Explore Cincinnati building permits, CPD crime data, and RMX, RM-1.2 and SF zoning in Avondale, home of the Cincinnati Zoo and Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
Search this neighborhoodAvondale sits on the hill above the Mill Creek valley, north of Walnut Hills and Corryville and west of Evanston, and is organized around the Burnet Avenue, Reading Road and Vine Street corridors. It holds two of the region's best-known institutions: the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, founded in 1875, and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center on Burnet Avenue, along with the surrounding medical campus.
The residential streets mix older single-family houses with apartment buildings, and the Avondale Town Center area anchors the neighborhood's commercial blocks. Hauck Botanic Garden and Woodward Park are among the parks inside the boundary. Metro routes 43, 46, 47, 51 and 78 all serve the neighborhood.
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View safety data →Permit activity here follows the hospital and medical campus along Burnet Avenue as well as renovation and repair work on the neighborhood's older housing stock.
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View new construction →About a quarter of Avondale falls in RMX Residential Mixed, with RM-1.2 multi-family, SF-4 to SF-10 single-family, and PR parks and recreation land making up much of the rest.
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