Public Remarks: Two-level condo in the heart of vibrant Pendleton. Open floorplan, original wood floors, spiral staircase, in-unit laundry. Ziegler Park is 2 blocks away. Kroger is a quick walk. On-street parking with permit, or garages close-by.
2 floor loft condo with 1BD-1.5BTH in Pendleton. Open floorplan with spiral staircase, in-unit laundry, original hdwd floors and wood trim. Near $26M Broadway Square development and new apartments at SCPA, short walk to Main St. and Gateway Quarter!
Cincy MLS #1424728
Apr 17, 2015
Listing Removed
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Apr 10, 2015
Price Changed
$154,900
$173/sq ft
Oct 20, 2014
Listed
$159,900
$178/sq ft
Cincy MLS #953013
Dec 1, 2005
Sold
$117,500
$131/sq ft
Jul 14, 2005
Listed
$125,000
$140/sq ft
Cincy MLS #887675
Jun 18, 2005
Listing Removed
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May 17, 2004
Listed
$125,000
$140/sq ft
Public Records
Jul 13, 1993
Sold
$60,000
$67/sq ft
Public Records
Mar 18, 1985
Sold
$20,000
$22/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,089 (+3.1%)
$7,875 + $58,625
$66,500
2024
$3,965 (−2.2%)
$7,875 + $58,625
$66,500
2023
$4,055 (−8.8%)
$7,875 + $58,625
$66,500
2022
$4,446 (+3.8%)
$10,553 + $54,873
$65,426
2021
$4,281 (−2.9%)
$10,553 + $54,873
$65,426
2020
$4,407 (+22.6%)
$10,553 + $54,873
$65,426
2019
$3,595 (−0.1%)
$7,875 + $40,950
$48,825
2018
$3,599 (+5.3%)
$7,875 + $40,950
$48,825
2017
$3,420 (+48.0%)
$7,875 + $40,950
$48,825
2016
$2,311 (+278.9%)
$3,500 + $29,050
$32,550
2014
$610
$3,500 + $29,050
$32,550
Tax history for 1314 Spring St #1
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,089 (+3.1%)
$7,875 + $58,625
$66,500
2024
$3,965 (−2.2%)
$7,875 + $58,625
$66,500
2023
$4,055 (−8.8%)
$7,875 + $58,625
$66,500
2022
$4,446 (+3.8%)
$10,553 + $54,873
$65,426
2021
$4,281 (−2.9%)
$10,553 + $54,873
$65,426
2020
$4,407 (+22.6%)
$10,553 + $54,873
$65,426
2019
$3,595 (−0.1%)
$7,875 + $40,950
$48,825
2018
$3,599 (+5.3%)
$7,875 + $40,950
$48,825
2017
$3,420 (+48.0%)
$7,875 + $40,950
$48,825
2016
$2,311 (+278.9%)
$3,500 + $29,050
$32,550
2014
$610
$3,500 + $29,050
$32,550
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
The general purposes of multi-family districts are to: Maintain and enhance the multi-family neighborhoods. Encourage quality and variety in building and landscape design as well as compatibility in use and form. Allow semi-public and non-residential uses, where appropriate. Establish appropriate standards for reviewing proposals for new development and redevelopment. Ensure the provision of services and facilities needed to accommodate planned population densities.; The RM-1.2 Multi-family subdistrict is intended to provide for mixed residential uses at moderately high densities. This is an intense district with an urban character.