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Where to Live in Cincinnati: Proximity-Based Neighborhood Rental Guide Near Major Employers

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property at 238 Chestnut St

$1,495

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238 Chestnut St

HamiltonOH45011
property at 306 N 6th St

$1,775

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306 N 6th St

HamiltonOH45011
property at 1125 Morgan Ross Rd

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1125 Morgan Ross Rd

HamiltonOH45013

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property at 826 Dayton St

$1,975

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826 Dayton St

HamiltonOH45011
property at 7668 Mourning Dove Ln

$2,965

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7668 Mourning Dove Ln

HamiltonOH45011
property at 1259 Gilday Ct

$2,005

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$2,005
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1259 Gilday Ct

HamiltonOH45013
property at 5671 Longbow Dr

$2,700

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5671 Longbow Dr

HamiltonOH45011
property at 6335 Glenmont Dr

$2,430

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6335 Glenmont Dr

HamiltonOH45011
property at 7011 Medford Ct

$2,625

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$2,625
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7011 Medford Ct

HamiltonOH45011

Hailing the Queen City: A Local Take on Cincinnati, OH

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property at 7633 Mourning Dove Ln

$2,530

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7633 Mourning Dove Ln

HamiltonOH45011
property at 440 Dexter Ct

$2,485

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440 Dexter Ct

HamiltonOH45013

Cincinnati's Best Affordable Neighborhoods

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Smart Renter's Guide: Calculating Affordable Rent & Housing Costs

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A Seasoned Property Manager's Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Your Deposit Back

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Local Expert's Guide To the Best Student Friendly Neighborhoods to Rent Near Colleges in Cincinnati

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Hamilton Overview

Hamilton, OH, a city with a population of 62,174 (according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s July 1, 2018 population estimate), is located in the southwest corner of the State Ohio. It is approximately 30 miles north of the city of Cincinnati and nestled almost exactly in-between the capital cities of Columbus, OH (112 miles to the east), and Indianapolis, IN (114 miles to the west). It is part of the greater Cincinnati metropolitan area and is ranked the second largest city in the region.

What is the history of Hamilton?

Hamilton, the county seat of Butler County, OH, was founded as a fort in 1791. Located on the banks of the Miami River, the city was initially named “Fairfield” but later changed its name to its present Hamilton in honor of the first U.S. Treasury Secretary, Alexander Hamilton. Many of the city’s early residents were European immigrants. The city grew to a population of just over 12,000 by 1880, working in local manufacturing, paper and sawmills. The proximity of Cincinnati to Hamilton allows many residents to travel Interstate 275 south to work there.

How is the weather in Hamilton?

Average temperatures in Hamilton, OH range from a low of 39 degrees Fahrenheit in January to 86 degrees in July. It shares the same temperature and climate qualities as most cities in the May. The weather in Hamilton allows residents to actively enjoy each of the seasons and experience rain, snow, cold, and heat.

How do I get around town?

There are plenty of things to see and do around Hamilton for those non-Cincinnati commuters. The city uses a grid system that makes driving downtown and around the city simple and easy to navigate. Plenty of bus stops are available through the city, courtesy of the Butler County Regional Transit Authority (BCRTA).

What is the Hamilton commute like?

If your primary mode of transportation is your personal vehicle, you have access to Interstate 275. I-275, which constitutes the Cincinnati beltway, takes travelers through Ohio, as well as Indiana and Kentucky.  The majority of commuting takes place between the city and Cincinnati. On average, a trip to Cincinnati takes 25.4 minutes (less than the average national commuting average of 26.4 minutes).

What are the local media outlets?

Hamilton is served by local media out of Cincinnati. This includes 12 network-affiliated and public broadcast television stations, and more than 40 radio stations. The Cincinnati Enquirer is one of two local newspapers read by Hamilton residents along with the city’s own Journal-News. The EW Scripps Company, founded in Cincinnati in 1887, serves as one of the country’s largest media conglomerates.

Why live in Hamilton, OH?

Choosing to live in Hamilton is a great choice for those looking for a hometown feel with access to several major metropolitan areas. You get the best of all worlds, a cozy small town feel which comes with living in a community of 62,000+ residents and the ability to hit the road and experience big city living. You can watch the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals or MLB’s Cincinnati Reds play their respective sports or take the hour’s drive west to Indianapolis for a Colts football game or hour east to Columbus to cheer the NHL Columbus Bluejackets to victory or The Ohio State Buckeyes.

What Hamilton landmarks should I see?

There is plenty of architecture to see in Hamilton, OH. Some of the landmarks include the Butler County Courthouse. Located downtown at 101 High Street, the courthouse is the hub of activity for Butler County and a national registered historic site, first opened in 1889. 123 stately homes and structures comprise the Rossville Historic District, a nationally registered historic district. It contains structures which date back to 1854 and is located across the Miami River from the courthouse on South D and E Streets between Franklin Street and Ross Avenue.

What is there to do around Hamilton?

Hamilton is not without things to do and places of interest to go and have fun. In addition to the area’s access to collegiate and professional sports, residents of the city can spend time exploring the 35 acres of the Beach Waterpark in nearby Mason, OH. The park, which has more than 2 million gallons of water fun and 40,000 square feet of white sand and 40 rides, provides the perfect retreat for singles, couples, and families looking for summer fun. Additionally, the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force is nearby at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (located in Dayton, OH) is a good way to celebrate the history and heritage of this important branch of the U.S. military.

Any annual festivals or Hamilton events to know?

Hamilton is host to many community-based festivals, featuring music, the arts, crafts, and holiday themes. You can spend the winter exploring holiday craft fairs in search of a special or unique Christmas gift. Hamilton and High School and Fairfield East Elementary School are host to different spring fine art crafts shows that show the promise of local artists, crafts persons, and artisans.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

The Cincinnati Zoo is a nearby attraction which affords those vacationing in the area an opportunity to visit a top three zoological society in the U.S. With over 750 species of animals housed on-site, there is plenty to see and do at the zoo. You can also travel outside of Columbus to the east and pick up Interstate 71, which will take you along the state’s Amish country trail. Here you can experience he culture of the Amish people, following the trail into Pennsylvania with various stops and places to stay along the way.

Where is the best place to move in Hamilton?

Hamilton, OH is not a sleepy outpost on the outskirts of the Greater Cincinnati Metropolitan area. It is a vibrant city with its own identity and character. It is within minutes driving to several major metropolitan areas, but has its own attractions, things to do and places to see. Apartment living is a big part of life in Hamilton, with rents starting around $300 a month. Whether you want to live to culture center of the city or nearer the I-275 interchange for quick commuting access, there is a place for you in Hamilton, OH!

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    Frequently Asked Questions about Hamilton

    What is the current price range for One Bedroom Hamilton Apartments for rent?

    Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Hamilton ranges from $825 to $2,223 with an average monthly rent of $1,356.

    What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Hamilton cost?

    The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Hamilton range from $900 to $2,473. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,484.

    How expensive are Hamilton Three Bedroom Apartments?

    There are currently 51 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Hamilton on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,000 to $2,764 - averaging $1,694 for the location.

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