Cincinnati Condo Prices 2017 to 2026: Ten Years of Cincy MLS Sales

How much have Cincinnati condo prices really changed? We pulled every closed condominium sale in the Cincy MLS (MLS of Greater Cincinnati) from November 2016 to October 2026, 26,138 sales in all, to see how prices moved year by year and where condos sell for the most today.

Median Cincinnati Condo Price by Year

The median condo sale price roughly doubled in ten years, from $121,000 to $239,000. Each year runs November through October, so 2026 means November 2025 to October 2026.

• 2017: $121,000
• 2018: $130,000
• 2019: $138,500
• 2020: $150,000
• 2021: $170,000
• 2022: $190,000
• 2023: $210,000
• 2024: $220,000
• 2025: $227,000
• 2026: $239,000

Prices jumped fastest in 2021 and 2022, when mortgage rates were low and inventory was tight. Since then they have kept rising every year, but more slowly: up about 5% in the most recent 12 months, from $227,000 to $239,000.

Condo Prices by Area, Last 12 Months

2,337 condos sold across Greater Cincinnati in the 12 months ending October 2026, at a median of $239,000 and a median of just 16 days on market. Here is how the main condo areas compare, from most to least expensive:

• Hyde Park, Oakley & Columbia Tusculum: 104 sales, median $330,000, 18 median days on market, about $233 per square foot.
• Mason, Deerfield & Warren County: 385 sales, median $305,000, 16 median days on market, about $208 per square foot.
• Downtown, Over-the-Rhine & East End: 96 sales, median $302,900, 44 median days on market, about $286 per square foot.
• Blue Ash, Montgomery & Loveland: 219 sales, median $255,000, 18 median days on market, about $191 per square foot.
• Walnut Hills, Eden Park & Clifton: 105 sales, median $244,977, 22 median days on market, about $198 per square foot.
• Clermont County: 360 sales, median $240,768, 18 median days on market, about $171 per square foot.
• Anderson, Mariemont & Mt. Washington: 91 sales, median $230,000, 8 median days on market, about $187 per square foot.
• West Chester, Fairfield & Butler County: 403 sales, median $204,900, 12 median days on market, about $167 per square foot.
• West Side & Northwest: 497 sales, median $184,000, 16 median days on market, about $150 per square foot.

Downtown and Over-the-Rhine have the highest price per square foot but also take the longest to sell, a median of about six weeks. The suburbs, from West Chester to Anderson Township, often sell in under three weeks.

What Ten Years of Data Means for Buyers

• Waiting hasn’t paid off. In every year of the last ten, the median condo price was higher than the year before.
• Value is still out there. The west side, Butler County and Clermont County have median prices near or under $240,000, and two-bedroom condos across the region sold at a median of $215,000.
• Get your monthly cost right. Add the condo fee, taxes and any tax abatement to your payment with our condo mortgage calculator.

What It Means for Sellers

• Your equity has likely grown. A condo bought at the 2017 median would have roughly doubled in value at today’s median.
• Pricing still matters. Half of condos sell within about two weeks; the ones that sit are usually priced above recent sales in their building.
• Know your building’s numbers. Every community page on our site lists recent sale prices and fees, and our free condo valuation uses sales from your community.

Want the numbers for a specific building or neighborhood? Call My Cincinnati Condo at 513-759-0100.

Source: Cincy MLS closed condominium sales, November 2016 to October 2026. Areas by city or ZIP code; Northern Kentucky sales are recorded in a separate MLS. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.