Cincinnati, Ohio · Hamilton County

Shaker Run Neighborhood Guide

Shaker Run is a neighborhood in Cincinnati.
$404k
Median Price
Where the $404k median comes from

Redfin neighborhood sale median for Jul–Sep 2026 for Shaker Run; 108 homes sold there over the 12 months Oct 2025–Sep 2026. One figure for the whole neighborhood; individual homes sell above and below it. We do not publish a low/high range because we do not have a sourced one.

About Shaker Run

Shaker Run is a neighborhood in Cincinnati, Ohio with a Walkable, Mixed vibe.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Shaker Run?

The median sale price in Shaker Run is approximately $404k (Redfin neighborhood sale median, Jul–Sep 2026). Individual homes sell above and below that figure depending on size, condition and exact location.

How are the schools in Shaker Run?

We do not have a school rating for Shaker Run. Check assigned schools for any specific address with the district.

What is Shaker Run known for?

Shaker Run is a neighborhood in Cincinnati.

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