! Lease is one yearRent is $1650Deposit is
Wonderful second floor apartment in Northside!Walk to everything including sidewinder coffee, urban Artifact, tickle pickle, Deans mediterranean table, Northside Yacht club, listing loon and more!
2-bedroom, 1-bathroom second and third floor unit recently updated. Enjoy the convenience of easy access to 74/75 and bus stops while also being within walking distance to Urban Artifact and downtown Northside. Stainless steel appliances, luxury vinyl plank flooring, large open living space, and 12'+ master bedroom ceiling! Come tour the unit before it's gone! Up to 2 pets allowed for additional
Exceptional 2-Bedroom Oasis: Revel in the bright ambiance of a well-lit living room, complemented by dedicated office space and the distinctive charm of exposed brick walls. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of a rain-like shower, perfectly complementing the spacious kitchen and relish the convenience of on-premises laundry facility, for a truly delightful and practical home experience. Safe
1630 Chase Ave in Cincinnati, OH offers a well-appointed one-bedroom, one-bath apartment featuring in-unit appliances for convenience, including a stove and a refrigerator. There are a washer and dryer located in the basement of the building. The unit is on the first floor and has easy access to the outside. Brand new flooring is being installed throughout the unit! The layout provides functional
Located in a prime location, this home is just minutes away from Clifton and downtown Cincinnati. With easy access to major highways, this home is ideal for those who want to enjoy everything that Cincinnati has to offer while still having the peace and quiet of a residential neighborhood. Kitchen has granite countertops and all appliances.
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A Nice 3-Bed 1 Bath Ranch Style House in Northside!!!
Welcome to this charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom ranch-style home located in the desirable Northside neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio! This newly renovated home features a modern kitchen equipped with brand-new stainless steel appliances, updated finishes, and plenty of natural light throughout.Enjoy the convenience of washer/dryer hookups, driveway parking, and a relaxing back patio
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