Living in Fairfield, OHSituated along the northern loop of Interstate 275, Fairfield, Ohio is a growing and diverse community, which recently observed its 50th anniversary. It boasts a $10-million, 40,000-square-foot community arts center with a 250-seat theater, arts & crafts room, dance & fitness studio and art gallery. There is a nice blend of industrial and residential development offering all kinds of housing— deluxe apartments, condo complexes, starter homes and large contemporaries. There is also ongoing construction in a number of housing developments, including Emerald Lake on Pleasant Avenue (a 150-lot single- family subdivision); and Fairview Hills (proposed 27-lot single family). Some amenities here include more than a dozen parks, ball fields, a city golf course and a recreational complex. There are hundreds of events, festivals and theatrical productions here. Residents enjoy a strongly supported school system (its School district: earned in 2007 its first “Excellent” rating from Ohio Department of Education); active youth sports programs, and outstanding city services. Approximately 1,200 businesses are located in Fairfield, including top employers Cincinnati Financial Corp., Ohio Casualty, Mercy Hospital Fairfield, and the newly expanded Jungle Jim’s International Market featuring six acres of food under one roof. Fairfield was settled in 1788 by Revolutionary War veterans mostly from New Jersey; it was incorporated in 1954 and became a city in 1955. | More Local Area InformationAlthough it started as a quaint suburb, Fairfield has had incredible growth in recent years. An economic boom brought people for work and within ... Read moreSmall shops and large stores of all types can be found in this city. Other than the unique local shops, one can find a Saks Fifth Avenue and othe... Read morePleasant Run Farm is a community that is only 20 years old, and is home to nearly 1,200 new houses with many located on private property. The home... Read moreA historic event happened in Hamilton, Ohio in 2002: President George Bush came to town and signed the landmark education bill No Child Left Behin... Read moreThe small-town feeling is alive and well in Hamilton, Ohio as the city attempts to bring back the look with brick sidewalks and street lights tha... Read moreThere are many places to shop in Hamilton but the key places are Downtown, the West Side and Lindenwald. There are shopping centers throughout an... Read moreThe land of Forest Park, Ohio is traceable to the Symmes Purchase of 1794. Housing choices include older, single-family homes to new condominiums an... Read moreThe name Forest Park should give you a good clue of what to expect when you visit this city. Beautifying this already stunning town is something th... Read more“Positioned for Progress” is an apt descriptive moniker for the City of Forest Park, a vibrant area 14 miles north of downtow... Read moreAnderson TownshipThis area is known for being one of Greater Cincinnati's fastest growing areas. Outstanding housing can be found here at affordabl... Read moreEstablished in the 1930s, Greenhills, Ohio was one of the greenbelt communities planned to provide affordable housing for families with moderat... Read moreGreenhills, Ohio is a beautiful city that is well kept and surrounded by forests, meadows and hills. Warm and friendly, Greenhills has severa... Read moreSpringdale, OH is a highly developed commercial as well as a residential community, with a downtown Population: of 50,000. In 1955, the president o... Read moreSpringdale, Ohio is a city to look out for. It's been working on a large expansion program that has thus far been incredibly successful, giving i... Read moreSettled in 1794 by surveyor John Dunlap (who named the place after his birthplace, Coleraine in Ireland), Colerain Township is Ohio’s larges... Read moreA half hour from Downtown Cincinnati, Beckett Ridge represents the best for someone seeking the feel of the suburbs while looking for easy access t... Read moreLike many suburbs, Beckett Ridge has a lot of strip malls throughout the town and plenty of small restaurants. It is only 10 minutes away from th... Read moreLike a few places in Ohio, Glendale isn't one to just give up and join the movement towards modernization. The town takes pride in it... Read moreBelieved to be the oldest planned suburban subdivision in America, Glendale, Ohio began in 1851. It was incorporated in 1855 as a planned railroa... Read moreOriginally called Mt. Pleasant, the Mt, Healthy, OH hilltop community was established in 1817. It became known as Mt. Healthy after serving as ... Read more |
