Top 5 Best Places to Live in Ohio
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- Wanna know the best places to live in Ohio? If you are, these are the best places to live (visit) in Ohio, this video will inform you or give some insight of a few places to consider. These places are compared by cost of living, schools, jobs, amenities, etc. Lets Get Informed!
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Wyoming!
Idaho
Wakanda.
Alabama/ Mississippi
Utah for sure
I grew up in Ohio and never knew Madeira was on the Mediterranean
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Me too! 😁Maybe Madeira, Portugal.
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That's funny I live in Cincinnati I been to Madeira there no Mediterranean sea there
My question is..why isn't my hometown of Massieville, Ohio in this list? Will Huff rolling in his grave right now. 🤷🪦
Granville is very pretty and I love the older homes there.
As an Ohioan, I strongly suggest avoiding Dayton and Toledo suburbs or even cities. Would be better off looking at Upper Arlington, Dublin, or Westerville in the Columbus vicinity.
Right on that.
Not to mention Dayton and Cincinatti appear to have a high concentration of Superfund cleanup sites, the highest in Ohio.
Dublin, Upper Arlington, Westerville, New Albany, Gahanna, and just north of Columbus, Delaware.
Numbers don’t always tell the tale in research unfortunately. Visit and you’ll definitely see.
Southern dayton suburbs are really nice, they are more independent and friendly. Kettering, centerville, bellbrook, and springboro are all good places to live.
I disagree. I have lived 30 minutes north of Dayton for most of my life. Our community is a very safe and thriving one, Dayton has a lot to offer, you just have to know where to go and where not to go, like most cities.
I love the Gahanna area
Ga. has a Canton Dublin, Lebanon, and a Marietta too. I doubt if they're like your cities but they're not bad-especially the Marietta where I live now. No Atlanta's or Chamblee's?
Great shots of the Cincinnati riviera!
(Dude, those clips weren’t even from America, let alone Ohio)
As an Ohio resident , if you like rain , cloudy days in general depressing year round weather this place might be right for you. Not to mention just about every area that's not directly outside a major metro population is filled with individuals that make it a point of pride to be under educated
Sounds like Ohio 😂
Not true in the area I live in, But maybe where you are. Just saying
Those people paying high taxes and fees for rebilled public utilities are all PhD holding Mensa members.
Meh. Just 2 different life styles. The city folk value their income and who they know/how many people they know.
Those outside the city value personal growth and responsibility. Along with being able to do everything yourself, including fixing stuff and making your own way in life.
Chadwahhh, try and tell that to the Fortune 500 companies that still flock to Ohio. Every year, Ohio is in the top 5 states with the most businesses and industries. The reason is because of the diverse economy, an exceptional pool of talent and the decent cost of living. And those are the facts. Maybe you're living too close to Kentucky.
Born and raised in Bowling Green Ohio and I still live here and I love this town!!
You cannot see Appalachian mountains from Granville.
Granville has my vote! I love it there. I have never been to Madiera, its a little further West than I like because Cleveland has so much to enjoy, so I have never considered living there. Shaker Heights has always been the place to live, I can see why its on this list! Ottawa Hills is a little too close to TOLEDO...not somewhere to be. I have to say, whom ever thought Oakwood would outdo Shaker Heights needs to have their head examined!
I live in oakwood it's incredible
There are plenty of eastern suburbs in Cleveland much better than Shaker Heights.
Property taxes killing the good residents - everybody move to Pepper Pike, Solon or Chagrin Falls.
4% every year on the value of your house. My friend live in Shaker Hts in old brick house of $500K and pay $20K/year in taxes! That’s insane!
I love many towns in east suburbs: Willoughby, Chardon, Bentleyville, Beachwood. Great value, safe places with a lot of entertainment, parks and great schools
I thought Youngstown would be on the list. Lots of space due to so many houses being demolished and those that remain have an average value of $25K. The people there are so friendly because they are so high on drugs. A lot of job opportunities because no one there wants to work. The medium wage is $15K if you include Welfare and SNAP. And plenty of exciting Night Life with drive by shootings every night at the block of your choice. Exquisite food pantries and soup kitchens. And let's not forget the quality education where most students drop out by the third grade. Yes indeed! Youngstown is my kind of town!
Is Youngstown good place to live for international students?????
So confused...........
@@romiojha185 Hello Romi. I take it you are looking to study at Youngstown State University. The school is great because it has a hugh selection of courses to choose from. However, unless you have friends or family that reside in the Youngstown area to show you around, I would truly suggest you remain around the campus area or at the few local hangouts in "Downtown". which is near YSU. Other than that it is simply boring. From time to time there are local events or festivals you can attend but you really need a car to travel around. Most of the entertainment and restaurants are located at nearby Boardman on Route 224 or you can visit the Eastwood Mall in Niles on Route 422. I am originally from NYC and found Youngstown to be your typical shit hole ghetto like the many other once great cities here in the USA. If you are looking for excitement or entertainment I would suggest NYC, Miami or Houston. But if you are looking for a good education on the cheap then I would suggest YSU to graduate then bolt to another city for a high paying career job. I don't see any positive future for Youngstown with its ghetto trash mentality. The properties are cheap but you really don't want to have welfare parasites, drug dealers and ghetto trash for neighbors. That is what I see here and I regret ever coming here. So it all depends what your goals are. Most students come here to get their degrees then move on. Very few remain to call Youngstown their home. I hope this was informative to you. Good Luck with your future endeavors. Mark Rodriguez
East Cleveland is a great place too. Entire blocks are abandoned it is ripe for development.
I love the awesome humorous spin you put in the comments on this video. You should do your own and put your hilarious spin on it. 🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😂❤
Ottawa and Findlay Ohio are pretty neat. I reccomend to anyone who has to move to Ohio
I live in Kettering and I knew immediately Oakwoods preppy ass city would be here 😂😂 I was driving from work in Dayton and drove through Oakwood while there school was dismissing and they had not 1 but 6 police cars on all sides watching these kids walk home. Love that for them though lol
I grew up in Grove City Ohio, 😊😊went to Grove City High. 😊
How was Grove City? We are thinking about moving to the city
@@petolyi6880 hi when I grew up in Grove city Ohio, it was back in the 70s and 80s. It was quite a small town at that time. We only had one high school. I went back there a few years ago and it is so big now it is not quite the small town. I grew up in, but I would live there again.
Started looking into moving to Ohio. But WHY does no one have a fence around their yards?? Haha
Dublin, Upper Arlington, Westerville, New Albany, Gahanna are all over crowded and have high taxes.
Relax, people, these are just some really nice older areas near or in some major cities. Nothing more, nothing less. I have driven through all these places and they are not for everyone.
Ottawa Hills is a suburb INSIDE of Toledo and i hate driving through as they are very serious about there 20mph speed limit🙄
Gotta keep that crime rate low mate
I live and Maumee not too far from Toledo😊.. basically by UPS
None of these places are even close to being the best in ohio. Not even close.
I know everyone tries to make fun of FL and it’s people, but I currently live in Ohio (as a previous longtime FL resident) and it’s just depressing here on so many levels.
Mike, I moved to Ohio a few years back from FL, and I've been absolutely miserable here. I feel the same as you.
@@DTD_24 thank you for the reply. I was honestly thinking it was just me and that I was… idk but for lack of better terms I felt like maybe I was manifest in my own destiny with the way I’ve been feeling but I just haven’t been able to shake this funk I’ve felt ever since moving. I’m sorry you’re going through something similar too.
@Mike Hink Your experience sounds all too similar to mine. You may very well be dealing with seasonal depression. At least for me, from November to March, the gloomy nature of the weather and lack of sunlight puts me into a vicious depressive funk. The national average for sunshine per state is 205 days, and most of Ohio falls in the 160 days of sun range; that's a substantial difference coming from Florida and can really take a harsh toll on the psyche. If you do some research and find that this may sound like something you are experiencing (seasonal depression), there are special lights you can use to mimic the sun in your house and taking vitamin D supplements can help as well. For me, I've decided to move back down South as natural sunlight puts me in a better mental place, and the South also provides a different lifestyle that resonates with me on a deeper level and provides fulfillment that I can not find here. I wish you the best of luck in getting through this.
@@DTD_24 thank you, I can’t tell you enough how much I appreciate your insight. That said, I’m sure you’re right, at least to a large extent. I just can’t find a way to cope with these “seasons” here after living in FL from age 5-34 (I’m about to be 37. I’m seriously considering moving back South myself, even if it’s not FL but that would be my first choice. Like you said, the whole lifestyle here just feels foreign to me - I don’t want to sound dramatic but I feel like I’m living in another country that just happens to speak the same language. Thank you again though and I will definitely look into the seasonal depression aspect because that makes a lot of sense now that you mentioned it. Oh, and not that this may matter much (or perhaps it does) but I grew up and lived in Daytona for 30 years and now live in Poland, OH which has a population of 2,200… my older brother lives here and thinks I’m crazy or just depressed but he loves it here and he’s lived here 20+ years and raised a family of four & all my nieces and nephews are old enough that they’re on their own and in Cleveland and elsewhere so I understand his ties but I have none if you don’t count him and before I moved we’d only seen each other about 4-5 times in 20+ years.
@@mikehink4062 sound pretty unimpressive, I’m planning to live in Ohio, is it hard to look for a normal 8 hours job? Just a normal warehouse job in order to pay my tuition.
Forget the lake catching on fire, the balloon incident, "the decision" and Johnny manziel. Cleveland interracial foxy boxing, is our real s*** show.
Madeira Ohio has ocean views??? 02:45 ??? This video would be more credible if the visuals matched the content.
Shaker Heights center does not look like that. Furthermore, it borders on East Cleveland, one of the poorest sections of Cleveland.
Ottawa Hills ?!? Seriously? I grew up near there. My best friend went to Ottawa Hills High School. None of that footage is of Ottawa Hills. None of it.
As a former resident of Ohio, I can safely say that the visuals in this video are a lie.
I'm born and raised in Ohio. I currently live in Chicago but I want to move back to Ohio. I'm looking towards west of the Cleveland area any suggestions?
Don't do it!
I would suggest Medina. It's south-southwest of Cleveland. Nice historical city, friendly people, low crime [64 percentile...meaning 64% of US cities have more crime], newer housing, 20-25 minutes to Montrose and Fairlawn (hub of commercial area and jobs), 27 mins to Cuyahoga Valley National Park (many other parks too that are closer), 40 minutes to Cleveland, 50 minutes to Ohio's Amish country, and 80 minutes to Cedar Point and Erie Islands. It's close enough to visit the amenities of a big city, but far enough away from its problems. [Btw, I don’t live there. I live in the north Massillon/Jackson twp area.]
Avoid Lorain, Elyria, Mansfield, and most of Toledo. [I went to Uni of Toledo]
Hope this helps.
Summit County.
If you are planning on retiring there homes may seem cheap but watch out for high property taxes.
I suggest Shaker it is just really nice and if you have kids the education is great and they will have a great sense of community
Madeira is mostly upscale its next door to Indian Hill.
Didn't know Maderia had an Ocean and palm trees?
Most of your doctors, lawyers, college administrators from the University of Toledo, and professors live in Ottawa Hills. Ottawa Hills is right across from the University of Toledo.
Since when is there an ocean liner in Madeira Cincinnati? Most of this footage was not taken in Ohio.
I love Ohio. Born and raised in Troy Ohio
Awesome. I live in Saint Paris.
Troy IS nice.
@@Russellviews I now live in Urbana. St. Paris is a nice quiet little town. I pass through on my way to Piqua.
Shaker Heights being on this list is a joke. Yeah, part of it has grandiose mansions, the other half is ghetto and raggedy as hell. The mansions are from days of old.
Apparently, you don’t know what the word ghetto means. Shaker Heights may have a few houses that may need a paint job. However, that suburb is NOT a slum.
As someone who lives in Shaker I can tell you it is great and so are the schools
You don't know what you are talking about. Cincinnati is not Boring!
Cincinnati is boaring everything closes Early only bars hotels downtown no real entertainment.
@@cmulholland8393 Its only been like this since after COVID :(
Cincinnati is very boring. I grew up in Philadelphia Pa and compared to that Cincinnati has nothing. There's plenty to do in downtown Philadelphia but there's nothing in downtown Cincinnati. The food is awful, the transportation system sucks and even the kids have nothing to do in the summer. When I was growing up in Philadelphia most kids went to summer camp, we had block parties and block captains would even arrange for trips to amusement parks. No wonder kids and adults in Cincinnati have no personalities and act like robots. From my opinion many Cincinnatians never been or seen anything else and got accustom to that weird way of life. Philadelphia is also a very ethnic city. and the reason why Cincinnati is so racist is because the people aren't use to being around or interacting with anyone outside of their race.
@@chriswells2953first look at the size difference between the cities and philly cheesesteaks are worse than our chili tbh. The only entertainment in downtown philly is really just historical sights everthing else is kind of silly. Cinci also has zoos and amusement parks better than the ones in philly, stop yappin
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You're very delusional. Have you ever been to Philly? First off, the Philly chessesteaks that they make in Cincinnati taste nothing like one's actually made in Philly. Secondly, Cincinnati chili sucks. I tasted way better chili in Philadelphia. The Pizza's there put Cincinnati's to shame. There's franchises in almost every neighborhood that make pizzas, cheese steaks and hoggies Even Chinese food taste much better in Philly. Cincinnati can't even make a real Italian hoggie. They don't have the right rolls or variety of Italian meats.
Besides many historical landmarks in Philly it also have lots of entertainment. It has Hershey and Clemiton Lake Amusement parks as well as a zoo. Right next door is is Atlantic City and a 6 flags Great Adventure in New Jersey and it's just as close to Philly as Florence Kentucky is to Cincinnati. Philly's Transit system is light years ahead of Cincinnati's. Plus you can take commuter trains from Philly to New York to New Jersey to Delaware.
Moving to Columbus in June from California
Same maybe in May
From Texas
That’s awesome! I’m originally from Louisiana!! So howdy neighbor
What's about the job opportunites in Columbus Ohio??
@@rafiislam831 I hear it’s great! I’m in the dental field and I see a lot of hiring for me
You didn't really pick towns you picked suburbs of cities. In reality those are completely different things
I live just 10 minutes away from Madeira and love to visit to see the scenic ocean front and gorgeous palm trees.
Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio.
O H I O. GO BUCKS!!! Lol
Really? Oakwood is a good place with excellent schools. But it is hemmed in by Dayton that has a high crime rate. It's also more expensive than advertised.
i live in north canton
Avoid Findley, Mansfield, and Toledo as well.
Findley and Mansfield are good
literally nothing wrong with findlay or mansfield....
Findlay is nice. Those others are not
Delaware is a nice town
Hey I live in Toledo..not to bad😢😊
How about Oregon?
I just clicked to see Shaker because I live there
small town ohio is under a thousand people
Heads up Ohio, there will be a vote come November 2023 to vote the right to abortions in your state. All that is needed to pass is 50%, HOWEVER, your legislature pulled a fast one and wants to raise the bar to 60% to sway the vote. If you want the abortion right, then get out there and let your legislature know who you are.
Upper Arlington, Westerville, Worthington, Dublin and Powell are all better than any of the places on this list. Delaware, Hilliard and Gahanna are all nice too.
I live in Delaware but the secret is out....subdivisions going up everywhere. Great place to live.
@@beverleyhagaman7344 Oh man I live in Worthington every time I drive up 23 it seems like something new is being built
@@osulights4812 I often wonder where all these people are coming from as lo and behold these subdivisions are filling up. Route 23 is bumper to bumper at times. Getting crazy. Love Worthington great place also! Regards.
@@beverleyhagaman7344 Same in Marysville, secret was out 10 years ago.
Who wants to tell them that the Gilboa Quary isn't any where near Ottawa Hills?
Anyone have an opinion about Rocky River? I just bought an investment property there remotely. I've never actually been there.
Rocky Fork river?
Rocky River is outstanding!
@@LMTDDS Thank you for the input!
Good town
One of the nicest suburbs, very close to the lake which is lovely (to look at not swim) & good school systems one of the best in ohio
Vandalia is a nice place
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Compared to rough hoods of ny, in my travels there arent any to compare to in ohio
That street image at 3.55 is not Ohio. It’s a British high street!
I’m from Florida. I would definitely live in Columbus. Florida is TOO damn expensive. If it weren’t for Ohio not having beaches, (because I’m a HUGE beach 🏝 guy) I would definitely move up there. Ohio is SUPER CHEAP!!!
Ohio has beaches on the north. I live in Huron and have a beach two minutes from my house. If you want a really good beach similar to Flordia you can go to the near by Cedar Point Beach, which is home to one of the worlds biggest amusement parks
@@gracefulcedrman1518 Ohio has lakes not beaches lol. Florida beaches are some of the best in the country so finding beaches similar to Florida (Other than Hawaii and California is HARD) Florida has that tropical 🌴 laid back vibe that only Hawaii has.
And Ohio is a relatively small state , so the “beaches” there would probably be JAM PACKED . And Cedar Point beach is really small. Especially compared to Florida beaches 😭😭
@@gracefulcedrman1518 The only city i would ever live in Ohio is Columbus because it’s very pretty 😍 but driving 2 1/2 hours to the beach is a pain in the ass. Here in Florida, no matter where you live you’re within an hour of a beach
What? Have you never heard of surfing the North Shore? Lake Erie has a lot of beaches. Check out Walnut Beach in Ashtabula.
@@2cartalkers Those are lakes though. Not actual beaches lol. I’m talking about REAL beaches like in the East and West Coast.
Mgk is from shaker heights,
You can't rent ANYTHING in Granville for $900, more like $2k.
Student housing
Ottawa Hills is actually surrounded by Toledo😊😅
Matter of opinion.. give me the fresh county air of the good ole days there. Rural farm country is the best. Grew up in SE Fulton County farming.
Why are you showing scenery from areas your not speaking of?
I live in new Albany outside of Columbus and it is amazing
you are actually in danger
Oak wood is on the gulf coast correct wtf
There seem to be two places named Oakwood in Ohio. One is a small city, bordered by Dayton and Kettering, and probably Dayton’s most affluent suburb, The other is an unaffiliated place in NE Ohio, which I am less familiar with; I used to live in the Dayton area.
Hudson area is very nice too
Glad I left there.
What about the job market. Planing to relocate there
@jhakhalil4993 - There are NO jobs in Ohio! One of the states that make up “The Rustbelt” in The USA, is Ohio. Jobs dried up in The Rustbelt.
the only safest places to live in ohio
Chagrin falls, Findlay/Bowling Green, Athens, Dublin/North Columbus all good areas
Just watching this….if you say Toledo I’ll shut this down quick
Toledo suck itz D-town ova here
Shaker heights is disgusting it boarders very bad areas and is run down with high crime
Nah bc Circleville got nothing 😭
Ohio is not a good place to live. Nothing good about it. People here are very rude. Seriously, I hate ohio. I was born, raised, and currently live in ohio. People say ohio is cheap yet it's far not close to cheap unless you compare it to New York, Florida, or California.
I moved to az from ohio and it is cheaper in ohio than here in az stfu
@@papifeo. and there are big monsters and yetis in the state! (Before yall get worked up search up "Only in Ohio" meme)
What about Toledo 😢😅😊
Gilboa Quarry is not even close to Ottawa Hills.
I'm not a native Ohioan and I can't speak for the rest of Ohio but anything in or around Cincinnati is not worth moving to. Cincinnati is the most racist city probably in the US. They blatantly treat people of color like second class citizens no matter what your education is. On another note, the people act like robots with absolutely no personality. If you've lived in other cities like Philadelphia Pa. where I come from, you'll realize that the food in Cincinnati is awful, they have a very poor transportation system as oppose to other cities and it's just a very oppressed city for blacks. Madera which was mentioned is like a suburb of Cincinnati also have these same issues which I find it hard to believe that it would rank in the top 5 in Ohio.
I don't think it's the worst buy I do believe that it's a racist city and extremely segregated compared to other large cities in ohio.
Fax im 22 and i thought i was trippin people in cincy and outside of it have personalities that are semi or fully monotone (robot like; emotionless or reserved) i have adhd so i wear my emotions on my sleeve and yea no one gets excited here or shows emotion which made me get bullied and a social outcast growing up and yea as a i fully agree that cincy is either an asshole or racist ir both to a degree especially the old people……like theyre the type of racist who pretends to be nice but make subtly racist comments under their breath. Cough cough people from butler county.
Well, Kentucky is just across the river from Cincinnati. That could explain a few things.
This should have been the best suburbs in Ohio to live in. There are better places to live in Ohio than the cities on this list.
I live in Ohio. Been all over it these past 53 years. It all sucks!
Lmaooo
Only in Ohio bruh…
why is the granville section just a lie
I live in Ohio
Are there aliens flying down in Toledo and destroying the buldings? 💀💀💀💀💀 (Please search up "Only in Ohio" meme)
@@RealColoradoProductionsI Don't See Any AAAAAAAALLLLLLLLIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEENNNNNNNNNSSSSSSS
“Best place to move to in Ohio”
Out
This is so bad, this is not Ohio. The palm trees and ocean were a dead giveaway!
Global warming and sea level rise. (j/k)
@@outbackigloo6489 Good one! ROFL
Let’s go Granville in 5 my home town
I live in Ohio now best advice avoid the whole state
Only in ohio
North royalton oiho vs Parma ohio
Down in Ohio, Swag like Ohio
SHUT UP
Dude, have you ever been to Ohio? No? I thought so.
Shaker Heights offers crime, such as car jacking!
Maybe it happend to you one time but shaker is very safe
The best school district in Ohio is Mason
Uhmmm... 05:10 -- the Gilboa Quarry is nowhere near Ottawa Hills. It is 60 miles south of Toledo two counties away, in Putnam County, in a small rural town simply called Ottawa (no "Hills"). The Ottawa River in a Toledo is a just creek and hardly offers "scenic views;" more like a muddy, swampy mess. But this is what happens when you let AI and computerized voices generate your content. Scuba diving in Ottawa Hills ?!?!? Hahahahahaha.
Most of these towns are only the best if you're white, straight and Christian
Shaker is very diverse and is one of the most liberal city’s in Ohio
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Why do you show a ocean or lake view when Madeira isn’t 25 miles from any water except for the Ohio River stop telling lies
#JesusSlaysLuciferFlawlessVictoryFinishedHim
Whoever made this video all this lead does not live in the state
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Yeah, Don't move anywhere near Dayton. Go to Columbus.
I smashed Oakwood in wrestling every year. The rich kids that live there aren't very good at sports. I was in a school within the SWBL facing them 2-3 times a year in track, wrestling and cross country. Our smaller public school tested higher in academics and much higher in athletics. People in Oakwood don't save. That's the problem with the suburbs you named. I lived near Oakwood my entire childhood and over 11 year in Cincinnati near Madera. Most of the people here live on credit, have nice homes and own expensive possessions, but very few create generational weath. If you'd like to leave your loved ones a legacy after you're gone don't live in any of the places listed in this video. Live in a small town with low expenses preferably in the country. Save as much as you can and pay cash for your homes like I did. Real Estate is much more affordable yet the rent you're able to charge is nearly equivalent to the high rent provided in these rich neighborhoods. A home that cost $80k-100k where I live would cost double in Madera or Oakwood. They rent for just $100-$300 less per month. Pay in cash and you'll save 20%-50% off them sale price. Also, there are plenty of jobs your children can obtain in these smaller more rural areas that will teach them true hard work. The people you'll live around will seem to care much more and not be in such a hurry. A country atmosphere is always safer than Madera and Oakwood. Both places are surrounded by areas with high crime. I'd see hookers on the street walking every other day just 3-5 minutes from Madera. These places listed are very unsafe due to the areas that surround them. My fiance is Black and our kids are mixed. She was nervous moving out here at first but now says she's the happiest she's ever been and feels by far the safest. Everyone out here is armed so no one would dare break in a home out here. People leave their front doors unlocked. The last time there was crime reported in the local news paper was over 20 years ago. Trust me, if the closest city is over 1.25 hrs away you've found the right place and the start to a better, more comfortable living. Low Bills/expenses are the way to go. Regardless home prices are extremely affordable yet rent is nearly identical. Buy homes for cheap. Get the homes move in ready. Rent the homes for barely less than the expensive suburbs you've listed in your video here. God Bless and may the Lord have mercy on your eteternal soul.
@@Rhtjr-je2li I got 2nd in state as a sophomore in wrestling which was the last year I did sports. My coach begged me to compete my junior and senior years but I was extremely busy working, chasing girls, chillin with my buddies, and being in advanced classes to get ready for college. Plus I just didn't want to wrestle in college because practice talkes your entire day basically. Pretty sure I'd have beat anyone from northeast Ohio. I spent the summers bailing hay which gave me an advantage during the wrestling season in strength and conditioning. The only 2 losses I had that year were from the same guy from Mt Healthy in Cincinnati who took 1st in State. You guys definitely could have beaten me in CC or Track, which I did just to stay in shape for the wrestling season, but definitely not in wrestling. You're right. You guys do get busy up there and have great athletics in Northeast Ohio. My fiance is from there and I know for a fact how you all get down on a high level. I support all Ohio athletics. We have some of the top athletes in the country every year from here. Just shows how we were all raised to give it 💯 always. Gotta leave it all on the mat/field/track etc. 🤙
Near an airport to Get out
Ohio... ohaio... ojaio...
Ni loco ... OH (except clevelend) left me traumatized w PTSD ... Ni embalsamado regreso. De Alemania a ohio... why not de alemania a SF CA NYC CHICAGO MIAMI... but columbus ojaio
Don't like Ohio! Been here all my life so far, 54 years! Very depressing state!
Thn move ?
If you feel like that for 54 years, why are you wasting your time here. I love it , have lived in other states and always come back to Ohio. Maybe you need to be checked out by one of our superior physicians.
That is the most lame list I have ever seen! Really? You couldn't find 5 better places than those!? I've been to most of those places not impressed. First off. Most Townships in Ohio blow away ANY city town or villiage. There are so many small unincorporated areas and townships that are so much safer, economical, and I would puy anyplace NEAR Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland automatically lower on the list because crime increases the closer you get. Hamilton County Anywhere is a no no.
This is a joke 😂😂😂 ...
DON’T move to Ohio! There are NO jobs. In the summer, you can’t go outside because the mosquitoes are huge. And one of my sons got Lyme Disease from a tick. There is a reason real estate is so low, because no one wants to live here!
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nonsense.
Jesus said I am the way and the Truth and the Life no man comes to the Father but by me. John 3. You must be born again to enter the Kingdom of God.
Is that in southern Ohio?
Gee, I grew up in Ohio and I didn’t know we had palm trees, fire your video editor
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