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Cheap Apartments for Rent in Cincinnati, OH

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Top neighborhoods in Cincinnati

Hyde Park

Hyde Park

What it’s like to live in Hyde Park

Stately homes and tree-lined streets create enduring appeal in this upscale neighborhood centered around its namesake square with seasonal farmers markets. While predominantly owner-occupied, occasional rental opportunities exist in divided grand homes and boutique apartment buildings rarely available on the open market. The walkable commercial district along Erie Avenue provides upscale dining and shopping options, creating sophisticated urban experiences without downtown congestion or parking challenges.
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Families
Retirees
Dog Owners
Outdoor Enthusiasts
Commuters
Neighborhood vibe
Suburban
Green Spaces
Family-Friendly
Westwood

Westwood

What it’s like to live in Westwood

Revitalized 1920s duplexes near Eden Park offer skyline views and quick access to Cincinnati Art Museum. Steep hills complicate icy winter commutes.
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Retirees
Professionals
Young Renters
Commuters
Neighborhood vibe
Mixed-Use
Peaceful
Mixed-Use & Commercial
West Price Hill

West Price Hill

What it’s like to live in West Price Hill

Affordable living thrives in this hillside enclave with panoramic views of the Ohio River. Renters enjoy Rapid Run Park's disc golf course but note limited public transit—only 18% of units are within 0.5 miles of bus stops. Original 1950s windows cause high heating bills.
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City Guide for Cincinnati, OH

Cincinnati is one of the most exciting cities in the Midwest. It’s full of history, amazing architecture, popular pro sports teams and plenty of authentic cuisine. Its unique location on the north banks of the Ohio River means it’s also just a stone’s throw from Kentucky; worth noting if you enjoy tossing stones at states. Another great perk to Cincinnati is the cost of living, which is significantly below the national average. But read on and you’ll be ready for an astute apartment search ...

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