Cincinnati area - Hamilton County
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About Cincinnati
The median rental price was $393 with 7% vacant based on the last census.
Neighborhoods include: Bold Hill, California, CUF area, Evanston, Mt. Lookout, Over-the-Rhine, Winton Place, Clifton, Hyde Park, Mount Washington, Westwood, College Hill, Northside.
Cincinnati was founded in 1788. Interstate 75 creates a division of Cincinnati in to a west and east side. Winston Churchill commented that Cincinnati "the most beautiful of America's inland cities." Fountain Square was filmed on the old WKRP in Cincinnati show.
Things to do in Cincinnati: Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, Newport Aquarium, Krohn Conservatory, Mt. Airy Arboretum, Coney Island of Cincinnati, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Cincinnati Art Museum, Harriet Beecher Stowe House, Drake Planetarium, Heritage Village Museum, John Hauck House, Harriet Beecher Stowe House, Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame.
Some of the largest employers in Cincinnati: Procter & Gamble, Kroger, Cincinnati Bell, Chiquita Brands International, Roto-Rooter, Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America, Formica Corporation, General Cable Corporation.
Xavier University and University of Cincinnati are located within Cincinnati. The University of Cincinnati has rental housing in The Scioto-Morgens Complex and University-Park Apartments and Stratford Heights. Rent is $2,800 a semester at the Waltz's college dorm.
The city population peaked out in the 1950's (503k) and has been declining since to 308k. As many other cities have done the riverfront area has been resigned for entertainment use for stadiums and festivals.
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