Loveland

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Northern Suburbs

Loveland

Trail town • Riverfront • Community-oriented

Loveland is a northeastern suburban community centered on a traditional downtown, the Little Miami River, and the regional bike trail.

Loveland is a city in Hamilton, Clermont, and Warren counties in the southwestern part of the U.S. state of Ohio. The population was 13,307 at the 2020 census.

Queen City Snapshot5-point scale
Family Friendly4.7
Safety4.5
Affordability3.1
Restaurants4.4
Things To Do4.8
Commute3.3

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

Queen City Picks

The places we would personally point you toward first in Loveland.

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Where to eat nearby.

What to do around town.

What's happening nearby.

Local places worth shopping.

A short history of Loveland.

Loveland is a city in Hamilton, Clermont, and Warren counties in the southwestern part of the U.S. state of Ohio. The population was 13,307 at the 2020 census.

What it actually feels like.

Loveland stands out because its downtown, Little Miami River and bike trail give it a stronger sense of place than many suburban communities. It works well for people who want outdoor access and a recognizable small-city center while still having suburban housing options. The tradeoff is that the area stretches beyond the walkable core, so most residents still depend on a car for daily life.

Who this neighborhood makes sense for.

Best For

  • Trail and outdoor accessThe Little Miami Scenic Trail and river are central to Loveland's identity.
  • People who want a real downtownLoveland's compact center offers restaurants, events and local businesses in a walkable setting.
  • Suburban buyers who want characterThe city combines older neighborhoods with newer suburban choices.
  • People who like an active community centerDowntown events, the trail and riverfront activity give Loveland more of a destination feel than many suburbs.

Probably Not For

  • People needing a short downtown Cincinnati commuteLoveland sits farther northeast than Cincinnati's inner suburbs.
  • Buyers expecting the whole city to be walkableThe walkable core is strong, but most residential areas still require driving.
  • Buyers focused on the lowest possible entry priceLoveland's popularity and northeast location can put prices above many west-side and inner-ring alternatives.

What the housing market looks like.

Typical Home PriceRedfin median: $395,302 · Jul 2026

Redfin's latest three-month measure through July 2026 shows a median sale price of $395,302 in Loveland, down 7.8% year over year. Homes sold in a median 41 days, with 53 sales in the period. Loveland combines an older walkable core near the Little Miami Trail with established subdivisions and newer suburban housing farther from downtown.

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

Historic Core Homes

Older homes near downtown provide the most character and walkability.

Established Subdivisions

Traditional suburban neighborhoods make up much of the broader housing market.

Newer Construction

Growth around the outer parts of Loveland adds larger and more modern homes.

The institutions that hold a community together.

Churches lead this section, followed by libraries, charities, and other community-serving institutions in this neighborhood.

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