Delhi Hills
cityDelhi Hills is a census-designated place (CDP) located in Delhi Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, situated on a bluff north of the Ohio River and about 7 miles west of downtown Cincinnati. Known for its suburban character and a blend of residential and commercial areas, Delhi Hills offers a mix of a rural feel with convenient access to urban amenities. Historically an agricultural area known as the "Floral Paradise of Ohio," Delhi Hills has transformed into a residential community with a growing commercial sector. The median household income is around $99,049, and the community maintains a relatively low poverty rate. Key employment sectors include technology, healthcare, retail, and education. Delhi Hills is characterized by its parks, restaurants, and above-average public schools, making it an attractive place for families and young professionals. The community provides a variety of recreational opportunities, including Delhi Park, Story Woods Park, and Bender Mountain Preserve, offering residents access to outdoor activities and green spaces.
Delhi Hills, Ohio
- Classification
- Census Designated Place
- FIPS Code
- 39-21518
- Country
- United States
- County
- Hamilton
- Region
- Southwest Ohio
- Elevation
- 896 ft
- Total Area
- 1.5 sq mi
- Land Area
- 1.5 sq mi
- Water Area
- 0 sq mi
- Latitude
- 39.08694
- Longitude
- -84.62361
- Climate
- Humid subtropical climate with average July high of 88°F (31°C) and average January low of 15°F (-5°C)
- Notable Features
- Ohio River · Rolling hills
- Neighboring Areas
- Delhi Township · Cincinnati · Delshire · Covedale
- Population (2020)
- 5,022
- Est. Population (2026)
- 5,245
- Median Age
- 41.7
- Median Income
- $99,049
- Poverty Rate
- 2.86%
- Family Households
- 83.3%
- Racial & Ethnic Composition
- 87.48% White, 3.13% Asian, 2.94% Black or African American, 5.21% Two or more races
- Government Type
- Township
- Governing Body
- Board of Trustees
- Body Size
- 3 members
- School District
- Oak Hills Local School District
- Municipal Services
- Police · Fire · Public Works · Parks & Recreation · Library
- Unemployment Rate
- 2.7%
- Economic Profile
- Residential/suburban · Commercial growth
- Employment Sectors
- Technology · Healthcare · Retail · Education
- School Districts
- Oak Hills Local School District · Cincinnati Public Schools
- Colleges & Universities
- Mount St. Joseph University
- Transportation
- Interstate access · Public transit
- Utilities
- Municipal water · Fiber/broadband
- Major Facilities
- Hospitals in Cincinnati
- Outdoor Access
- Yes
- Major Recreation Areas
- Delhi Park · Story Woods Park · Bender Mountain Preserve
- Parks & Trails
- Delhi Park · Story Woods Park · Bender Mountain Preserve
- Founded
- 1789
- Incorporated
- 1816
- Named After
- Likely named after Delhi in India, or for geographical features
- Historical Significance
- Transformed from an agricultural community to a suburban residential area after World War II
- Key Events
- Established as South Bend in 1789 · Became part of Green Township in 1809 · Split from Green Township in 1816 to form Delhi Township · Known as 'Floral Paradise of Ohio' due to greenhouse agriculture