Over The Rhine Cincinnati

[Glenn Clapp]

I've been to Cincinnati twice. My wife was born there. For some reason I can't explain, I have a bit of an interest in the city. Maybe I just know so many people "from" there. 

I'm amazed that the Over the Rhine area has gone from one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the US to what it is today.  https://www.urbanadventures.com/blog/neighbourhood...

Holy cow, what a transformation in a short time.

Prices seem to still be low, and some of the are still looks a bit rough. For those who know the area, what are your thoughts? Is this transformation here to stay? Is it expanding?

[Eric Sammons]

I grew up in Cincinnati, when OTR was the neighborhood you avoided if at all possible. Now I go to church in OTR (although I live in the suburbs). 

The transformation of OTR is here to stay, but it’s not complete. There are areas that have been developed, and other areas that are still Class D. In general, south of Liberty Street is developed, and north of Liberty is not. If prices are really low, it’s probably in an area that hasn’t seen development yet.