Top 5 Neighborhoods in Columbus | Why Live in Columbus, Ohio?
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- What are the Top 5 Neighborhoods in Columbus? Not the suburbs, but actually in the City. Here is my take.
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After growing up in Central Ohio, the natural progression is to move to Columbus, but this was a very different town in the early 2000s. After surviving the Great Recession, Columbus has been on an absolute tear. While the recession was rough, we tended to fare better than many other cities partially due to the diverse amount of employers in the area. That, along with a focus on redevelopment of areas close to Downtown, population growth and the relatively cheap cost of living have helped buoy the Central Ohio area.
It doesn't seem that long ago in 2009 when residents were stoked to get Yuengling Lager to the area. Fast forward a short decade and today we have over 50 local breweries and our own "Ale Trail". That is just one of the fantastic changes.
Leaving for ten years, I left more or less a cow town and returned to a City bustling with boutique shops, coffee houses and restaurants, a renewed focus on fitness and somehow it seemed sunnier. In fact, it was such a cool city that we decided to stay.
Love learning about the different neighborhoods in Columbus! Thanks for posting your videos!
Thanks for watching them!
I definitely agree with your number 1. If I lived in Columbus, I would definitely want to live in German Village. My second choice would be Grandview.
Love it!!
I've lived in both, and they are both great communities with character and nice people!
Though not on this list Bexley is a wonderful community.
I love most of all of them, each one has its own charm!
What about Dublin? I live in Pennsylvania and when I come to Columbus im in Dublin. Love it
Dublin is GREAT! For this video I focused on Columbus proper...otherwise Dublin would have been in the mix.
I travelled from LA to Columbus for the Michigan State game last year. Had no idea what to expect. We rented bikes and rode all around the city. If I ever move, I'm buying a house in Victorian Village. Amazing.
Columbus is a surprising City!
Great video. I enjoyed the tour around Columbus. Not really a neighborhood per se but certainly a destination place to live has got to be Easton. Easton Commons is an anchor apartment complex actually within Easton Town Center but there are so many great single family housing subdivision so close to Easton. Easton is definitely a place I'd love to live in.
Easton has a ton to offer, I agree!
This is so helpful! My new job is going to be in the Easton area, and I'm researching places to live. It seemed so far away from the city though.
@@NiniEJ Nisha Easton is right next to the interstate. I-270 is just about "walkable" from Easton. You're on I-270 for about 45 seconds and then you merge onto I-670 which takes you right downtown Columbus. From the time you leave Easton Town Center and arrive downtown..that trip is only about 15 min (not in rush hour). It's a great place to live so be sure to check it out...you won't be disappointed. Best of luck to you.
Top 5 or top 3 family friendly neighborhoods please
Great idea!!! Will add it to our schedule.
@@LivingtheColumbusWay Thank you Andy
Yes, great idea! We hope to see the video! Thanks.
I had some guy friends come down here. They wanted to go downtown and kick it, cavs and Labron was playing. We ate, got a hotel and watched the game at hotel. They sight seeing, nothing much to see though
What did you guys check out? Lots of things to see but depends on what you are interested in...
@@LivingtheColumbusWay they wanted to go to hot sauce Williams because they see it on commercial tv so I took them, they looked at the houses and apartments, we went downtown walking around. They liked it, I had fun too
*Actually not cobblestone in GV…. Those are bricks my guy! 😉
You are correct....I always call that style cobblestones though
No Hilltop?
I'm not a HIlltop fan
Bexley?
Key is keeping yourself out of the situation/areas where violent crime is likely to happen
Could NOT listen to this.
Bad audio or content?
@@LivingtheColumbusWay The "music"