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Eye catching murals and busy city streets
Something unique always draws the eye when walking along the streets of the historic Over-The-Rhine neighborhood, or OTR, as the locals call it. Stroll along Main, Race, Vine or 12th Streets and spot the colorful murals that pay tribute to the area’s German heritage or famous natives, like soul singer James Brown in “Mr. Dynamite.” It can also be the Germania Building’s Renaissance revival architecture or the Victorian architecture of the Cincinnati Music Hall. In conjunction with the distinct architecture, it’s a mecca for Cincinnati's most popular restaurants and nightlife. Locals are spoiled to a diverse mixture of cuisines and extensive options for fun, including the Cincinnati Music Hall and the Hard Rock Casino. Findlay Market is the area’s premier grocery and eating spot. “A lot of people believe a big choice for living in Over-the-Rhine is living close to Findlay Market. It’s the region's premier grocery store,” says Sami Stewart, Marketing and Communication Coordinator for Findlay Market. “That impacts them on getting the groceries they need, getting a bite to eat or hanging out with friends and grabbing a drink.” These vibrant, pedestrian-friendly streets embody an upbeat downtown. Folks moving to the area are drawn to the neighborhood’s convenience, diversity and extensive amenities. “It’s a diverse community. There are a ton of amazing restaurants and bars. It’s getting more visitors every year,” Stewart says. “It’s a super diverse and dynamic neighborhood that’s constantly growing.”
When walking along the streets of Over-The-Rhine something unique always draws the eye.
This Over-The-Rhine mural is a tribute to soul singer James Brown.
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Findlay Market and extensive restaurant selection
Findlay Market is a 19th-century wrought iron frame structure and Ohio’s oldest public market. “The weekends are the busiest. A lot of people come to do weekly grocery hauls,” Stewart says. Stock up on the cheese at The Rhined. Their tiny shop focuses on domestic cheeses and has an extensive wine selection. Come Saturday and Sunday, residents convene on the streets for the fresh produce at the farmer's market. Chef Jose Salazar’s Goose and Elder restaurant is an ideal brunch spot offering dishes like pancakes and chicken wings. But outside the market, Rhinegeist Brewery is a happening spot located in an old bottling plant. Gather with friends for beers and ciders within their large taproom, or head to the rooftop on warmer days. Mr. Pitifuls gives the best of both worlds, being a laid-back weekday bar and a hopping nightclub on the weekends. Waffles of all kinds can be found at the Taste of Belgium. Their specialty Liege waffle, which is a sweeter Belgian waffle, is a neighborhood favorite. Locals get in early to snag a seat at The Eagle, where southern sides and fried chicken are the most popular dishes.
Findlay Market in Over-The-Rhine is Ohio’s oldest public market.
The Rhined at Findlay Market focuses on domestic cheeses and has an extensive wine selection.
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Italianate condos and Greek Revival townhouses
Just over 360 acres, the area is packed with more than 1,000 historic buildings. Most homes are Italianate and brick brownstone condos with sprinkles of single-family townhouses. Nearly 89% of OTR residents rent their properties. Italianate-style homes feature decorative windows, ornamental cornices and elaborate entryways. One-bedroom condos can cost from $150,000 to $400,000. Two-bedroom or larger condos sit in Greek Revival buildings, which blend into first-floor retail spaces. These properties start at $350,000. Single-family townhouses typically begin at $750,000. Along the 1800 block of Vine Street there, the neighborhood is expected to convert 12 buildings into mixed-use development spaces. That includes 51 apartments and commercial spaces. This initiative is called the Findlay Parkside Project.
Over-The-Rhine has Italianate condos and Greek Revival townhouses from the early 19th century.
Single-family townhouses are scattered around the Over-The-Rhine neighborhood.
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Outdoor fun in Washington Park
Washington Park is the hub for most outdoor recreation. Besides strolling along the paved trail, residents lay out their towels and enjoy the sun. Children can engage in the water park, playground and climbing wall. Pets are also lovers of the park thanks to their dog park area. Ziegler Park sits on the east end; residents can cool off in the pool or play a pickup game of basketball.
Washington Park is the hub for most outdoor recreation in Over-The-Rhine.
Washington Park in Over-The-Rhine has a dog park area.
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Lively events offered year round
Findlay Market also hosts monthly events. “The market hosts Cincinnati Reds opening parade in March,” Stewart says. “There’s a huge parade that starts at Findlay Market and goes to the Banks. Then, everyone goes to the game afterward. It’s super fun with everyone coming together.” Stadiums for hometown teams, including the Bengals, Bearcats and Reds, are less than two miles away for those looking to cheer on their team. From April to October, Cincinnati musicians and bands perform on the weekends. Mitten Fest and Fall Fest are seasonal events at Washington Park that allow neighbors to meet and mingle. Cincinnati Music Hall is one of the city’s historic treasures, hosting monthly events. While its primary focus is classical music, it often carries contemporary artists with names like Prince, Elton Jong, and Frank Sinatra.
Findlay Market hosts monthly events.
Washington Park is a spot for neighbors to meet and mingle in Over-The-Rhine.
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Travel by streetcar or on foot
While parking permits are an option for residents, most tend to walk to their destinations. Those who work around the downtown area are 2 miles away. However, several bus stops are stationed within many main drags of the neighborhoods. Central Parkway lines the community on the west side, which connects to Interstate 75. Cincinnati Connector, the city’s free streetcar, travels to the Banks and the Central Business District.
Several bus stops are stationed along the many main drags of Over-The-Rhine.
The Connector connects Over-the-Rhine with the Banks and the Central Business District.
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Technology-infused learning in OTR classrooms
Little ones can start their educational journey at George Hays Jeannie Porter Elementary. The C-rated school provides a high-technology program where students develop skills to become tech creators, via an Innovation Lab and accessibility to coding and robotics. Robert A. Taft Information Technology High School holds the same Niche grade. This school is a GRAD Cincinnati School, which focuses on students going to college.
Little ones can start their educational journey at Hays-Porter School near Over-The-Rhine.
Students in Over-The-Rhine can attend Taft Information Technology High School.
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Important to Know
Over the Rhine has a high crime rate with a 9/10 CAP Score, which is five scores higher than the national average of 4/10.
Rhinegeist Brewery is the spot for handmade brews and a game of cornhole.
Waffles of all kinds can be found at the Taste of Belgium.
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Over-The-Rhine is very exciting. You see new things every day. I feel comfortable walking down the street.
4.0Current Resident
2/4/2019Niche Review
I have been in OTR for a long time as I completed my undergraduate degree at the AAC, and now live in the neighborhood. It has its risks as any urban neighborhood does, but its come a long way in the last five years in terms of safety and popularity.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Over-The-Rhine
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Homicide
5
4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
6
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
6
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
6
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Over-The-Rhine Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Over-The-Rhine, Cincinnati sell after 55 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Over-The-Rhine, Cincinnati over the last 12 months is $315,000, down 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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