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The dynamic community of Blue Ash, OH was settled in 1791 and incorporated as a city in 1961. There are sprawling estates, condos, and numerous restaurants (you can sample some at Taste of Blue Ash in August). Some 2,000 businesses are based in Blue Ash, including Procter & Gamble Technical Center and Ethicon Endo-Surgery. It is home to the Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony, Blue Ash Golf Course (top rated by Golf Digest), Blue Ash Nature Park, and a replica of the old Cincinnati Reds ballpark, Crosley Field. Raymond Walters College, a satellite of the University of Cincinnati, is here. Its 37-acre Blue Ash Sports Center has 10 baseball and six soccer fields. There are playgrounds, picnic areas, park shelters and bike paths. Blue Ash also has a commuter airport (owned and operated by the City of Cincinnati). Exciting future park development is also planned by Blue Ash to include a 130-acre signature park near the airport. Also, a $12 million renovation and expansion project is underway in 2008 at the Blue Ash Recreation Center. Downtown is being revitalized to attract new residential and business development, including new condos and upscale townhouses. Blue Ash offers quality, year-round entertainment (some featuring national level performers)—and most of it is free! Blue Ash was recently selected as North America’s second most business-friendly “micro-city” out of 108 cities by London-based fDi magazine. Blue Ash’s name originated from the late 1700s log cabins built from Blue Ash trees.
Blue Ash, Ohio is considered one of the most progressive cities within Ohio due to the constant development taking place in the town. Employers an... Read more
Anderson TownshipThis area is known for being one of Greater Cincinnati's fastest growing areas. Outstanding housing can be found here at affordabl... Read more
The upscale and thriving neighborhood of Montgomery, Ohio was settled in 1790. It boasts beautiful single- family homes, plenty of condos, townhouse... Read more
Montgomery, Ohio manages to convey a traditional and old-fashioned atmosphere at the same time. It keeps the old look of the pre-modern era complet... Read more
Madeira, Ohio’s first settler was John Hosbrook, who arrived in 1794. He was followed by John Jones in 1795. In 1872, the Marietta & Cincinnat... Read more
Many families care a lot about their children and want them to grow up in a great neighborhood with a strong sense of community, a picturesqu... Read more
Silverton, Ohio’s business district will soon get some $700,000 worth of updating—with new sidewalks, new traffic-signal mast arms, decorative stree... Read more
For those looking to move to an area that offers a genuinely calm community, the upscale residential area of Silverton, Ohio offers what many ar... Read more
Once an Indian hunting and burial ground, Evendale, Ohio was settled in 1789. Today, it’s a site for many businesses, including General Electric... Read more
The city of Evendale, Ohio is perfect for people who wish to live close to work, while enjoying a wonderfully comfortable and friendly city wit... Read more
Kenwood, Ohio is an affluent community and one of the area’s premier shopping destinations. It is home to Kenwood Towne Centre, with more than 18... Read more
Kenwood, Ohio is well known for its gigantic Kenwood Towne Center, a 1 million square foot shopping center frequently visited by residents an... Read more
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