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Oct 3 - At the Taft: Paris, Night & Day Photography: Atget, Cartier-Bresson, Man Ray, and more.
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Sept 26 - Art After Dark. This month's theme: Drive-In Movie
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++++++++++CONCERTS++++++++++
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Sept 30 - Pete Yorn plays The Taft. --- Here's a video short of Scarlett Johansson fronting the band in their tribute song to Realtors.
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There are musical happenings all summer on Fountain Square and at Washington Park.
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++++++++++SPORTS++++++++++
Bearcat Home Games
Sept 20: Miami (Oxford)
Oct 4: Memphis
Bengals Home Games
Sept 21: Titans
Oct 12: Panthers
Reds Home Games
Sept 23-25: Brewers
Sept 26-28: Pirates
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Sept 27-Nov 2 - I Loved, Lost, Made Spaghetti, a mouth watering comedy.
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Oct 14-Nov 2 - An Iliad. The Trojan War collides with the modern world. Passion & rage ensue. Ensemble Theatre
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Oct 17-Nov 8 The Birds. Seaside town becomes an avian nightmare.
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++++++++++HAPPENINGS+++++++++++
Current - Treasures in Black & White: Historic Photos of Cincinnati. - Until October 12.
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Sept 27 - Ridge Day & Night. Parade & Festival.
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Oct 4 - Run with the Knights for the Tower 5K Walk/Run.
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Oct 3-5 - Kitchen, Bath & Remodeling Show is one of the most popular events at Duke Convention Center. That's why we have a booth at the show! Please stop by - and tell your friends & family!
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Oct 19 - Loveland Half Marathon
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Oct 25 - The Undead 5K The Zombie Apocalypse.
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Click images, links for expanded info.
Neighborhood
# Sold
Active Listings
Avg. List
Avg. Sale
**Days on Market
- Amberley Village 8 25 $586,744 $302,121
18
- Anderson Township 63 247 370,341 260,673 25
- Avondale 6 48 177,740 147,250
49
- Bellevue 13 49 149,602 127,800 63
- Blue Ash 17 51 396,612 190,542 55
- Clifton 13 75 216,811 171,870 38
- Columbia-Tusculum 7 47 402,819 329,043 53
- Covington 27 218 279,471 115,794 86
- Crestview Hills 1 7 502,114 297,000 1
- Dayton (KY) 9 39 185,899 151,339 45
- Deer Park 12 27 123,448 121,169
50
- Downtown 13 55 393,435 276,700 35
- East End 3 9 473,611 358,267
79
- Edgewood 12 43 319,523 177,508
58
- Fort Mitchell 6 23 272,100 344,367
54
- Fort Thomas 19 79 270,028 206,024 44
- Fort Wright 10 30 223,617 174,940 33
- Glendale 2 37 363,089 215,000 119
- Hyde Park 21 85 572,188 574,948 24
- Indian Hill 11 106 1,535,051 1,111,303 69
- Kennedy Heights 5 44 95,023 63,380 90
- Kenwood 11 22 261,141 306,300 25
- Lakeside Park 4 11 155,500 239,563 125
- Linwood 1 7 105,886 112,000 24
- Loveland 22 76 266,483 207,378 46
- Madeira 20 45 379,731 315,058 88
- Madison Place 3 7 125,811 85,000 52
- Madisonville 13 61 100,516 110,113 34
- Maineville 4 3 198,950 148,450 19
- Mariemont 19 21 461,448 580,552 65
- Mason 60 159 417,029 261,427 24
- Milford 6 18 165,433 163,317 36
- Montgomery 10 72 652,609 358,840 38
- Mt Adams 3 32 775,209 551,679 65
- Mt Auburn 4 13 260,008 216,000 21
- Mt Lookout 19 29 437,679 385,624 43
- Mt Washington 20 75 136,915 169,681 42
- Newport 15 115 235,688 162,320 128
- Newtown --- 25 264,938 --- ---
- Northside 7 42 110,320 156,071 40
- Norwood 25 111 114,376 115,566 55
- Oakley 27 31 217,910 215,977 39
- Park Hills 4 14 233,950 245,425 201
- Pierce Township 15 75 278,775 263,337 29
- Pleasant Ridge 16 50 126,374 157,175 38
- Silverton 2 36 118,899 104,950 39
- South Lebanon 6 46 391,568 203,983 78
- Sycamore Township 6 45 374,959 202,029 75
- Symmes Township 27 78 412,280 389,568 50
- Terrace Park 5 22 572,409 615,400 133
- Villa Hills 9 48 439,286 177,100 115
- Walnut Hills 12 89 378,884 201,858 36
- West Chester 102 306 287,630 235,835
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- Western Hills 17 95 184,460 139,915 58
- Wyoming 23 71 337,959 316,617
107
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--The neighborhoods with the HIGHEST percentage of sales to active listings.
--(Only neighborhoods with at least 30 active listings are used in the highest percentage report.)
-----1. Oakley ----------------- 87.1% ------- (27 sold with 31 active listings)
-----2. Madeira --------------- 44.4% ------- (20 sold with 45 active listings)
-----3. Mason ----------------- 37.3% ------- (27 sold with 64 active listings)
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-----The neighborhoods with the LOWEST percentage of sales to active listings.
--(Only neighborhoods with at least 30 active listings are used in the lowest percentage report.)
-----1. Glendale -------------- 5.4% ------- (2 sold with 37 active listings)
-----2. Silverton -------------- 5.6% ------- (2 sold with 36 active listings)
-----3. Mt Adams ------------ 9.1% ------- (3 sold with 33 active listings)
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• The above information is compiled from the Greater Cincinnati Multiple Listing Service (MLS).
• Figures include single family & condominium sales for August 1 through August 31, 2014.
• For all current listings from around the region, log onto www.RobinsonSIR.com
** For details about
"Days on Market" click here --> DOM
September Features --- Profile Community: The Village of Glendale
1467 Moon Valley Lane, California
California
1467 Moon Valley Lane
$1,195,000
12 Rooms,4 BRs, 4/2Baths
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Exquisite tranquility is yours in this remarkable home at the end of a private drive.
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The 4 plus acres backs up to California Woods Nature Center, enhancing the elysian experience.
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Contact for this home:
Connie Greene
513.265.7819
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Glendale
1087 Morse Avenue
$799,900
11 Rms, 4 BRs, 4/1 Baths
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Gorgeous Greek Revival is actually nearly new! Built by current owners with loving attention to every detail.
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The rear of the home features balcony overlooking salt water pool and cabana!
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Contact for this home:
Lee Robinson
513.842.2225
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Click house image for more info.
--- The Village of Glendale is one of the most desirable and historic communities in the region. In fact, this is the only village in Ohio that has been designated a National Historic Landmark by the Department of the Interior. It has the same landmark stature as the Charleston Historic District and The Alamo Plaza Historic District.
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The community has two additional historic benchmarks. It is the first planned railroad commuter town in the nation. Founders envisioned a true suburb that had train access to the industrial area of the Mill Creek Valley, to Cincinnati, as well as points North.
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Glendale is also the first planned suburb to be laid out in deference to the existing topography rather than a grid. The result is a neighborhood with gently curving streets, many of which pass by parks or other greenspace. On the topic of parks, the exquisite Sharon Woods and Glenwood Gardens parks are just minutes away.
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As you explore Glendale, you may notice four foot tall, fiberglass sculptures of squirrels scattered about. There are 25 in total and each squirrel is decorated in eye-catching attire. See each squirrel here.But why squirrels?
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Those familiar with the black squirrels seen in Michigan may be surprised to see the same squirrels skittering about in Glendale. A local businessman brought two pairs from Harbor Springs in the 1940's. Curiously, one of the four was shot within two weeks, but all the black squirrels you see today are offspring from the remaining three. The black squirrel has come to be the symbol of Glendale.
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The summer months bring an influx of visitors. They enjoy the free music provided through the Summer Concerts on the Green at the Harry Whiting Brown Community Center. The HWB sponsors a wide variety of cultural and artistic events.
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The Rail Depot, located in the Village Square has a long association with the village. Today it is better known as where you can get a great meal with the rumble of the occasional passing train adding a note of ambiance to your meal. The Rail House closed in July, but a new restaurant is expected to open in its place in the coming months.
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Active restaurants in Glendale include: The Grand Finale, Meritage, The Friendly Stop, Cock & Bull English Pub, Bluebird Bakery & Café.-------RSIR


- If you're interested in living in this wonderful community, we happen to have a home for sale in Glendale. See the Morse Avenue home in our September Features at left.

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