
Apartments near Hopple Street Crossing in Cincinnati, OH (1,756 Rentals)


220 Atkinson St

2344 W Clifton Ave

2333 W Clifton Ave

273 Emming St

Jefferson 3211

Atkinson Apartments

300 Klotter Ave

2102 Ravine St

2331 Clifton Ave

142 Lyon St

213 Atkinson St

2411 Moerlein Ave

266 Klotter Ave

2334 W Clifton Ave

2025 Colerain Ave

1885 Knox St

2319 Clifton Ave

2309 Clifton Avenue

131 Lyon

126 Lyon St

215 Bosley St

1761 Harrison Ave

3429 Ruther Ave

Balch House Apartments

2220 Wheeler St

120 Lyon St

1120 Garden St

2307 Clifton Ave

Fairmount Apartments

1727 Westwood Ave

Morgens Hall

1753 Queen City Ave

3-residential

118 Lyon St

1755 Queen City Ave

308 Mohawk St

97 W McMillan St

2201 Wheeler St

3520 Vine St

2022-2024 Freeman Ave

312 W McMicken Ave

227 Emming St

3450-3452 Ruther Ave

157 Warner St

2008 Colerain Ave

314 McMicken Ave

2018 Freeman Ave

2200 Wheeler St

149 Warner St

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There are currently 2,049 Studio Apartments in Cincinnati with rent ranges from $506 to $6,000 with an average price of $1,369.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Cincinnati ranges from $250 to $20,250 with an average monthly rent of $1,481.
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