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Park Town was one of Cincinnati's first urban renewal projects and conceived of as a co-operative, that is owned and controlled jointly by the residents. It is composed of 131 townhouses and 192 apartments on 12.7 acres in the West End. Designed originally for middle-income and professionals to halt their move to the suburb, Park Town within a year switched to a limited income requirement. Six different floor plans include efficiencies, one, tow, and three bedroom unites. Kitchens all had Formica counter tops along with fruitwood cabinets. description Park Town was one of Cincinnati's first urban renewal projects and conceived of as a co-operative, that is owned and controlled jointly by the residents. It is composed of 131 townhouses and 192 apartments on 12.7 acres in the West End. Designed originally for middle-income and professionals to halt their move to the suburb, Park Town within a year switched to a limited income requirement. Six different floor plans include efficiencies, one, tow, and three bedroom unites. Kitchens all had Formica counter tops along with fruitwood cabinets. Description false
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