
Apartments near Hopple Street Crossing in Cincinnati, OH (1,752 Rentals)


2340 Ohio Ave

2352 Ohio Ave

2338 Ohio Ave

2307 Ohio Ave

1012-1014 York St

2344 Ohio Ave

909 Dayton St

2311 Ohio Ave

2346 Ohio Ave

2810 Jefferson Ave

2223-2225 Ohio Ave

269 McMicken Ave

4029 Hamilton Ave

2215 Ohio Ave

845 Dayton St

2907-2909 Glendora Ave

905 Dayton St

901 Dayton St

4000 Colerain ave

39 W McMillan St

1008 York St

26 W Hollister St

1900 Freeman Ave

2819 Glendora Ave

259 W McMicken Ave

2220-2222 Ohio Ave

263 W Mcmicken Ave

427 Whiteman St

837 Dayton St

2210 Ohio Ave

829 Dayton St

462 Whiteman St

817 Dayton St

425 Whiteman St

819 Dayton St

29 W Mcmillan St

2504 White St

17 W Hollister St

Vandalia Point

2717 Glendora Ave

226 Mohawk St

1830 Freeman Ave

407 Whiteman St

14 W Hollister St

3600 Vine St

4022 Delaney St

2720 Glendora Ave

222 Mohawk St

12 W Hollister 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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