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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 2, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Cincinnati Magazine
- Top 5M sites
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- Jul 15, 2026
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A Diamond Dwelling in the Clifton Hills (opens the original)
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While there was no shortage of prestige during the Queen City’s Golden Age, a local jewelry and fine silversmithing company made quite a name for itself. Known as the “Tiffany of Cincinnati,” Duhme & Co. was renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship and elegant designs. A majestic mansion in Clifton has ties to the Duhme family. Built in 1889—and christened with the name Brightside—3892 Clifton Ave. originally belonged to Charles Duhme (son of Duhme & Co.’s cofounder, Herman Duhme) and his wife,
A Splash of French Flair in Mt. Auburn (opens the original)
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Address: 510 Corporation Alley, Mt. Auburn If walls could talk, imagine the stories that an 1870 carriage house would tell; years of cosmetic changes, floorplan additions, always-evolving design trends, and every type of character that you can imagine passing through its doors. In the 1980s, the multi-use configuration was even marketed as a “mingles” home in the local papers. Just inside the entryway, the current owners framed the vintage paper as an amusing nod to the home’s vibrant history. Y
An Equestrian Escape in Indian Hill (opens the original)
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If a park-like setting in an affluent ZIP code is what you seek, look no further than 5025 Drake Rd. in Indian Hill. Its 3.14-acre lot feels almost ethereal in its peacefulness. A major contributor to this sense of serenity towers overhead. There are 10 enormous, 100-foot oak trees surrounding the property with their quiet, yet majestic, natural beauty. Listing agent and homeowner Melisa Hertzel says the trees form a powerful first impression for guests. “They look like redwoods, and everyone co
A Tale of Two Views in Hyde Park (opens the original)
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Oftentimes in real estate, a property that has it ‘all’ is virtually impossible to find. Home buyers may have to whittle down their wish list, because rarely does a home come along that offers the best of both worlds—turnkey convenience with stellar views. Now, take that a step further, and imagine a property that’s bolstered by dual, envy-inducing views, allowing you to take in the soothing water sights of the Ohio River and the bustling energy of the skyline, all from the same address. To list
A Twelve-Sided 1900s Home in Ludlow (opens the original)
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For nearly 80 years (from the mid-1800’s into the early 1900’s), steam-powered fire engines were the gold standard for strong, powerful fire suppression. Prior to their invention, bucket brigades and hand-pumped fire engines required tons of manpower, with major limitations to water pressure, range, and response time. When the power of steam came onto the scene, the industry was revolutionized. Its talented inventor was Ohio native Alexander Bonner Latta, an experienced machinist and manufacture
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