Cincinnati, Ohio
Hamilton County publishes the owner, value and last sale price of every Cincinnati parcel as a free monthly open-data layer, because Ohio's conveyance fee makes buyers declare the price, yet VICI's $558.25M casino purchase shows no price because it bought the company, not the land.
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 25 sources · 3 tier B · 5 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Ohio records title by deed with the county recorder, and the county auditor keeps the tax roll. For Cincinnati, all of it in Hamilton County, the Auditor's roll names every parcel's owner, mailing address, land use, market value and last sale price, and CAGIS (the county and city GIS) republishes it monthly as a free open-data layer with no registration. The price is there because a conveyance fee of $3 per $1,000 is charged on it. The Recorder's online document search is free. The limits: much exempt public property is valued but untaxed, and a sale of the company that owns a building shows no price.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Hamilton County Auditor property search; CAGIS open data). Recorder's online document search free
Bulk ownership dataCAGIS 'Hamilton County Parcels - Open Data' (ArcGIS feature service, Auditor owner, value, last sale and foreclosure fields), free, no registration, updated monthly. No licence stated; disclaimer only
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Great American Tower at Queen City Square 301 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati |
Office | Queen City Square, LLC 99.75% The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company; 0.25% Eagle Realty Investments, Inc. Western & Southern's 2025 affiliate table (as of 31 Dec 2024) lists Queen City Square, LLC (Ohio) as 99.75% owned by The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company and 0.25% by Eagle Realty Investments, Inc., for 'ownership and operation of real estate'. The roll names Queen City Square LLC, mailed to Eagle Realty Group, for 301 E Fourth St (1.967 acres, $247,756,530) and 303 Broadway ($43,692,480): $291.4M, the most valuable private commercial holding in the city. Its last transfer, 1 Jun 2018 (conveyance 172973), carries no price. |
Private company | —B |
| Carew Tower 441 Vine Street, Cincinnati |
Mixed use | 441 Vine Street Owner LLC The roll names 441 Vine Street Owner LLC (New York mailing address) for 441 Vine St ($12.5M) and 433 Vine St ($2.0M). Together they are valued at $14.5M, below the $18M paid in 2022. The hotel in the complex, 35 W Fifth St, is a separate parcel held by Cincinnati Netherland Hotel LLC ($33.07M, last transfer 1 Aug 2017, no price). A City Council disclosure printed 14 May 2025, file 202500938 'Renovation of Carew Tower at 441 Vine Street', lists 441 Vine Street Owner LLC and Victrix Investments, LLC at the same New York address as financially interested entities. No tax-delinquency or foreclosure entry appears on the roll. |
Developer | $18,000,000 2022-08-18 Conveyance 310981, two parcels (441 and 433 Vine St), from Carew Realty Inc (Auditor roll via CAGIS). A |
| Scripps Center 312 Walnut Street, Cincinnati 538,243 sq ft (2017 CMBS term sheet) |
Office | 312 Walnut, LLC A 2017 CMBS term sheet: the borrower is 312 Walnut, LLC, a special-purpose Delaware LLC; the property manager is The Mayerson Company, founded in 1949, whose president is the loan's guarantor. It gives a $72,000,000 loan maturing 1 Feb 2027, appraised value $98,000,000 (15 Dec 2016), built 1989, 93.1% occupied (1 Feb 2017). The roll names 312 Walnut LLC for two parcels ($67,412,260 and $1,587,740), last transferred 2 Feb 2017 (conveyance 131996) with no price. The trust's FY2025 10-K names Rialto Capital Advisors as special servicer under the pooling agreement. It does not say the loan is in special servicing. |
Family / private | —B |
| Fifth Third Center 38 Fountain Square Plaza, Cincinnati |
Office | Fifth Third Bank Fifth Third Bancorp's FY2025 10-K: the executive offices and the Bank's main office are in 'a 32-story office tower ... known as the Fifth Third Center' and the five-story William S. Rowe Building on Fountain Square Plaza, and 'The Bank owns 100% of these buildings.' On the roll, Fifth Third Bank's largest downtown parcel is 511 Walnut St (2.488 acres, $44,000,000), last transferred 5 Jan 2011 with no price. The bank's operations campus parcels on Kingsley Dr are carried at $26.65M and $27.4M. |
Public company | —B |
| Paycor Stadium and Great American Ball Park 200 West Mehring Way and 202 East Mehring Way (100 Joe Nuxhall Way), Cincinnati |
Civic | Hamilton County Board of County Commissioners Both riverfront stadiums are county-owned on the roll. The stadium parcel at 200 W Mehring Way (39.99 acres) is carried at $295,439,300 ($19,995,000 land), the third most valuable parcel in Cincinnati. The ballpark parcel at 202 E Mehring Way (17.1 acres, confirmed by a point-in-parcel query) is carried at $254,793,750. Both are class 499 under 'Hamilton County Board of Commrs' name variants, with no recorded sale price. Neither the teams' leases nor their terms were read. |
Government | —A |
| Heritage Bank Center 100 Broadway, Cincinnati |
Civic | Arena Management Holdings LLC The roll names Arena Management Holdings LLC (Cincinnati mailing address) as owner of 100 Broadway: 3.01 acres, class 499, $9,545,710 ($4,195,710 land), last transferred 29 Jun 2001 with no price. An adjoining 3.574-acre Broadway parcel to the south is the City of Cincinnati's ($3,150,540). Who owns Arena Management Holdings LLC was not established from any source opened. |
Private company | —A |
| Procter & Gamble world headquarters 1 Procter & Gamble Plaza, Cincinnati |
Office | The Procter & Gamble Company The roll names 'Procter & Gamble Co The' as owner of the Procter and Gamble Plaza parcel (4.463 acres, $66,777,340, of which land is $24,932,830), held since an entry of 11 Apr 1985 with no price. It also holds 301 E Sixth St ($36.5M) and a vacant E Fifth St parcel ($11.1M), plus 88 and 60 acres on Center Hill Ave. That makes 17 Cincinnati parcels worth $159.9M. |
Public company | —A |
| Union Terminal (Cincinnati Museum Center) 1301 Western Avenue, Cincinnati |
Civic | City of Cincinnati The roll names 'Cincinnati City Of' as owner of 1301 Western Ave: 9.375 acres, class 640 (exempt municipal), carried at $62,273,920 ($1,457,580 land). Tax bills are mailed to the 'Museum Center Foundaion' (sic), the operator. No sale is recorded. The terms on which the museum occupies the building were not read. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Values are the Auditor's market values as republished by CAGIS (layer data edited 9 Oct 2026), for the 122,793 parcels whose tax district is the City of Cincinnati (district 1, 'CINTI CORP-CINTI CSD', and five split districts). A further 38,641 parcel polygons in district 1 carry an owner name but no value, district or sale fields, and are not counted. The most valuable ground is institutional. The University of Cincinnati's main campus, titled to the State of Ohio, is worth more than all 567 office parcels in the city together.
Highest-valued parcel$866,075,820
2802 Clifton Ave, 'State of Ohio' (mailed to the University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees), 77.73 acres, exempt class 610. CAGIS parcel layer, Oct 2026.
Highest-valued private commercial parcel$247,756,530
301 E Fourth St (Great American Tower), Queen City Square LLC. Cincinnati Children's main campus parcel is higher at $460.9M but is a hospital. CAGIS, Oct 2026.
All Cincinnati parcels$37.54 billion
122,793 parcels, of which land is $7.63B. Hamilton County as a whole: $106.49B over 353,760 parcels. Summed by this research from the CAGIS layer, Oct 2026.
All office parcels (classes 447–449)$2.18 billion
567 parcels. Queen City Square's two parcels alone are $291.4M of it. CAGIS, Oct 2026.
Largest recorded sale since 2025$69,091,455
Cincinnati Southern Railway parcels to Norfolk Southern Railway Company, 15 Apr 2025, conveyance 379847, 18 parcels. Next: $60,000,000 on 15 Oct 2025 (Goldoller Williamsburg LLC, 18 apartment parcels, Compton Rd).
Tax-delinquent parcels14,231 parcels, $53.1M
Parcels with a positive DELQ_TAXES balance on the CAGIS layer, Oct 2026. The field is undocumented and may include recent charges. FORECL_FLAG reads 'N' on every Cincinnati parcel, so it is not a foreclosure measure.
Vacant and foreclosed registrations7,198 since 2012
City Buildings & Inspections register: 917 in 2016 (peak), 221 in 2025, 216 in 2026 to date. 517 are marked 'Occupied - Foreclosure Filed - Still Occupied'. City open data, Public Domain.
Conveyance fee$3 per $1,000 of price, plus $0.50 per parcel
State of Ohio fee $1/$1,000 plus Hamilton County permissive tax $2/$1,000, plus $0.50 per parcel state transfer tax (Auditor, Real Property Transfers & Conveyances).
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Public bodies dominate Cincinnati's land. The City alone holds about 8,300 parcels and 9,500 stated acres, much of it carried at $0. The University of Cincinnati holds most of its land in the State of Ohio's name. Two public developers also take title to private projects for financing or tax reasons: the Port Authority, which holds TQL Stadium and the Medpace campus, and the county land bank, so the roll's owner is often not the user. Counts group every spelling of each owner's name on the CAGIS roll, Oct 2026, for City of Cincinnati parcels. Acres are as stated on the roll and blank on many platted lots. Railway operating land is carried at $0, so it is given in parcels and acres.
| Name | Type | Cincinnati parcels on the roll (Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| City of Cincinnati (incl. Parks, Greater Cincinnati Water Works) 9 name variants, mainly 'Cincinnati City Of' (8,139) and 'City of Cincinnati' (178). 4,789 parcels are carried at $0. The City's own 'Cincinnati Owned Properties' layer (owned or leased, countywide) counts 3,344 Park Board records (5,094 acres), 1,510 Recreation Commission (1,843 acres), 568 Water Works (818 acres) and 9,458 Transportation & Engineering records. The most valuable City parcel is 311 Albert Sabin Way ($132.7M). |
Government | 8,332 parcels, 9,533 stated acres, $1.52B where valuedA |
| University of Cincinnati (State of Ohio for UC) 412 parcels are titled 'State of Ohio' and mailed to UC, under 13 variants that include 'University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees' and 'State of Ohio for the use and benefit of the University of Cincinnati'. They include the $866.1M main campus parcel and the $131.4M Ferdinand Pl medical-campus parcel. |
Institution | 467 parcels, 346 stated acres, $1.36BA |
| Hamilton County (Board of County Commissioners) 29 name variants, including the Community Mental Health Board. The two stadium parcels ($295.4M and $254.8M) and 1000 Sycamore St ($103.6M) lead. On 4 Dec 2024 the county took 1701 Patricia McCollum Way ($100.0M, 21.34 acres) from Bond Hill Funding Company, with no price recorded. The Great Parks of Hamilton County district (56 parcels, 174 acres) and the library are counted separately. |
Government | 491 parcels, 525 stated acres, $1.12BA |
| Cincinnati Public Schools (Board of Education of the City School District) 15 name variants. The largest is 108 W Central Pkwy ($50.0M). |
Government | 315 parcels, 748 stated acres, $780.8MA |
| Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority 5 spellings. It holds title where a private user operates. 1501 Central Pkwy, TQL Stadium (FC Cincinnati's 26,000-seat stadium, $250M, privately funded), is valued at $273.6M, transferred 4 Nov 2024. Others: 5400 Medpace Way ($57.3M office), 5345 Medpace Way ($46.0M hotel, mailed c/o 700 Medpace Way LLC), 407 Race St ($53.9M apartments, previous owner 4th and Race FC LLC), 309 Vine St ($60.4M, mailed to a tax agent) and 6210/6211 Hamilton Ave (previous owner College Hill Station LLC). Lessees are named only where the roll's mailing or prior-owner field names them. |
Government | 176 parcels, 167 stated acres, $767.2MA |
| Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Four spellings. The main campus at 3333 Burnet Ave ($460.9M) is the second most valuable parcel in the city. |
Institution | 109 parcels, 85.5 stated acres, $850.0MA |
| Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority One spelling. The largest are 595 Strand Ln (29.3 acres, $15.6M) and 5248 Vivian Pl (17.6 acres, $11.1M). |
Government | 546 parcels, 434 stated acres, $261.6MA |
| Archbishop of Cincinnati (as trustee) Held as 'Archbishop of Cincinnati Tr', the office-holder as trustee for church property: parishes, schools and cemeteries. |
Institution | 178 parcels, $172.9MA |
| Hamilton County Land Reutilization Corporation (land bank) 15 spellings, including 'Reutiliaztion', 'Reultilization' and 'Reurilization'. Mostly small lots and houses. It also takes title to private projects. 400 W Ninth St (apartments) came to it on 31 Jul 2025 for $41,600,000 (conveyance 387976) from Uptown Community Partners, with bills mailed to 'Standard Gateway Venture'. 2 Garfield Pl (hotel, $12.7M) came from OTR Holdings Inc on 20 Apr 2026 with no price. |
Government | 1,402 parcels, 210 stated acres, $71.0MA |
| Duke Energy Ohio Held as Duke Energy Ohio Inc (and 'c/o Tax Department') and one legacy 'Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co' parcel at 139 E Fourth St ($9.4M), all mailed to Charlotte, NC. |
Public company | 195 parcels, 219 stated acres, $60.3MA |
| CSX Transportation (Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake & Ohio) Titles still read 'Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company' (194) and 'Chesapeake & Ohio Railway' (29), with 8 other variants. All are mailed to CSX in Jacksonville. 206 parcels carry $0 market value. |
Public company | 249 parcels, 260 stated acresA |
| Norfolk Southern Railway Company Includes 10 parcels still titled 'Cincinnati Southern Railway Co' and 4 'Cincinnati-New Orleans'. On 15 Apr 2025 Norfolk Southern Railway Company took 18 parcels from the Cincinnati Southern Railway for a recorded $69,091,455 (conveyance 379847), the largest priced transfer in the city since 2025. The roll does not say what else the price covered. |
Public company | 34 parcels, 23 stated acresA |
| 3CDC (Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation) Only 3CDC Master Parking II LLC (11) and 3CDC Master Parking Commercial LLC (6) carry 3CDC's name on the roll. A further 184 parcels ($196.8M) stand in LLCs mailed to 1203 Walnut St, such as 1200 Vine LLC (49) and Urban Legacy VIII LLC (16), but 29 of them are mailed c/o Model Property Development. The roll does not show which belong to 3CDC, so they are not counted here. |
Developer | 17 parcels in 3CDC-named LLCs, $16.4MB |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
The City of Cincinnati builds few houses. In 2025 it permitted 600 units: 168 single-family, 4 in two-unit, 9 in 3–4-unit and 419 in 5+-unit buildings, up from 224 in 2024. Hamilton County permitted 1,162 and the Cincinnati metro (OH-KY-IN) 7,264, of which 4,311 were single-family (Census Building Permits Survey). The volume builders' lots are outside the city. None of the builders below holds a single parcel inside Cincinnati's tax district. Their holdings sit in Harrison, Colerain, Green and Miami townships and Blue Ash. Figures are parcels held in each builder's own name on the Hamilton County roll, countywide. No Cincinnati league table exists.
| Name | Type | Parcels in own name, Hamilton County roll (Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| The Drees Company Held as 'The Drees Company' (139) and 'Drees Company The' (26). 108 are vacant residential lots, 139 of them in Harrison. Drees is private and publishes no Cincinnati volumes. |
Private company | 165 parcels (0 in Cincinnati)A |
| M/I Homes (M/I Homes of Cincinnati, LLC) Held under three spellings (MI / M/I / M I Homes of Cincinnati LLC): 69 in Blue Ash and 37 in Green Township. M/I's Exhibit 21 lists M/I Homes of Cincinnati, LLC as wholly owned. Its 10-K gives no Cincinnati-only deliveries. |
Public company | 109 parcels (0 in Cincinnati)A |
| D.R. Horton (D.R. Horton - Indiana, LLC) All 49 are vacant residential lots in Colerain Township, held under two spellings. D.R. Horton's Exhibit 21.1 lists D.R. Horton - Indiana, LLC (Delaware). Parcels in individuals' names that contain 'Horton' are excluded. |
Public company | 49 parcels (0 in Cincinnati)A |
| Fischer Homes Held as Fischer Single Family Homes IV LLC (32) and Fischer Attached Homes II LLC (2): 19 in Harrison, 9 in Miami Township and 6 in Green Township. 28 are vacant lots. Private, no published volumes. |
Private company | 34 parcels (0 in Cincinnati)A |
| John Henry Homes John Henry Homes Inc: 17 in Colerain Township, 4 in Blue Ash. 17 are vacant lots. |
Private company | 24 parcels (0 in Cincinnati)A |
| Maronda Homes (Maronda Homes of Cincinnati LLC) 7 in Miami Township. NVR (Ryan Homes) holds 8 parcels (5 as NVR Inc, 3 as Ryan Homes Inc), 4 of them in Crosby Township. NVR's 10-K says Ryan Homes operates in Ohio among 37 metro areas. |
Private company | 13 parcels (0 in Cincinnati)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Cincinnati's largest commercial landlord is a local mutual insurer, not a REIT. Western & Southern's real-estate affiliates hold the Great American Tower and a cluster of downtown hotels, apartments and garages. Listed REITs hold the casino, a Hyde Park shopping centre and thousands of single-family rentals. Roll counts are Cincinnati parcels. Market figures are each owner's filing, and the filings' 'Cincinnati' means the metro area.
| Name | Type | Cincinnati holding |
|---|---|---|
| Western & Southern Financial Group (W&S Real Estate Holdings / Eagle Realty) Nine roll owners appear in W&S's affiliate table with their stakes: Queen City Square, LLC ($291.4M), The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company (21 parcels, $30.1M), Lytle Park Inn, LLC ($21.9M), Main Hospitality Holdings, LLC ($21.3M, 78.4% W&S Real Estate Holdings), 506 Phelps Holdings, LLC ($18.9M), Cincinnati CBD Holdings, LLC (9 parcels, $13.9M), Fourth and Pike Apartments LLC ($9.4M), Seventh and Culvert Garage, LLC and Carthage Senior Housing, Ltd. The table is as of 31 Dec 2024. |
Private company | 40 parcels, $409.1M (roll)B |
| VICI Properties (Cincinnati Propco LLC) Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati, Reading Rd (19.358-acre main parcel, $258.6M). VICI's 8-K: on 20 Sep 2019 Cincinnati Propco LLC bought the membership interests of the company that owned JACK Cincinnati for $558.25 million in cash and leased it, triple-net, to a Hard Rock subsidiary. The 10-K gives the lease term as running to 31 Dec 2047. Because the company was sold, the roll's transfer of 25 Sep 2019 (conveyance 215630) carries no price. Exhibit 21.2 lists Cincinnati Propco LLC. |
REIT | 1 casino, 3 parcels, $262.9M (roll)A |
| VineBrook Homes Trust FY2025 10-K: 2,704 homes in the Cincinnati (OH, KY) market, 95.6% occupied, $1,384 average effective rent, gross cost basis $325.4M. The market is its largest. It sold 157 Cincinnati homes in 2025 for $19.1M. On the roll, VB One LLC, VB Two LLC and VineBrook Homes Borrower 1 and 2 LLC (mailed to VineBrook) hold 476 parcels in the City ($55.4M) and 1,331 countywide. |
REIT | 2,704 homes (Cincinnati market)B |
| Regency Centers FY2025 10-K property table: Hyde Park, Cincinnati OH, acquired 1997, 398 (thousand sq ft) GLA, 98.6% leased, anchors include Kroger, Kohl's and Walgreens. On the roll, Regency Centers LP owns 3740–3880 Paxton Ave (2 parcels, 29.4 acres, $67.4M). The 10-K lists four more 'Cincinnati' market centres (Cherry Grove, Red Bank Village, Regency Commons, West Chester Plaza). No other parcel in the City stands in Regency's name. |
REIT | Hyde Park, 398,000 sq ftA |
| The Procter & Gamble Company Owner-occupier: the twin-tower headquarters at Procter & Gamble Plaza ($66.8M), 301 E Sixth St ($36.5M), 306 E Sixth St ($13.3M) and 148 acres on Center Hill Ave. |
Public company | 17 parcels, $159.9M (roll)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Carew Tower's redevelopment. The roll still names 441 Vine Street Owner LLC, with the $18M 2022 purchase as its last transfer. Press reports that the City would buy and resell the tower to set up tax-increment financing were not confirmed in any record opened, and no City transfer appears on the roll.
- Who owns Arena Management Holdings LLC (Heritage Bank Center), Cincinnati Netherland Hotel LLC, FFC Realty LLC (255 E Fifth St, $53M in 2018), Acabay Atrium Two LP (221 E Fourth St, $75.5M in 2018) and Buckeye Power Funding Company LLC (191 Rosa Parks St, $107.3M in 2016). The roll gives entity names and mailing addresses only.
- The private lessees behind the Port Authority's titles (309 Vine St, 407 Race St, Medpace Way, Hamilton Ave) and behind the land bank's 400 W Ninth St. Bond or lease documents were not read.
- Paycor Stadium and Great American Ball Park leases. The county owns both on the roll, and the teams' lease terms were not read.
- Instrument codes on the roll (SV, SD, SE, SF, FD, AU) were not interpreted, because their key is in the Auditor's transfer file definition under /pdf/, which robots.txt disallows. Sheriff's-sale volumes are therefore not given. Distress is shown instead by delinquent balances and the City's vacant/foreclosed register.
- 38,641 parcel polygons in Cincinnati's tax district carry owner names but no value, district or sale fields on the CAGIS layer, and are excluded from every count.
- Railway, exempt and public values: railway operating parcels and many City parcels are carried at $0, so their holdings are given in parcels and acres.
- Sales of companies rather than buildings leave no price on the roll (VICI's $558.25M casino purchase; Queen City Square in 2018; Scripps Center in 2017).
- Builder figures are parcels in the builder's own name, not closings. Drees, Fischer, John Henry and Maronda are private and publish no Cincinnati volumes.
- Nareit and CoStar-type landlord rankings remain paywalled or blocked (national pack gaps), so the commercial list is built from 10-K and insurance-affiliate filings and the roll.
- The Hamilton County Recorder's site (recordersoffice.hamilton-co.org) refused connections, so the recording fee and the document-search terms were not read.
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Sources
- Hamilton County Parcels - Open Data (layer 'Hamilton County Parcel Polygons': Auditor owner, mailing address, class, market land/improvement/total value, last sale amount and date, conveyance number, delinquent taxes), all 420,376 records read 13 Oct 2026, data edited 9 Oct 2026 — CAGIS (Cincinnati Area Geographic Information System) / Hamilton County Auditor · openA
- Item page 'Hamilton County Parcels - Open Data' ('This layer displays Hamilton County parcel polygons with ownership data from Hamilton County Auditor', updated monthly; licence field) — CAGIS (owner cagisopendata) on ArcGIS Online · openA
- Cincinnati Owned Properties - Open Data (properties owned or leased by City departments, countywide; DEPT_NAME), updated quarterly — CAGIS / City of Cincinnati Law Department · openA
- Downloads & Public Records Request — Hamilton County Auditor · openA
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