What others are saying about Northside’s winning qualities:

“With a small-town vibe, terrific restaurants, and artisans of all kinds, Northside is on the move.”
Travel+Leisure, “Next Great Neighborhood: Northside,” 2004

“…Northside's population has been slipping out of working class hands and into those that bear pens, paint brushes and guitars.  …In addition to catering to alternative lifestyles, Northside also seems to have a livable environment that many entertainment districts lack.”
Tony Cook, City Beat, “Upside to Northside: Cincinnati's Most Diverse Neighborhood Seeks to Maintain its Mix,” 2004

“Home tours, especially those with a historic bent, don’t usually include quirky amenities such as tap-dancers, harpists, basket-weavers, photographers, songwriters, painters and musicians. But then, Northside is no ordinary neighborhood. Its buildings are as colorful and varied as its residents.”
The Cincinnati Enquirer, “A Tale of Two House Tours,” 2002

“There is a place in Cincinnati where tattooing is high art, yuppies live next to cab drivers and the Fourth of July parade features floats stocked with old refrigerators.  It’s Northside, the neighborhood that’s eccentric and darn proud of it.”
Toni Cashnelli, Cincinnati Magazine, “Eccentric Eden,” 1998

“Northside is a melting pot.  Whites, African-Americans, blue-collar laborers and white-collar executives are part of the mix of 10,527 residents who call Northside home.  …Northside has been attracting young couples primarily, but older residents are not necessarily moving out.”
Greg Carsten, The Cincinnati Enquirer, “All Kinds of People Call It Home,” 1997

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