Name: Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
Address: 1627 Western Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45214, USA, US
Telephone: +1 513-721-4580

Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority is a local government office, located at 1627 Western Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45214, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 513-721-4580, visit their website cintimha.com for more detailed information.

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1627 Western Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45214, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 17 September 2016

Monday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Mike Jeffries

14 December 2017

The staff here does the best they can with what they have. Some of the process are thick with red tape. The place can sometimes be packed with clients and there children. Many of the clients often have unreasonable expectations, and will sometimes jam up the line in hopes it will cause their demands to be met. You will need to grab a receipt for any business you have before you get in line. Then bring it to the counter with you. They are on the left when you walk in.
MZX DEBR

13 October 2017

Wow! Google you would have to come up with 0 star icons. I had never heard of this place. Some one that I know mention me about this place, even though this place got a review of 2.0 star I had to try to check. First time I called the lady not only put me in hold for a long time, she just pick the phone and said "Hey, please hold" . I hang up and called a second time. She pick up and hang up the phone.
Ain't waisting my time there. -0⭐
John Mills

25 September 2017

Section 8 will not help you as a landlord if you have issues with a tenant. They never return calls or emails. I will not be a section 8 landlord here in Cincinnati again because of CMHA is so poorly ran. It needs new management.
Willie Mitchell

12 July 2017

How Can I Start This Every Since I Moved To Beacon Glen Apartments Going On 3 Years,I Have Been Fighting Flooding In my Bedroom Apartment,Do To Sewer Stoppage And Rain Bedroom My Bedroom Chest Drawer Bottom Ruin And My Night Stand. I Went through The City Inspector, The Health Department And CMHA Last Year CMHA Came And Done Test For Mold,Mildew And Inspected The Back Of the Building I Live,They So Called Filled In The Bottom Cracks Of the Building But to No Avail, I Also Recently Due To My Health Placed A Transfer To Another One Of their Properties And Never Heard Back From Them.
This Year I Am Having the Same Problem And My Floor Tile Coming Up In My Bedroom Due To The Flooding Last Year And This Year Getting Water Bugs In my Apartment Along With All Types Of Spiders,I Really Can't Imagine Anyone Else Living Here And Now Because I'm Living On the Bottom Floor My Toilet Keeps Stopping Up And Flooding Something Needs To be Done I Just Got Over Pneumonia And All The Photo's That I Taken Wasn't Place On this Review. If Something Happens To me. Next I will Go to United States Department of Housing and Urban Development To Air This Matter!
Gary Manis Jr

27 April 2017

Im not losing money, but you can't even contact a REAL person. One of the ladies blocked me form leaving voice mails, just un professional to say the least
Cassandra Butscha

13 April 2017

Never answer the phone!!!! Always rude and never truly try to help you with what you need. Been almost 2 years waiting on a upgrade smh
Mark Henry

19 March 2017

They need to fire the ghetto hood rats and hire some class them bytches act like they the shyt but knowing damn well they stay at one of the scattered sites for free rent smh
C S

27 January 2017

You will lose money as a landlord. They will find a way to lower the asking price, and it literally takes years to get them to raise rent when market prices go up. Their inspectors rarely attribute damage to the renter's abuse and the landlord almost always has to cover the cost of the repair. Then, when you've had enough, they quit paying rent even if their client refuses to move on time. The only recourse left is to evict, meaning at least a month of lost rent.
Anvildevilgirl 252

06 December 2016

I am a landlord, and felt with CMHA for years, no problem. Recently now it is impossible to get anyone on the phone. Being on hold forever (if you can tolerate that awful music) eventually phone rings, no one answers. Phone numbers listed are "non-working" and give you yet another number for being on hold. Can't get questions answered. CMHA lost part of my paperwork. Still not resolved, and they say my request will be declined. One person on phone even told me I could not take care of this in person! Very stressful. Seems like they don't care or want to help. Wasn't always this way. Ridiculous and aggravating!
Mike Jeffries

24 September 2016

Staff does the best they can. Many of their clients are unreasonable. Don't forget to grab a receipt for any business you have. They are on the left when you walk in.