1875 Italianate row house w/all new MODERN interior. Located in Pendleton district of historic OTR, home of the country's largest collection of Italianate architecture. Private courtyard + 2 car driveway parking. SHORT SALE.
Cincy MLS #1253157
Jun 30, 2011
Listing Removed
—
Jan 17, 2011
Listed
$149,500
$98/sq ft
Cincy MLS #1127180
Sep 15, 2008
Sold
$157,000
$103/sq ft
May 21, 2008
Listed
$158,000
$103/sq ft
Cincy MLS #1078707
Jan 12, 2008
Listing Removed
—
Jul 11, 2007
Listed
$170,000
$111/sq ft
Cincy MLS #1037968
May 18, 2007
Listing Removed
—
Nov 17, 2006
Listed
$184,900
$121/sq ft
Cincy MLS #1001678
Nov 5, 2006
Listing Removed
—
May 4, 2006
Listed
$198,000
$129/sq ft
Cincy MLS #586033
May 29, 1997
Sold
$52,500
$34/sq ft
Mar 17, 1997
Listed
$65,000
$42/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,347 (+3.1%)
$25,596 + $137,155
$162,751
2024
$7,123 (−2.2%)
$25,596 + $137,155
$162,751
2023
$7,284 (+37.0%)
$25,596 + $137,155
$162,751
2022
$5,319 (+3.9%)
$19,453 + $85,873
$105,326
2021
$5,120 (−2.9%)
$19,453 + $85,873
$105,326
2020
$5,271 (+34.3%)
$19,453 + $85,873
$105,326
2019
$3,924 (−3.5%)
$9,727 + $43,523
$53,250
2018
$4,068 (+3.8%)
$9,727 + $43,523
$53,250
2017
$3,918 (+84.8%)
$9,727 + $43,523
$53,250
2016
$2,120 (+11.3%)
$6,402 + $21,683
$28,085
2014
$1,905
$6,402 + $21,683
$28,085
Tax history for 1315 Spring St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,347 (+3.1%)
$25,596 + $137,155
$162,751
2024
$7,123 (−2.2%)
$25,596 + $137,155
$162,751
2023
$7,284 (+37.0%)
$25,596 + $137,155
$162,751
2022
$5,319 (+3.9%)
$19,453 + $85,873
$105,326
2021
$5,120 (−2.9%)
$19,453 + $85,873
$105,326
2020
$5,271 (+34.3%)
$19,453 + $85,873
$105,326
2019
$3,924 (−3.5%)
$9,727 + $43,523
$53,250
2018
$4,068 (+3.8%)
$9,727 + $43,523
$53,250
2017
$3,918 (+84.8%)
$9,727 + $43,523
$53,250
2016
$2,120 (+11.3%)
$6,402 + $21,683
$28,085
2014
$1,905
$6,402 + $21,683
$28,085
*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.