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About Blue Ash, OH

Blue Ash, Ohio is considered one of the most progressive cities within Ohio due to the constant development taking place in the town. Employers and homeowners both find Blue Ash appealing for many different reasons- and it is not just because it's less than 15 minutes from Cincinnati. The city is well known for its amazing municipal services, educational facilities, and travel services (it houses a small airport and public transportation is available). Right now house prices are relatively affordable but a town with as many newcomers as Blue Ash, one might worry about an increase in prices during the new few years.

Newcomers will easily find so much do to in Blue Ash, Ohio. Golf courses, recreation centers and numerous parks entice people of all ages. Located only 10 minutes away is the 100-stored Kenwood Towne Center and the Tri-County Shopping Center. The downtown area was recently renovated and getting rave reviews from everyone that lives here.

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