Hamilton County, value per square foot
Click the image for a huge(~14MB) version of it. It’s always interesting to find yourself on a map like this and check out how your neighbors are doing.
The big news, and no surprise, the east side is more expensive than the west. There’s more development over there generally. Mt. Adams, and Downtown are in a world of their own followed by Hyde Park, which is just a huge cluster of wealth.
It’s still a very good time to buy property in Over-the-Rhine.
Hey Nate. You’ve got a very interesting blog, thanks for the effort. Have you considered using a tool like zoom.it for your large maps? It makes them much easier to browse. I’ve put the property values map here just for an example.
I love it! Very smooth. I’ll definitely make use of that in the future.
Thanks for the tip!
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Hello Nate,
As a fellow cartographer, I congratulate you on making a very useful map. What software did you use? Where/how did you obtain your data? Is it possible for me to get a shapefile or mapinfo file to work with this data myself?
Thank you.
Thanks!
I use Quantum GIS, a very useful F/OSS GIS software, and the data for this map came from the county Auditor’s office. I’ve been scolded by CAGIS for sharing data publicly before, so I’ll compress the file and send you a link via email.