Mason Homes for Sale

I-71 corporate corridor living with a 5-star school district and Kings Island in the backyard

$426,200

Median Price

56 min to downtown Cincinnati

Commute

37 min to downtown

Commute

$1,760/mo

Avg. Rent

1.12%

Local Income Tax

+2.1%

Growth (5yr)

35,509

Population

1.18%

Property Tax

Living in Mason

Mason is a fast-growing city along the I-71 corridor in Warren County, popular with corporate-relocation families thanks to its top-rated schools and its position near a growing cluster of corporate and medical-office employers along the highway. It is also home to Kings Island, one of the region's biggest amusement parks, which shapes both the local economy and the neighborhood's family-friendly reputation. Expect a longer commute to Downtown Cincinnati and CVG in exchange for newer housing stock and top schools.

Schools

Mason City Schools is one of the biggest reasons relocating families specifically request Mason; the district has consistently held top-tier ratings on Ohio's report card scale.

Parks & Attractions

Kings Island is the headline attraction, drawing visitors well beyond the metro for its roller coasters and adjacent water park. Mason Community Park and the Lindner Family Tennis Center (home of the Cincinnati Open) round out the city's recreation and events footprint.

Housing Market

Housing stock skews newer than most neighborhoods on this list, with subdivisions built from the 1990s through today reflecting Mason's rapid growth. With over 80% owner-occupancy and a school-driven buyer pool, well-priced homes in top elementary zones tend to move quickly. This is a strong fit for relocating families prioritizing new construction and school ratings over a short commute.

Worth Knowing

Mason's municipal income tax rate is set by a formula tied to a state statutory floor and adjusts annually rather than sitting at a fixed voter-approved rate like most Ohio cities -- worth a fresh check with the city before closing. The Cincinnati Open (formerly the Western & Southern Open) tennis tournament, one of the largest professional tennis events outside the four Grand Slams, is played in Mason every August.

School district: Mason City Schools

ZIP codes: 45040

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