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Lockland, Ohio was developed as an industrial community because of its location in the locks of the Miami-Erie Canal—now replaced by I-75. Some of the businesses here include Catanzaro Sons & Daughters Foodservice, Sawbrook Steel Castings, Amity Unlimited and Titan Distribution Services. Lockland has several green space and parks, including Gardner Park, which features soccer fields, basketball court, sand volleyball court, horseshoe pits and a paved walking trail. Lockland is working to attract more families and young people; also companies to invest in order to create more jobs (several plants closed and plenty of jobs were lost). A 52-home subdivision is planned, which is sign of turnaround. (Thus far three single-family homes have been completed.) Residents have a strong pride in their community, which celebrated their 150th anniversary in 1999 and where a Clock Tower & Memorial Plaza had been installed to mark the occasion. There’s a Veterans Memorial, by the bandstand on the corner of Williams and Wyoming. Its school district: had its beginnings in 1851. Founded in 1794, Lockland was platted in 1828 by Nicholas Longworth and Lewis Howell.
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
Situated approximately twelve miles north of Cincinnati, Wyoming, Ohio is nestled in the hills of this bedroom community. Wyoming is home to abou... Read more
Named for a valley in Pennsylvania called Wyoming, this community was established in 1875. Wyoming, Ohio features lovely older homes and more tha... Read more
Wyoming is a one of a kind community in Ohio. While many places might look similar, Wyoming offers a style all of its own. For starters, it's one o... Read more
Believed to be the oldest planned suburban subdivision in America, Glendale, Ohio began in 1851. It was incorporated in 1855 as a planned railroa... Read more
Amberley Village’s website dubs it “a rural oasis in the city,” aptly describing the country ambience throughout its 5 square miles. Ten miles fro... Read more
In the center of Cincinnati lies the charming, quiet, upscale Amberley Village. Despite existing in the large city, Amberley keeps everything on... Read more
The village of Amberley, OH was incorporated in 1940. Housing options here include traditional to contemporary—many on large landscaped lots. Th... Read more
If you're looking for an older home that maintains an aura of the past, Reading offers that with its strong, impressive historic homes. Reading i... Read more
Reading, Ohio was named after a Pennsylvania community, home of its first residents, who came here in 1794. Its business district boasts a thrivin... Read more
Golf Manor, Ohio is a city that was once bounded by golf courses. Today, the wide areas of superbly tended greens and fairways still provide ... Read more
Woodlawn, Ohio has passed ordinances specifically to keep industry out of its area. Woodlawn prefers to maintain its integrity and calm against th... Read more
In the 1800s, Golf Manor, OH was an oasis of farms. It was laid out by developers Britton and Brown in the 1920s. Its location, between I-75 an... 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
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