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It is truly an understatement to say that the East End has experienced dramatic changes in the past 10 to 15 years. For the entirety of the 20th century, East End was the home of the manufacturing industry that took advantage of the rail line and riverfront access. What residences were there tended towards the very affordable. This is a neighborhood defined by the Ohio River. In fact, East End hugs the river for miles, beginning from near the Montgomery Inn Boathouse to the Little Miami River. (See Map).

With gorgeous river views and amazing convenience to Downtown, Mt Lookout, Mt Adams, Hyde Park, and Anderson Township, many long time residents wondered when this area would be developed. Of course, the reason it was never developed is the same reason it’s being developed now – the nearness to the Ohio River. The enclave has been frequently swept by floods, some of which could be called monumentally historic.
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Today, East End offers an exquisite array of condominiums and townhomes. Foster’s Point, Twain's Point, Waterfront East, and RiverWalk are very desirable residences. The area seems to be on a steady path of enhancement. The main route through the community even acquired a new name 10 years ago. What was once known as Eastern Avenue is now Riverside Drive. The Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park, one of the area’s most delightful greenspaces is located on Riverside Drive. Plans continue to convert the railroad tracks that parallel Riverside Drive into a bike path that will connect downtown with the Little Miami Scenic Trail.
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The area boasts numerous dining options. These include: Brew River GastroPub, Bella Luna, the venerable Sky Galley at Lunken Airport, Terry’s Turf Club, Four Seasons Boatyard Grill, & Pirates Cove.
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If you have ever considered living along the river and would like some information about residential availability, reach us at 513.321.6000 or Homes@RobinsonSIR.com. --- -RSIR

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Current - Eternal Summer, The Art of Edward Henry Potthast is an exhibit of the sun-filled paintings by this Cincinnati native. At the CAM. - Current - Fountain Square & Washington Park host live music all summer. Cick logo for calendar. - Saturdays - Glendale Concerts on the Green. Free music 'til July 27. - Jul 12,13,14 - Bunbury Music Festival is a nationally recognized music festival. At Sawyer's Point. - Jun 26 - Merle Haggard is 76 and going strong. At The Taft. - Jul 10 - David Byrne & St Vincent brings his roots music to The Taft. - Upcoming Reds Home Games Jun 17-20: Pittspburgh Pirates Jul 1-4: San Francisco Giants Jul 5-7: Seattle Mariners Jul 19-21: Pittsburgh Pirates - Summer - Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music announces their summer schedule of performances. - Jun 27,29 - *Der Rosenkavalier* Richard Strauss' Opera at Music Hall. - Jul 11,14,17,19,21 - *Galileo Galilei* Philip Glass' Opera at SCPA's Corbett Theatre, 108 W Central Pkwy. - Jul 18 - *Aida, Giuseppe Verdi's Operatic sensation at Music Hall. - Jun 20-22 -* Paddlefest 2013. (Click logo for video of 2012 event. (Amazing river entry begins at 3 minute mark on video.) - Jun 22 - CovingtonQuest at Roeblingfest: An event like no other. - Jun 27 - Mt Adams Cinema: Cat Ballou at Seasongood Pavilon. - Summer Festivals Jun 26 - Guardian Angels Jun 26 - Panegyri Jul 12 - St Rita School for the Deaf Jul 19 - Immaculate Heart Jul 19 - St Cecilia - July 13-28 - Homearama 2013 is located in Liberty Township. - Click images, links for more info.	Neighborhood	# Sold	Active Listings	Avg. List	Avg. Sale	**Days on Market
	Amberley Village	5	35	$507,171	$374,000	37
	Anderson Township	78	255	374,067	246,281	47
	Avondale	5	43	157,453	133,700	53
	Bellevue	13	52	167,215	161,529	244
	Blue Ash	18	72	303,397	256,308	92
	Clifton	8	62	196,947	243,738	32
	Columbia-Tusculum	14	34	370,700	236,657	68
	Covington	26	278	209,654	94,484	85

	Crestview Hills	4	6	175,083	193,375	20
	Deer Park	11	41	118,351	99,773	27

	Downtown	26	48	371,413	224,306	123
	East End	1	17	457,194	171,500	17
	Fort Mitchell	6	26	340,481	215,967	53
	Fort Thomas	25	76	238,168	270,861	96
	Glendale	---	26	373,650	---	---
	Hyde Park	33	80	457,863	389,060	56
	Indian Hill	17	84	1,736,637	1,070,029	75
	Kennedy Heights	9	27	92,759	123,333	49
	Kenwood	12	38	280,311	192,700	81
	Lakeside Park	2	19	318,868	487,500	8
	Linwood	1	7	69,671	40,500	17
	Loveland	13	69	246,479	241,933	55
	Madeira	17	36	415,151	271,099	50
	Madison Place	---	15	112,093	---	---
	Madisonville	8	60	80,602	93,675	44
	Maineville	5	12	164,542	141,200	37
	Mariemont	8	30	486,557	436,473	89
	Mason	57	179	291,851	278,219	63
	Milford	5	36	150,380	212,580	124
	Montgomery	23	60	573,493	337,748	47
	Mt Adams	3	35	643,826	981,656	270
	Mt Auburn	3	11	241,991	166,433	84
	Mt Lookout	18	38	388,468	399,844	48
	Mt Washington	9	44	96,988	77,311	92
	Newport	14	125	246,723	128,521	88
	Newtown	4	14	222,657	159,750	45
	Northside	13	45	91,554	109,115	54
	Norwood	23	103	106,118	100,581	82
	Oakley	24	54	211,165	193,919	30
	Park Hills	5	20	222,525	211,480	88
	Pierce Township	11	67	305,828	183,786	75
	Pleasant Ridge	15	48	137,705	127,313	44
	Silverton	5	37	116,464	106,500	31
	Sycamore Township	15	42	399,143	304,261	84
	Symmes Township	18	74	459,105	303,444	58
	Terrace Park	4	26	697,923	490,875	40
	Villa Hills	11	49	355,280	207,227	53
	Walnut Hills	18	65	316,508	260,058	42
	West Chester	79	258	245,979	190,833	58
	Western Hills	5	28	181,607	245,663	40
	Wyoming	16	84	371,854	286,522	65
	- --*The neighborhoods with the HIGHEST* percentage of sales to active listings.** --(Only neighborhoods with at least 35 active listings are used in the highest percentage report.) -----1. Downtown/OTR -------- 54.2% ------- (25 sold of 48 active listings) -----2. Mt Lookout -------------- 47.4% ------- (18 sold of 38 active listings) -----3. Madeira ------------------- 47.2% ------- (17 sold of 36 active listings) - -----*The neighborhoods with the LOWEST* percentage of sales to active listings.** --(Only neighborhoods with at least 35 active listings are used in the lowest percentage report.) -----1. Mt Adams ----------------- 8.6% -------- (3 sold of 35 active listings) -----2. Covington ---------------- 9.3% -------- (26 sold of 278 active listings) -----3. Newport ----------------- 11.2% -------- (14 sold of 125 active listings) -
	• The above information is compiled from the Greater Cincinnati Multiple Listing Service (MLS). • Figures include single family & condominium sales for May 1 through May 31, 2013. • For all current listings from around the region, log onto www.RobinsonSIR.com ** For details about "Days on Market" click here --> DOM

June Features		*Feature Neighborhood: East End*
Pierce Township 746 Stone Hill Run $799,900 17 Rms, 5 BRs, 7/2 Baths - Spectacular Legendary Run home with gorgeous details on nearly 3 acres. - Fabulous features such as 6 car garage pool, & home theatre. - Contact: Lee Robinson 513.842.2225 - East Walnut Hills 1806 Madison Road $449,000 13 Rms, 6 BRs, 3/1 Baths - Expertly renovated. Lovely, original woodwork. Gourmet kitchen. - Historic, unrepeatable craftsmanship. Stunning stained & beveled glass. - Contact: Elizabeth Burk 513.417.9937	-	- It is truly an understatement to say that the East End has experienced dramatic changes in the past 10 to 15 years. For the entirety of the 20th century, East End was the home of the manufacturing industry that took advantage of the rail line and riverfront access. What residences were there tended towards the very affordable. This is a neighborhood defined by the Ohio River. In fact, East End hugs the river for miles, beginning from near the Montgomery Inn Boathouse to the Little Miami River. (See Map). With gorgeous river views and amazing convenience to Downtown, Mt Lookout, Mt Adams, Hyde Park, and Anderson Township, many long time residents wondered when this area would be developed. Of course, the reason it was never developed is the same reason it’s being developed now – the nearness to the Ohio River. The enclave has been frequently swept by floods, some of which could be called monumentally historic. - Today, East End offers an exquisite array of condominiums and townhomes. Foster’s Point, Twain's Point, Waterfront East, and RiverWalk are very desirable residences. The area seems to be on a steady path of enhancement. The main route through the community even acquired a new name 10 years ago. What was once known as Eastern Avenue is now Riverside Drive. The Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park, one of the area’s most delightful greenspaces is located on Riverside Drive. Plans continue to convert the railroad tracks that parallel Riverside Drive into a bike path that will connect downtown with the Little Miami Scenic Trail. - The area boasts numerous dining options. These include: Brew River GastroPub, Bella Luna, the venerable Sky Galley at Lunken Airport, Terry’s Turf Club, Four Seasons Boatyard Grill, & Pirates Cove. - If you have ever considered living along the river and would like some information about residential availability, reach us at 513.321.6000 or Homes@RobinsonSIR.com. --- -RSIR