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In my eyes they're pretty similar, but Cincy's dense core is a bit more pronounced than Cleveland; whose built form is more subdued but extends a larger area. Mt Adams, OTR, Clifton Heights and the area east of UC are urban compared to most neighborhoods in Cleveland.
Does it though? The time I've spent in Cleveland I remember huge swaths of relatively low density single family homes not too far from the urban core.
Cincinnati is smaller and more compact but I feel like the housing stock is generally a little more urban and the bones in places like OTR can't be matched anywhere in Cleveland.
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