Neighborhoods in Cleveland, OH

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  Midtown Cleveland

  Located between University Circle and downtown Cleveland, Midtown Cleveland’s culture isn't just a part of life—it is life. This neighborhood is a vibrant mosaic of heritage and tradition, where colorful murals tell stories of its past and present, and where the aroma of diverse cuisines fills the air. Midtown Cleveland cherishes its rich

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    $134K

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    $19K - $411K

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  Hough

  At the corner of East 79th Street and Hough Avenue, a Cleveland Civil Rights Trail marker commemorates the significance of the 1966 Hough Uprising. In a week of rioting, the Hough neighborhood changed its makeup, taking decades to rebuild after property values reached low numbers and homes needed renovations. Today, Hough lives with the

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    $129K

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    $21K - $430K

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  West Boulevard

  Cleveland’s West Boulevard neighborhood takes its name from the street that runs through its center. It’s not the most innovative name, but West Boulevard isn’t a run-of-the-mill avenue, says David Sharkey, president of Progressive Urban Real Estate and a 20-year veteran of the Cleveland real estate scene. “West Boulevard is a big, winding road

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    $129K

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    $65K - $231K

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  Bellaire-Puritas

  Bellaire-Puritas, located on the West Side of Cleveland, Ohio, is a neighborhood rich in history and community spirit. Once farmlands and greenhouses in the 19th century, it transformed into a suburban hub in the early 1900s. Today, Bellaire-Puritas is known for its walkability, vibrant green spaces, and close-knit community vibe. A landmark of

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    $129K

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    $84K - $205K

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  Cudell

  There aren’t many places where a sense of community is palpable, but Cudell, located on Cleveland’s west side, is one of those places. Marked by a clock tower, this is where kids gather together at the rec center and, in the summer, the community flocks to the shore to hear live music. With access to downtown Cleveland and Edgewater Beach, this is

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    $123K

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    $60K - $321K

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  Fairfax

  In the heart of Cleveland’s East Side, the Fairfax neighborhood intertwines rich history with modern vitality. The neighborhood's narrative is embodied by the iconic Karamu House, the oldest African American theater in the United States, a beacon of cultural resilience and artistic expression since 1915. The charm of Fairfax lies in its ability to

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    $120K

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    $30K - $418K

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  Brooklyn Centre

  Brooklyn Centre is one of Cleveland's oldest west side neighborhoods. Originally settled in 1812, this recognized historic district has seen several transformations. While it was once one of Cleveland's most substantial business districts in the 19th century, it’s fallen on hard times over the years. High poverty levels and crime rates, paired

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    $117K

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    $69K - $335K

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  Lee-Miles

  Formerly known as Miles Heights in the early 1920s to 1930s, Lee Miles is located on the southeast side of Cuyahoga County and is considered Cleveland's first ward. Its tree-lined streets host an array of homes, many of which were built in the 1940s and 1950s, and many of them upgraded with modern amenities. With options catering to first-time

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    $110K

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    $55K - $215K

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  Clark-Fulton

  Small in size yet abundant in community, Clark-Fulton is Cleveland's most densely populated neighborhood. Much of the area’s vibrancy is accredited to its prominent Puerto Rican population, influencing local art, eateries and green spaces. The city’s annual Puerto Rican Parade even ends at the MetroHealth Medical Center in Clark-Fulton. “It’s

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    $109K

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    $48K - $424K

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  Woodland Hills

  The development of the Buckeye-Woodhill Rapid Transit Station, which opened in 2020, has sparked a rebirth in the Woodland Hills neighborhood. With nonprofit organizations increasing investments in an area that offers quick access to multiple RTA bus lines, subway stations, and light rail trains, a once-neglected neighborhood is growing again.

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    $98K

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    $25K - $438K

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  Waterloo Arts District

  The Waterloo Arts District, located between the northern lakefront and Waterloo Road to the south in Cleveland, is part of the historic Collinwood neighborhood. The area thrives with a vibrant arts scene driven by organizations like Waterloo Arts and Cleveland Rocks: Past, Present, Future. The nonprofit supports local musicians with grants,

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    $96K

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    $22K - $162K

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  Stockyards

  Stockyards, also known as Yards, is a longstanding West Side community with industrial roots. Its name is derived from Union Stockyards Company, which was one of Cleveland’s most lucrative livestock yards of the 19th century. The 60-acre complex was the 7th largest in the country until the 1940s when the livestock industry moved westward. It was

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    $95K

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    $20K - $252K

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  Euclid-Green

  Euclid-Green captures the spirit of historic charm and suburban tranquility within Cleveland's vibrant landscape. Nestled on the east side of the city, this 1.1 square mile neighborhood was once a part of the village of Euclid before its annexation to Cleveland in 1926. Euclid-Green's unique character is evident in its eclectic architectural

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    $92K

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    $27K - $174K

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  South Broadway

  South Broadway, located in southeast Cleveland, features a mix of historic charm and modern conveniences. The neighborhood's housing includes early 1900s bungalows with bay windows, Craftsman-style homes with front columns and wide porches, simple Colonials with Dutch rooftops, and contemporary townhomes from the 21st century. The Millcreek

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    $90K

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    $22K - $252K

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  Goodrich-Kirtland Park

  Goodrich-Kirtland Park has a diverse and artistic community 2 miles east of downtown Cleveland. The neighborhood encompasses AsiaTown, an extension of the city’s historic Chinatown, where Chinese immigrants first made a home in the 1860s. Since then, waves of Vietnamese, Korean and other Asian immigrants have influenced and expanded this diverse

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    $90K

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    $49K - $569K

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  Saint Clair-Superior

  St. Clair-Superior, located on the near east side of Cleveland, is a historic neighborhood where the past and present coexist harmoniously. Originally an industrial hub, this area was home to numerous iron foundries and manufacturing plants. The neighborhood's history is deeply rooted in its diverse immigrant population, particularly Slovenians.

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    $89K

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    $21K - $379K

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  Mount Pleasant

  Mount Pleasant offers relative affordability within an active community in east Cleveland. People here engage with their neighbors through houses of worship and at community events held by the local recreation centers and library. The neighborhood attracts many investors who rent out multi-family homes, though some buyers are remodeling these

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    $87K

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    $32K - $205K

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  Kinsman

  Kinsman has evolved from a 19th-century industrial community into a small, 21st-century neighborhood with emerging opportunities to address longstanding inequities, some of which stem from racial tensions that plagued southeast Cleveland in the 1950s. Decades of disinvestment in the area led to neglect and a lack of resources. Still, recent

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    $87K

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    $35K - $147K

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  Forest Hills

  Once the summer home of John D. Rockefeller, this historic Cleveland neighborhood is surrounded by areas to explore, places to eat and quick traveling. For starters, residents are only about 20 minutes from downtown Cleveland and all that it has to offer. Interstate 90 is also in the neighborhood, allowing you to quickly get to the Rock & Roll

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    $85K

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    $27K - $136K

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  Corlett

  Once John Adams College & Career Academy opened its doors in 2006, it drew new attention to the Corlett neighborhood. The high school opened as a reinvestment from the city after originally closing due to funding issues. “Unfortunately, there is not a lot of investment in Cleveland neighborhoods. The only recent significant public investment was

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    $83K

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    $33K - $156K

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  South Collinwood

  South Collinwood’s early development was spurred by the construction of 120 miles of railroad track that separated it from Cleveland’s northside. The industrial boom rapidly expanded the area, but it has since quieted down. Today, South Collinwood is attracting more investors who are rehabbing and flipping homes, creating rental opportunities.

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    $82K

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    $31K - $151K

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  Union-Miles Park

  Union-Miles Park has bones of steel. Central to the 20th-century steel industry boom, this neighborhood has long revolved around its industrial roots. The Miles Park Historic District was the original public square of Newburgh Village, one of Cleveland’s largest settlements of the 19th century. The site still houses four institutional buildings

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    $77K

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    $25K - $186K

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  North Broadway

  A couple miles south of downtown Cleveland is the North Broadway neighborhood, which started around the turn of the 20th century as a mainly industrial area. While some industrial buildings remain, the area has become a primarily residential community. It’s filled with houses that date to the neighborhood's beginning. North Broadway is also trying

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    $74K

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    $26K - $101K

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  Flats

  Cleveland's Flats, particularly the East Bank, is now a vibrant area with riverfront parks, eateries like Collision Bend, and venues like Punch Bowl Social. Campus International School is recognized for its highly rated teachers. The Flats neighborhood in Cleveland has experienced a significant transformation, evolving from an industrial area to a

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