Modern & New Cincinnati Homes with a 15 Year LEED Silver Tax Abatement by Traditions Building Group

Today, we are exploring modern city homes for sale by Traditions Building and Development Group in College Hill that offer a 15 Year LEED Silver Tax Abatement that can save you up to $12,000 on taxes every single year!
Located in the lively core of the College Hill Shopping and Entertainment District just off the corner of Hamilton Ave. and North Bend Road, Station Court City Homes by Traditions offers an engaging and interconnected lifestyle. Embracing a vision of growth, revitalized College Hill delivers an eclectic mix of restaurants and bars, from an award-winning brewery and artisan coffee house to favorites, this community redefines walkability.
What sets Station Court apart:
- 31 new, single-family City Homes featuring modern architecture
- All homes are customizable so you can make yours your very own
- Thoughtfully designed around a beautiful central park
- Built using green, energy-efficient practices
- Only minutes from downtown, Uptown, Northside, Mt. Airy Forest and more
A foundation of sustainability:
Green building principles guide every facet of what Traditions does. From materials to mechanical systems, each detail is carefully chosen to enhance energy efficiency and reduce costs - resulting in benefits for you, and the planet, for years to come.
So, if you are looking for custom built new construction that gives you walkable urban living while ony being a few minutes from downtown Cincinnati, Station Court may be write for you. In addition to the beautiful homes, you can take advantage of the 15 year tax abatement that offers you thousands of dollars off of your tax bill every year. Why pay more money on taxes when you can save with this LEED Silver abatement and rather, put that money into a gorgeous new home.
If you are interested in working with Traditions Building & Development group at Station Court, Mosaic in Mason, OH, or any other community they build in, please reach out to us to be your real estate team of choice. We'd love to leverage our relationship with the builder to get you the best deal possible while also providing you agent representation throughout your new build process.
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[@TraditionsGroup]

@pud443 & @22zay65 Thanks for taking the time to watch the video featuring our new model home and share your thoughts on the tax abatement. We agree that it isn't appropriate for every community and price point to benefit from tax abatements, and we supported the reform to the residential tax abatement program that occurred last summer. The new abatement program is based on specific neighborhoods within Cincinnati rather than offering the same tax abatement benefits for all of Cincinnati proper. This significantly reduced abatement lengths and abated values in areas like Hyde Park, while increasing abated values in areas like College Hill that greatly benefit from incentivizing homeownership and diversifying price points. In turn, when homeowners purchase homes in communities like Station Court, they then contribute to the community and the small businesses within it.
Thanks again for taking the time to check out the video!

[@liamsmith6102]

City governments need to continue to incentivize LEED/ healthier home standards. Developers and contractors prioritizing profit over heath and safety needs to be talked about. LEED and other green standards should be accessible to all - everyone deserves a healthy home. This design is still heavy on the developer side, but very very nice to see Cincinnati incentivizing this new wave of architecture & design. After John Roebling & his wife, Emily Warren Roebling, to Zaha Hadid and Daniel Libeskind…Cincinnati is an architecture birthplace/ capital and green design is our next territory. Can’t wait to move back to my hometown after architecture school!

[@TeamSztanyo]

For sure! We have such a great history of architecture here, and we should keep inspiring for the future!

[@pud443]

Premium homes should NOT be tax abated, these people can afford to pay their fair share. This is just another way for people who SHOULD pay taxes to shelter their wealth. I usually like your videos and I understand you are in real estate and this is your job but please do not promote this crap!

[@22zay65]

I somewhat see the point, Hamilton county is trying to attract higher incomes to the city. There is such little new growth when it comes to housing. But yeah I do get ur point too