Cincinnati

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New Construction in Cincinnati’s Tax-Abated Neighborhoods Building inside Cincinnati’s city limits comes with a real financial advantage: the residential tax abatement program, which can meaningfully reduce property taxes on new construction for years after you move in. Beyond the numbers, each of the city’s neighborhoods has its own identity, from historic east-side streets to urban […]

Loveland

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Why Families Choose to Build in Loveland Loveland feels different from the rest of Cincinnati’s suburbs, in the best way. The Little Miami River runs right through town, the bike trail brings a steady stream of riders to the downtown shops and patios, and the pace is noticeably more relaxed. Loveland City Schools are well […]

Oakley

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Building New in One of Cincinnati’s Fastest-Growing Neighborhoods Oakley has changed more in the past fifteen years than almost any neighborhood in Cincinnati, and mostly for the better. The Square is busier than ever, Oakley Station brought shopping and a movie theater, and young families keep arriving for the location and the energy. The housing […]

Clough Chase

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A Quiet Anderson Township Setting With Everything Close By Anderson Township has long been one of the east side’s most dependable places to put down roots, with strong schools, an extensive park system, and shopping along Beechmont just minutes away. Clough Chase gives you a quiet street in the middle of all of it. The […]

Crooked Tree Preserve

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Custom Homes in a Preserved Natural Setting Crooked Tree Preserve was planned around what was already on the land: mature trees, natural slopes, and green space that’s preserved for good. The result is a quiet, low-density community where homes feel tucked into the landscape instead of imposed on it. Shopping and highway access remain close […]

Mt. Lookout

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New Homes Near Mt. Lookout Square and Ault Park Mt. Lookout offers a combination that’s hard to find anywhere else in the city: a true neighborhood square, one of Cincinnati’s best parks next door, and a ten-minute drive to downtown. Ault Park’s gardens and overlooks feel like an extension of the neighborhood, and the streets […]