Cincinnati, Ohio
Clifton Heights–University Heights–Fairview Homes for Sale
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5 homes
Avg $219,180
Market Overview
Clifton Heights–University Heights–Fairview Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Clifton Heights–University Heights–Fairview, OH
5
Active Listings
$219K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$15,000
To
$397,000
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About Clifton Heights–University Heights–Fairview Real Estate
Clifton Heights–University Heights–Fairview sits just north of downtown Cincinnati and blends student energy with long-term residents. The area draws a mix of university-affiliated households, young professionals, and families who value proximity to the city’s core while living on quieter residential blocks. Daily life centers on tree-lined streets, modest commercial pockets with coffee shops and casual dining, and nearby green spaces that support walking, running, and neighborhood gatherings. Most households rely on the Cincinnati Public Schools system, though private and parochial options also serve the community. Housing ranges from early-20th-century two-story homes and brick row houses to smaller single-family properties and a limited number of multi-unit buildings. At the moment the neighborhood shows five active listings with an average asking price of $219,180, giving buyers a relatively compact set of choices across a price span from $15,000 to $397,000.
Average listing price: $219,180 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Inventory remains limited, with five homes currently listed. The average asking price sits near $219,180, and properties range from $15,000 up to $397,000, reflecting a mix of fixer-uppers and more finished residences.
Many residents reach small commercial clusters on foot, though some blocks still require a short drive for larger grocery trips. Sidewalks are generally present, and the compact layout supports walking to coffee shops and neighborhood restaurants.
The housing stock features two-story frame and brick homes from the early 1900s, along with row houses and occasional smaller single-family properties. Multi-unit buildings appear in smaller numbers near the university corridors.
Most addresses fall within the Cincinnati Public Schools district, supplemented by nearby private and parochial schools that families often consider as alternatives.
With an average price near $219,180 and a handful of lower-priced listings, the neighborhood can offer attainable entry points, though buyers should expect varied property conditions across the five active homes.