Anderson Township

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Anderson Township

Family-oriented • Suburban • Established

Anderson Township is a large east-side suburban community with established neighborhoods, parks, schools, shopping, and access to the Ohio River corridor.

Anderson Township is a township located southeastern Hamilton County along the Ohio and Little Miami Rivers, approximately 13 miles southeast of downtown Cincinnati. The population was 44,088 at the 2020 census.

Queen City Snapshot5-point scale
Family Friendly4.8
Safety4.6
Affordability3.5
Restaurants4.1
Things To Do4.4
Commute3.5

Ratings are editorial summaries, not guarantees. Read the detail below before making a decision.

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A short history of Anderson Township.

Anderson Township is a township located southeastern Hamilton County along the Ohio and Little Miami Rivers, approximately 13 miles southeast of downtown Cincinnati. The population was 44,088 at the 2020 census.

What it actually feels like.

Anderson Township is one of the east side's most complete suburban packages: established neighborhoods, major parks, retail corridors and quick access to the river and I-275. It works best for people who value space and everyday convenience over walkable urban density. The tradeoff is that most daily life is car-dependent and the housing market now carries a meaningful premium over many west-side and inner-ring alternatives.

Who this neighborhood makes sense for.

Best For

  • Space, parks and suburban convenienceEstablished neighborhoods, major parks and everyday shopping make daily life straightforward.
  • East-side accessConvenient for the Beechmont corridor, I-275 and east-side destinations.
  • Buyers who want established neighborhoodsMuch of Anderson offers mature streets and larger suburban housing stock rather than dense urban living.
  • Households that prioritize suburban amenitiesParks, recreation, shopping and services are spread throughout the township and easy to reach by car.

Probably Not For

  • People prioritizing urban walkabilityMost errands and trips are easier by car.
  • Buyers focused on the lowest entry priceAnderson's median sale price sits above many west-side and inner-ring alternatives.
  • People wanting a dense nightlife districtAnderson is stronger for suburban routines, parks and local dining than for late-night urban entertainment.

What the housing market looks like.

Typical Home PriceRedfin median: $404,797 · Jul 2026

Redfin's latest three-month measure through July 2026 shows a median sale price of $404,797 in Anderson Township, up 0.9% year over year. Homes sold in a median 36 days, with 189 sales in the period. The housing stock is largely established suburban single-family homes, with ranches, split-levels, colonials and newer infill. Rolling three-month figures can move as the mix of sold homes changes.

Property tax note: Property taxes vary by parcel and taxing district. Check the appropriate county auditor record for a specific property.

Established Subdivisions

Ranches, split-levels and colonials on mature suburban streets form much of the market.

Larger-Lot Homes

Some pockets offer more yard space and a less dense suburban feel.

Newer Infill & Renovations

Updated older homes and selective newer construction create a wide range of finishes and price points.

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