Real estate stats: "Do You Live in a 'Hot' Neighborhood?" (Cincinnati: 2011)

[goyguy]

Here's a link from today's online edition of The Cincinnati Enquirer (daily newspaper) to sales-trend and price-fluctuation percentages in communities throughout SW OH and N KY. These numbers hardly tell the whole story, but might be interesting/useful to someone.

DataCenter: Your Neighborhoods - Cincinnati.Com

[Ohiogirl81]

Noticed the other day that the list omits a few areas, namely Madison Place/Columbia Township, which is not the same as Madisonville.

[Mircea]

Originally Posted by goyguy

Here's a link from today's online edition of The Cincinnati Enquirer (daily newspaper) to sales-trend and price-fluctuation percentages in communities throughout SW OH and N KY. These numbers hardly tell the whole story, but might be interesting/useful to someone.

It isn't that I don't trust the Enquirer (I don't), but their methodology is flawed. Looks like just a linear trend regression that is totally oblivious to Cost Inflation, more stringent requirements for sub-prime borrowers (reducing the pool of potential home-buyers), less overall liquidity for all types of mortgages (reducing the pool of potential home-buyers), and long term recession, which will start soon, and worsen by 2011 (unless the tax cuts are renewed and entitlements for social security and medicare are reduced).

[YoMikey617]

This link sucks... I live in East Walnut Hills, but just like Realtor.com it's not listed as a search option.

Half of Cincinnati is like this. It's not about zip codes or "broad sweeping general areas" in this town. It's about MICRO HOODS.

Does anyone remember the SNL skit where they did a spoof of 90210... ...they called an assembly where Chris Farley, playing a postal worker, announces that the Beverly Hills Zip code would be absorbing North Hollywood and the whole audience freaked out.