Beatification

College Hill CURC is dedicated to beautifying Hamilton Avenue! Take a look at our previous efforts and stay tuned for more updates.

Keeping The Avenue Clean

Keeping the Avenue Clean: Our Landscape team keeps the Avenue clean on a daily basis, from picking up trash, mowing, leaf blowing, and more.

Landscaping Efforts

Landscaping efforts performed by our incredible College Hill CURC Landscaping Team, including Patrick’s Park, the Corner of Hamilton and Elkton, the basket’s in the Alleyway, flower pots throughout the Avenue, East and West Parking lots; and more

Murals

“M. Cora Dow” was designed by Christopher A. Ritter and painted by BLDG Brands

“Community Blooms” was painted by Jamey Ponte and College Hill community members.

“Kindness” was painted by Joshua Stout

Hollywood Apartments

Since its acquisition in October 2021, we completely renovated the courtyard and upgraded units with new paint, new appliances, new AC units, and new flooring. We repainted the common areas and added new flooring; we power-washed the building and did tuck-pointing. Our landscape team is continuously maintaining the courtyard and Hollywood Apartments.

Patrick’s Park

In 2022, we installed flower baskets on the light poles at Patrick’s Park and the alleyway between El Camino Baking Co. (5915 Hamilton Ave) and Tortilleria Garcia (5917 Hamilton Ave), as well as adding shading in the park and seating in the alleyway.

Corner of Elkton Place & Hamilton Avenue

In 2022, we added more landscaping and greenery at the corner of Elkton & Hamilton Ave in partnership with Keep Cincinnati Beautiful and coordinated with DOTE (The City of Cincinnati Department of Transportation and Engineering) to paint a new crosswalk at the corner and added a new bench at the bus stop.

Crosswalk Murals

Paint the Streets, part of Vision Zero Cincinnati, has been completed at five crosswalks in College Hill. Five curb extensions got painted with beautiful murals by Jamey Ponte, local artist. The added murals help improve pedestrian safety along Hamilton Avenue, while adding art throughout our vibrant business district.