I used to live in Colerain Township before I moved to Naples Florida. It wasn’t bad but recently I visited and the area has declined. Especially near Northgate mall.
Thank you so very much for saying alot about northern Ky. I grew up in Newport. And I would move there if I moved back. But the only thing I don’t like is there is really no off street parking. But I do like the homes that’s are three or four stories high. Lots of room to move. Also Fort Thomas is a great city.
Highly recommend the Eastgate/Amelia area. Eastgate has been on the up and up. New businesses, many new homes, more home for your money, and still not too far from downtown. Only about 20-30 mins.
Any thoughts on living just outside the city, like New Palestine or around Woodland Mound? Looking for a rural feel for peace and gardening and nature in the backyard but close to the city for work opportunities.
Eastgate is pretty good for that and Anderson. Lots of farm areas there with the added benefits of great amenities nearby. Source: I grew up there. Literally had a farm with horses at the end of my street in Anderson.
That's the Booneys nothing to do and you are far from the night life and day life. If you could find a little gem near Coney Island you'd be set. Before you hit Anderson there's a small area of homes tucked up in the hills. It's off a main truck route and an easy connector to downtown and the neighborhood scenes in Oakley and Hyde Park. Also the trailhead by Lunkin Airport that connects to the Little Miami.
What part of Cincinnati is most hilly and closest to the best hiking trails? Lived in Columbus for 8 years (originally from CLE), now live in Milwaukee and considering moving to Cincy.
Hello, I'm in the process of relocating to Cincinnati, Oh in the Spring. Im very low key and love my peace of mind ( spiritual journey ) . Where's a nice community to live that's very reasonable , nice and etc ? Thank you 🙏
@mentenash7516 Awesome. So many good neighborhoods to choose from and most all in Cincy are reasonable. Would you want a more outdoors/nature feel or be closer to the urban core? Email us at info@teamsztanyo.com and we can set up a call to discuss further.
Blue Ash is wonderful. They earn a lot of tax from the business district and the residents benefit. Awesome new park there I take my kids to sometimes.
I love these videos, but a friendly caveat. Calling Cleveland and Pittsburgh one-industry dependent hasn't been correct for 30 years. Both are biomed hubs, and medical leaders. They have moved on past steel to white-collar emphasis.
Can you suggest me some good neighbourhood around "sun chemical co.,spring grove,Cincinnati ". And any idea about 2 bedroom home rent? How much it gonna cost?
Hi Thanks for the great video. I'm moving to Cincinnati from Clearwater, FL to start working for GE aviation. I'm a single man looking for an active and fun neighborhood and don't mind a half an hour drive to work. What neighborhood do you suggest?
Lots of options! Here are some areas with 3+ beds under $225k. In KY, look at Florence, Erlanger, Newport, Covington (Latonia), and Independence. In OH, look at Silverton, Deer Park, Madisonville, Price Hill, Norwood, Mt. Washington and Union Twp. ... happy to help more. Reach out - eric.sztanyo@kw.com.
Thank you everyone. We moved to Sycamore township and love it, glad we didn't move to Batavia. We work in west chester, my son goes to Summit, this township is so convenient to everywhere, no city tax is a big plus also. We love this area a lot, highly reccomend Sycamore to anyone moving from out of state.
Hello :) we have a 6 year old who is receiving medical care and we may need to move to Cincy to get treatment at the children’s hospital. What area is near the children’s hospital? Maybe no more than a 20 minute drive? I don’t mind a smaller house. TIA
@@Mz.Chingona619 Colerain township has new homes being built as well as well established homes for sale. People don't realize that homes here for every budget.
That's going to be tough. Most places are either sketchy with a good nightlife or very safe with practically no nightlife. Your best bet is to live somewhere nice and Uber to a nightlife area when you want it. Cincinnati is very spread out. But if you're really desperate for nightlife then Clifton, Over the Rhine, and Northside are good options. Although I would consider Covington and Newport too if you are willing to live in Kentucky.
Can you please help us to look for apartment near in DaVita Dialysis center? Because my wife be there this June 28, 2022 and we looking for a apartment near in her workplace and a friendly neighborhood... Thanks a lot
Random question but my husband and I are DINK and have no intentions on having children but I wonder how much importance we should place in school districts when searching for a home purely from a property value and resale standpoint.
Hey buddy let's say an old pensioner(with grown children as help) wanted to move back home and purchase like a two or three bedroom farmhouse on an acre or something ? a wreck thats not even close to a priority that needs TLC? A little mostly quiet fixer upper? Outside hamilton-ish e miami river country-ish? 😂 It sounds crazy but I'm in southeast Florida.. I can't just pop in LaRosa's or Chester's Pizza and see who's selling local property easily 😆👍
I'm just trying to find a rent house. Love Cincinnati. Had to move because my landlord sold the house we were renting for 4 years. We chose to move to Kansas city. Worst mistake ever. I have never missed an area as bad as Cincinnati and have need trying to get back there for the past 4 months. Seems next to impossible. I'm going to keep trying but not very optimistic.
Cincinnati is a great place to live. However, redlining is very prevalent in the 21st century. I purchased a home in West Chester, the neighbors were not friendly at first. The classism was apparent until I visited my neighbors home. I decided to allow them to visit my home and they were surprised and shocked, that everything they believed was proven to be inaccurate. I now want to start a RUclips channel to prove (you can't judge a book by the cover)
Purely from a regional aspect (no insults intended) the dumbest thing that ever happened was putting Cincinnati airport in Kentucky. It absolutely confuses and freaks people out when the pilot announces “we are now ready to land in Kentucky”. Changing the name from The Greater Cincinnati Airport to “CVG” only made things much worse. When it was originally named the GREATER CINCINNATI airport was to encompass Ohio, northern Kentucky, and Southeastern Indiana hence to credit the tristate! Why did they try to fix something that wasn’t broken? No disrespect but the broken part was putting the airport in Kentucky to begin with. From what I recall, the airport was supposed to go in Blue Ash!!
It's been CVG as an airport code since it's opening in 1946, because the nearest city was Covington. In 1942, Cincinnati wanted to expand on Lunken, but they didn't because it frequently receives a lot of fog. The three Northern KY counties lobbied Congress to get funds and then built CVG. ... It's now called Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. ... I moved to the area 33 years ago because of the airport. :)
Get to the point you want to make. Write the thing out ahead of time if you have to. This video meanders because it's too off-the-cuff. I wish you well, but I couldn't get to the end of it.
I used to live in Colerain Township before I moved to Naples Florida. It wasn’t bad but recently I visited and the area has declined. Especially near Northgate mall.
Lol Northgate was always kinda sketchy. Kenwood is vastly superior, except for the traffic.
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Yes the east side was always better but alot more expensive!!!!
Thank you so very much for saying alot about northern Ky. I grew up in Newport. And I would move there if I moved back. But the only thing I don’t like is there is really no off street parking. But I do like the homes that’s are three or four stories high. Lots of room to move.
Also Fort Thomas is a great city.
Highly recommend the Eastgate/Amelia area. Eastgate has been on the up and up. New businesses, many new homes, more home for your money, and still not too far from downtown. Only about 20-30 mins.
I would say live outside Hamilton County so you dont have to pay stadium taxes. Indiana is a great place to live and still 35 mins from downtown.
Any thoughts on living just outside the city, like New Palestine or around Woodland Mound? Looking for a rural feel for peace and gardening and nature in the backyard but close to the city for work opportunities.
Eastgate is pretty good for that and Anderson. Lots of farm areas there with the added benefits of great amenities nearby.
Source: I grew up there. Literally had a farm with horses at the end of my street in Anderson.
That's the Booneys nothing to do and you are far from the night life and day life. If you could find a little gem near Coney Island you'd be set. Before you hit Anderson there's a small area of homes tucked up in the hills. It's off a main truck route and an easy connector to downtown and the neighborhood scenes in Oakley and Hyde Park. Also the trailhead by Lunkin Airport that connects to the Little Miami.
@@twentysixlinx327 Once you hit 35, night life becomes less important
it depends on what you can spend, but avoid the west side of cincy.
What part of Cincinnati is most hilly and closest to the best hiking trails? Lived in Columbus for 8 years (originally from CLE), now live in Milwaukee and considering moving to Cincy.
Northern KY by Devou Park is great. Also, Loveland area. East Fork Lake. And anywhere is a couple hours from Red River Gorge.
@@TeamSztanyo Thanks for the info! Still debating if I want to move someplace new (Cincy) or relocate back to Columbus, which is a great city as well.
Anderson Township
That's a cool map. Is this type of interactive map available online?
Hello, I'm in the process of relocating to Cincinnati, Oh in the Spring. Im very low key and love my peace of mind ( spiritual journey ) . Where's a nice community to live that's very reasonable , nice and etc ? Thank you 🙏
@mentenash7516 Awesome. So many good neighborhoods to choose from and most all in Cincy are reasonable. Would you want a more outdoors/nature feel or be closer to the urban core? Email us at info@teamsztanyo.com and we can set up a call to discuss further.
Hey, what do you think about Blue Ash as neighborhood???
Blue Ash is wonderful. They earn a lot of tax from the business district and the residents benefit. Awesome new park there I take my kids to sometimes.
@@TeamSztanyo Thank you for answering so quickly! I love your video. They are very helpful 🌟
Great schools. Great vibe. But pricey. Summit Park and the Rec center are nice!
Blue Ash has always been a nice place with a lot of local pride. People actually care about their community there
What do you think about the areas around Anderson Township?
Lots of good ones to choose from
Pleasant Ridge is awesome and close to Hyde Park, Oakley, Blue Ash and etc. and you kids could go to Walnut Hills or the Catholic Schools.
Avoid the west side if you are an outsider. The west side is extremely family oriented within a tight knit community.
What if someone wants that?
I'd like maybe to move here from Puerto Rico, somewhere to start a family, grow my carrer etc.
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Mason schools are incredibly good. The quality of the teachers are equivalent to private schools in South Florida.
Fun video.. I enjoyed it
Thank you 🤗
Mason, Lebanon, Morrow, Loveland, Westchester
Nicely done!
I love these videos, but a friendly caveat. Calling Cleveland and Pittsburgh one-industry dependent hasn't been correct for 30 years. Both are biomed hubs, and medical leaders. They have moved on past steel to white-collar emphasis.
True, after living in Cleveland and Cincy, Cleveland still feels significantly more blue collar
Anderson would be great
Can you suggest me some good neighbourhood around "sun chemical co.,spring grove,Cincinnati ". And any idea about 2 bedroom home rent? How much it gonna cost?
Hi
Thanks for the great video.
I'm moving to Cincinnati from Clearwater, FL to start working for GE aviation.
I'm a single man looking for an active and fun neighborhood and don't mind a half an hour drive to work. What neighborhood do you suggest?
Plenty of good ones - Oakley, Northside, Covington, Newport, Loveland. Many more good options.
Oakley!!!
Welcome!
Very cool!
Mt Carmel has really grown up
What would you say for first time home buyers in the area with a price point below 225k?
Lots of options! Here are some areas with 3+ beds under $225k. In KY, look at Florence, Erlanger, Newport, Covington (Latonia), and Independence. In OH, look at Silverton, Deer Park, Madisonville, Price Hill, Norwood, Mt. Washington and Union Twp. ... happy to help more. Reach out - eric.sztanyo@kw.com.
I love Cincinnati ...I love these videos ...I'm getting ready to move...thank you to encourage me..
You’re welcome. :)
Price Hill is a great place to live and raise a family.
You didn’t mention the tornados
What about Batavia and Amelia?
Both nice areas.
Turning into the hood
Thank you everyone. We moved to Sycamore township and love it, glad we didn't move to Batavia. We work in west chester, my son goes to Summit, this township is so convenient to everywhere, no city tax is a big plus also. We love this area a lot, highly reccomend Sycamore to anyone moving from out of state.
You forgot about Indian Hill. As a child that was the epitome of wealth. If you lived there, you've made it. Lmbo
Hello :) we have a 6 year old who is receiving medical care and we may need to move to Cincy to get treatment at the children’s hospital. What area is near the children’s hospital? Maybe no more than a 20 minute drive? I don’t mind a smaller house. TIA
Colerain township is @20 min to Children's Hospital. No highway driving needed
@@ericthomas7474 thank you so much :) is it a pretty safe neighborhood? We are planning a trip out there for next month!
@@Mz.Chingona619 Colerain township has new homes being built as well as well established homes for sale. People don't realize that homes here for every budget.
@@Mz.Chingona619 I personally live in Colerain & owned the same home for 20 years. Glad to help you in anyway.
Which neighborhoods are guy in his 20s? I want nightlife but not a sketchy area.
www.niche.com/places-to-live/search/best-neighborhoods-for-young-professionals/m/cincinnati-metro-area/
That's going to be tough. Most places are either sketchy with a good nightlife or very safe with practically no nightlife. Your best bet is to live somewhere nice and Uber to a nightlife area when you want it. Cincinnati is very spread out.
But if you're really desperate for nightlife then Clifton, Over the Rhine, and Northside are good options. Although I would consider Covington and Newport too if you are willing to live in Kentucky.
Mt. Lookout, oakley
Where’s the best place to rent a apartment
Depends on what you're looking for. New? Budget? Amenities? Location? Happy to help if you send more details.
Can you please help us to look for apartment near in DaVita Dialysis center? Because my wife be there this June 28, 2022 and we looking for a apartment near in her workplace and a friendly neighborhood... Thanks a lot
Random question but my husband and I are DINK and have no intentions on having children but I wonder how much importance we should place in school districts when searching for a home purely from a property value and resale standpoint.
If appreciation and resale are higher on your priority list, then considering the school district definitely matters.
Oakley, Hyde Park, or Mt. Lookout all the way for Dinks. Madisonville is up and coming.
Hi - I see Amelia has more house/land for your $, however, I am concern about the diversity in Amelia especially for minority groups
Happy to send you resources to check out. Feel free to email if you want more info.
@@TeamSztanyo emailing you
I like your videos but WTAF has your barber done to your hair?!
Do you do apartment real estate ?
No, sorry.
Bellevue, KY.
Hi, do you help new immigrants to secure apartment in Cincinnati? Thanks
No. I usually recommend Zillow, Apartments.com and even Facebook Marketplace to find rentals.
I wish someone would buy my house but it needs a lot of renovations. I live in Clermont County, Ohio.
Webuynkyhouses.com
Hey buddy let's say an old pensioner(with grown children as help) wanted to move back home and purchase like a two or three bedroom farmhouse on an acre or something ? a wreck thats not even close to a priority that needs TLC? A little mostly quiet fixer upper? Outside hamilton-ish e miami river country-ish? 😂 It sounds crazy but I'm in southeast Florida.. I can't just pop in LaRosa's or Chester's Pizza and see who's selling local property easily 😆👍
I'm just trying to find a rent house. Love Cincinnati. Had to move because my landlord sold the house we were renting for 4 years. We chose to move to Kansas city. Worst mistake ever. I have never missed an area as bad as Cincinnati and have need trying to get back there for the past 4 months. Seems next to impossible. I'm going to keep trying but not very optimistic.
Have you moved yet or still considering moving back to Cincy?
Cincinnati is a great place to live. However, redlining is very prevalent in the 21st century. I purchased a home in West Chester, the neighbors were not friendly at first. The classism was apparent until I visited my neighbors home. I decided to allow them to visit my home and they were surprised and shocked, that everything they believed was proven to be inaccurate. I now want to start a RUclips channel to prove (you can't judge a book by the cover)
Dats waycist
Forest Park is a thriving community
Where to live the Westside the best side of course
Avaitors baby!!!!!
Purely from a regional aspect (no insults intended) the dumbest thing that ever happened was putting Cincinnati airport in Kentucky. It absolutely confuses and freaks people out when the pilot announces “we are now ready to land in Kentucky”. Changing the name from The Greater Cincinnati Airport to “CVG” only made things much worse. When it was originally named the GREATER CINCINNATI airport was to encompass Ohio, northern Kentucky, and Southeastern Indiana hence to credit the tristate! Why did they try to fix something that wasn’t broken? No disrespect but the broken part was putting the airport in Kentucky to begin with. From what I recall, the airport was supposed to go in Blue Ash!!
It's been CVG as an airport code since it's opening in 1946, because the nearest city was Covington. In 1942, Cincinnati wanted to expand on Lunken, but they didn't because it frequently receives a lot of fog. The three Northern KY counties lobbied Congress to get funds and then built CVG. ... It's now called Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. ... I moved to the area 33 years ago because of the airport. :)
Triple crown is considered part of Walton not union
Northwest of Cincy = new builds & land
Do you see trash and certain people sitting on the porch. Not there.
Ugh mcmansions though.
Live in Cincinnati?? Just move a hundred miles up to Columbus.
What picture are you showing and calling Mariemont? That's not Mariemont at all 😂😂😂
I blame my editor.
Dudes got half a haircut lol.
Sorry about your haircut.
annoying beat 'music' in the background...
Get to the point you want to make. Write the thing out ahead of time if you have to. This video meanders because it's too off-the-cuff. I wish you well, but I couldn't get to the end of it.
Fair. Thanks for sharing.
When relocating just look at the demographics. Brothers walking around all over, run somewhere else!
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