Explore Cincinnati building permits, CPD crime data, and RF-R, PR and MG zoning in the East End, along the Ohio River east of downtown.
Search this neighborhoodThe East End is a narrow strip between the Ohio River and the hillside neighborhoods above it, running east from Downtown along Riverside Drive toward Columbia Tusculum. Its riverfront houses sit just below Mt. Adams and Walnut Hills, and Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park, Schmidt Playfields and LeBlond Recreation Center are its public spaces.
Riverfront Residential/Recreational (RF-R) zoning is the largest single district, followed by PR parkland, MG general manufacturing and RMX Residential Mixed. Metro route 28 (East End) is the main bus line, with route 81 also serving the neighborhood.
CivicScout tracks Cincinnati Police reported crime, traffic crashes, and open code enforcement cases for any searched address in the East End.
View safety data →Permit activity in the East End is a mix of alteration and new-construction work on riverfront and hillside housing and commercial work along Riverside Drive.
View permits →Major construction and high-impact permits — see what’s changing across the neighborhood.
View new construction →RF-R Riverfront Residential/Recreational is the largest district (about a quarter of the East End), with PR parkland, MG manufacturing, RMX and SF-2 single-family districts across the rest.
View zoning →The zoned public schools assigned by attendance boundary.
View schools →Location reports for the East End addresses surface City of Cincinnati building permits, code enforcement cases, open 311 requests, and the applicable Cincinnati Zoning Code district.
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