It looks like Javascript is disabled in your browser.

HomeFinder.com requires Javascript to be enabled in order to effectively use our site. Here are some resources for instructions on how to enable Javascript.
After enabling Javascript, refresh this page to continue using HomeFinder.com.

Welcome |
My HomeFinder.com Saved Searches & Properties|
Advertiser Center |
Support & Feedback |
Log In
Log Out

You don't have any saved searches yet. Look for the "Save This Search" link at the top of the page next time you search.

Cincinnati, OH Home Foreclosures and Short Sale Real Estate - View Cincinnati Neighborhoods

Your search found 3,156 homes for sale in Cincinnati, OH. Learn more about Cincinnati, OH real estate.

Foreclosures in Nearby Areas

All Homes for Sale (8,133)
New Construction (295)
Agent & Broker Listings (4,799)
Owner & Classifieds (12)
Foreclosures (3,156)
Rentals (246)

3,156 Properties Found in Cincinnati, OH

Save this search to My HomeFinder.com

Resource Center

Credit Report

Check your Credit Score for FREE!

Mortgage Center

Near Record Low Rates from Lenders

Prequalification

Get Prequalified with Wells Fargo

Home Security

SafeMart saves buyers and renters 30-70% on home security

Movers

Cincinnati Moving Companies

Cincinnati Metro and Neighborhood Information

Cincinnati may not be the largest city in Ohio. In fact, with a 2005 estimated population of 308,728, it is only the third most populated city in the state. But that has not stopped this underdog city from setting records and making history along the way. Cincinnati lies in the southwestern portion of the state along the Ohio River and is home to the Cincinnati Reds (originally the Red Stockings), the first professional baseball team. The city has also come to include the Cincinnati Bengals, and houses the largest concentration of Italianate architecture in the nation. Unique distinctions like these set this city apart and punctuate its rich history. The city dates back to 1788 when it was established by Colonel Robert Patterson and John Symmes who named the settlement "Losantiville." Two years later, the city was renamed "Cincinnati." It was incorporated as a city in 1819, and at one point earned the appellation "Porkopolis" when it became the primary swine packing hub and packs of pigs reportedly trekked up and down its streets. But the name that has stuck with Cincinnati is the "City of Seven Hills." These gently sloping hills provide the background for the city's diverse neighborhoods overlooking the river and today the city has retained much of the beauty that once prompted Winston Churchill to proclaim it "the most beautiful of America's inland cities."

Cincinnati culture ranges from vibrant nightlife to first class theatres and museums. Visitors are continually drawn to the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History and Science which features unique exhibits like Cincinnati's Ice Age: Clues Frozen in Time. Here visitors are transported to a time when glaciers were just receding and the area was newly formed almost 20,000 years ago. Visitors can walk through a reproduced glacier and get a glimpse of how far the city has come since then. The Cavern: A World Without Light exhibit features a replica of a limestone cave developed from similar caves once found in the area. Five hundred feet of darkened passageways await the brave, who can also foray into the museum's bat chamber housing a colony of Big Brown Bats. The museum continually strives to educate visitors about the city's history through grand visual and interactive scopes and remains one of the main tourist draws. The Carew Tower-Netherland Plaza Hotel downtown is both a registered historic landmark and Cincinnati's pride and joy. It was built during the Depression and stands as a testament of hard work and determination, completed in just 13 months after round-the-clock construction. The structure was influenced by European Deco design and consists of a chain of commercial areas that soar upward, forming a contemporary square block.

Also on the rise is Cincinnati real estate. According to a recent National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Study, Cincinnati nabbed the 34th spot in 170 real estate markets ranked by housing affordability. 2005 third quarter NAHB figures reflecting local median income show that home buyers can afford 76.5 percent of Cincinnati homes for sale compared to the national average of 34 percent. Existing single family homes are also commonly affordable at a median sales price of $146,000, according to the National Association of Realtors. As the city grew, Cincinnati's real estate market also expanded steadily. Currently, the average home price for Cincinnati real estate for sale is $164,000, well below the national average home price by $10,000. Potential home buyers can also look forward to picturesque neighborhoods with priceless architecture like Over the Rhine, home of the country's largest collection of Italianate structural design. It sits just north of downtown and offers a vintage mix of art galleries, charming eateries and hip taverns. Because many of the homes for sale here have aged with quality, properties are affordable and are in ideal condition for refurbishing. At the heart of the city is Avondale, offering proximity to downtown diversions within a suburban setting. Duplexes and roomy single family homes abound here in a mix of old and new styles. Start your Cincinnati home search today and see what makes this city tick!

Sources:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati
http://www.cincymuseum.org/explore_our_sites/natural_history/
http://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/cdap/pages/-3743-/
http://www.realtor.org/Research.nsf/files/REL06Q1T.pdf/$FILE/REL06Q1T.pdf
http://www.homegain.com/local_real_estate/OH/cincinnati.html
http://www.butlercounty.biz/PDF_files/Real_Estate/Day_Cinci_Afford_Housing.pdf
http://www.cincinnatihome.org/

Community Information for 45246

Population: 14,438

Median Age: 39

Median Household Income: $58,061

Households with Children: 42.25%

Median Travel Time to Work: 24 minutes

Real Estate Market Information

Median years in residence: 8

Homes Owned: 56.76%

Homes Rented: 39.62%

Homes Vacant: 3.62%

Cincinnati Entertainment

Other Home Buying Resources

View recently sold homes in Cincinnati, OH View Properties

Surrounding Areas:

Local Zip Codes:

Nearby Property Types:

About HomeFinder.com: HomeFinder.com is a real estate search engine built to assist you in searching for the best Cincinnati homes for sale. Our database of over 3 million listings nationwide and detailed property trends help you make sense of Cincinnati home buying trends. You can view different homes for sale in Cincinnati by price, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and even more advanced search criteria such as swimming pools and golf courses. You can also modify your search by property type including Cincinnati condos and Cincinnati foreclosures. Our vast hometown newspaper affiliates to give you the most Cincinnati open houses, updated daily, the largest number of open house listings available on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Cincinnati, OH Home Foreclosures and Short Sale Real Estate - View Cincinnati Neighborhoods

Foreclosures in Nearby Areas

Let us do the work for you!

Let us do the work for you!

Cincinnati, OH Community Information

Cincinnati Metro and Neighborhood Information

Cincinnati Entertainment