Pendleton
Apartments
- 1850Year built
- 78Units renovated
- 19Historic buildings
- 351Lives improved
- 12 moOn time & on budget
Restoring a piece of Over-the-Rhine.
Originally built between 1850 and 1920, Pendleton Apartments is a scattered-site collection of 18 historic, Italianate-style brick buildings in the eastern reach of Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine Historic District, with 78 homes ranging from one to five bedrooms.
The rehabilitation repaired and replaced components beyond their useful life: kitchens and baths, flooring, LED lighting, and energy-efficient mechanical and electrical systems. The exterior work covered roofing, metal stairs and rails, attic insulation, new gutters and downspouts, and water-intrusion repairs to the basements.
Throughout, the priority was to preserve the historic character of the buildings and the neighborhood. The work followed the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties, the 2020 OHFA QAP, and OHFA's Design & Architectural Standards Manual.
Project facts
- Location: Cincinnati, OH
- District: Over-the-Rhine Historic
- Type: Historic acquisition-rehab
- Units: 78 (1–5 BR)
- Financing: 4% LIHTC via OHFA + State & Federal Historic Tax Credits
- QAP navigated: 2020 OHFA QAP + Sec. of the Interior's Standards
- Budget: ~$7,000,000
- Status: Completed, on time and on budget
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After
What the rehab covered.
- Interior and exterior renovations
- Kitchen and bath remodels, all units
- New flooring, all units
- LED light fixtures throughout
- Energy-efficient HVAC and water heaters
- Upgraded mechanical and electrical systems
- Roofing, gutters, and downspouts
- Metal stairs and rail replacement
- Added attic insulation
- Basement water-intrusion repairs
- Historic exterior restoration