Cincinnati High-Rise Condos: Prices and Fees in 13 Buildings

High-rise and mid-rise condos put you above the city, with views of downtown, the Ohio River or Eden Park and, in many buildings, a doorman, garage parking and heat included in the fee. Here are the Cincinnati high-rise and mid-rise condo buildings with recent sales in the Cincy MLS, with sale prices from November 2023 to October 2026 and the condo fees reported in recent listings.

High-Rise and Mid-Rise Condos With Recent Sales

• The Regency (Hyde Park): recent sales $203K to $519K, condo fee about $998 to $1,091 a month; 171 sales in the last 10 years.
• The Edgecliff (Walnut Hills): recent sales $164K to $555K, condo fee about $1,347 to $1,817 a month; 151 sales in the last 10 years.
• Madison House (Hyde Park): recent sales $145K to $278K, condo fee about $1,193 to $1,273 a month; 119 sales in the last 10 years.
• The Hammond North (North College Hill): recent sales $72K to $153K, condo fee about $555 to $1,937 a month; 82 sales in the last 10 years.
• Columbia Tower (Walnut Hills): recent sales $95K to $125K, condo fee about $336 to $618 a month; 67 sales in the last 10 years.
• Parker Flats (Downtown Cincinnati): recent sales $329K to $460K, condo fee about $347 to $440 a month; 66 sales in the last 10 years.
• The McAlpin (Downtown Cincinnati): recent sales $355K to $510K, condo fee about $502 to $788 a month; 64 sales in the last 10 years.
• Queens Tower (East Price Hill): recent sales $137K to $301K, condo fee about $557 to $763 a month; 49 sales in the last 10 years.
• 900 Adam’s Crossing (East End): recent sales $412K to $622K, condo fee about $1,486 to $1,607 a month; 43 sales in the last 10 years.
• The Maisons Lafayette (Clifton): recent sales $114K to $255K, condo fee about $879 to $1,100 a month; 34 sales in the last 10 years.
• Edgecliff Point (Walnut Hills): recent sales $645K to $1.55M, condo fee about $1,900 to $2,100 a month; 31 sales in the last 10 years.
• The Husman House (Walnut Hills): recent sales $178K to $355K, condo fee about $1,189 to $2,026 a month; 30 sales in the last 10 years.
• The American Building (Downtown Cincinnati): recent sales $438K to $490K, condo fee about $595 to $790 a month; 21 sales in the last 10 years.

What to Know Before Buying a High-Rise Condo

• Higher fees often include more. Fees of $1,000 to $2,000 a month at buildings like The Regency, The Edgecliff or Edgecliff Point usually cover heat, staff, building insurance and amenities. Compare the total monthly cost, not just the fee.
• Reserves and big projects matter. Elevators, roofs, garages and facades are expensive. Ask for the reserve study and any planned special assessments.
• Financing depends on the building. Our Condo Financing Specialist, Matt Sheffey, checks a building’s approval status during your pre-approval.
• Parking can be a separate unit. In some buildings a garage space is deeded and taxed separately.

Want a list of high-rise condos for sale right now? Use our Condo Finder or call the My Cincinnati Condo team at 513-759-0100.

Source: Cincy MLS (MLS of Greater Cincinnati) closed condo sales, matched to each building by address. Price ranges show the middle 80% of sales, November 2023 to October 2026; fees as reported in recent listings.