Yeah try that in the west end 😅 ... You can hardly work down there past noon without having drug dealers harassing you for being on there turf 12 murders in like a 4 block radius or poplar and liberty since beginning of 2023 or something it's outrageous
@@thefunksbeats Dumb response those drugs dealers do not live in Over the Rhine they come from your neighborhood to downtown to sell drugs that's the issue.
I’ve lived in Cincinnati my entire life. It is one of the safest cities I know. Just like everywhere else, you can find trouble if you look for it. Just watch the Cincinnati news for a few weeks and it will become pretty clear what places to avoid.
As someone who is interested in moving to another city, I wouldn't look as close to specific crime numbers. I would be more interested in what neighborhoods have people outside and walking around, both daytime and at night. Usually lots of people provides a sense of safety, whether it's actual or perceived.
I moved from Florida to Cincinnati. I laugh when people bring up crime.. I lost my wallet day one.. a MONTH later someone tracked me down and returned it intact!! A month it sat in public!! Money still inside. Cincinnati is a great city of honest people.
Lived all over the city and across the river too. If you see trash and general rowdiness it's not somewhere to be at night unless you know someone in the area or know what your doing.
I seen several people get shot while waiting at a bus stop downtown it gets worse every year this guy ain't telling the whole story you see how he said he from the safe part of Kentucky I live in Cincinnati and work in ky I commute every day through the city riding the bus as well. I stay in the middle of the ghetto and pay 1200 a month, don't ever try to move here
The jails in Cincinnati are a little sketchy. The new medical examiner’s office is pretty cool. I would move there just because of the new morgue. Thats how I summarize Cincinnati. Greaters ice cream and skyline chili are cool too.
I live in the suburbs of Mason, just 21 miles of Cincinnati, and things are very peaceful up there, I wouldn't see why Warren county is considered the safest part of the Cincinnati area
@@TeamSztanyo thank you!! I think you might’ve sold me on Cincy! Im terrified of Atlanta these days and I’m opening my mind to what the Midwest has to offer .
I'm a Bengals fan who comes in from West Virginia 2 to 4 times a year to see a game, never had any problems except for getting robbed by Mike Brown, lol.
I live in Cincinnati, a suburb of Cincinnati, in the last 15 years it has gone down hill bad, it’s just another ghetto where I live, wasn’t that way growing up now there’s litter, drugs and crime
The suburbs outside of the city limits are amazing. You can enjoy city life just dont stay there. Blue Ash Oakley etc are nice but boring. The downtown area is whats hot but dont live there.
@@dixienormus8231 Anywhere near the city there is tons of drugs, shootings, rapes, etc. The people saying its great and safe live in suburbs where its mostly middle to upper class houses.
Extremely safe. Like with any place, be smart, stay vigilant, keep your head on a swivel, pay attention to your surroundings, and don't play stupid games.
there are nice neighborhoods, and then there are neighborhoods I wouldn't go in the daytime. No matter what neighborhood you move to, I recommend you get a high tech security system. If you're going out at night, recommend you have a firearm. If you don't have a secure garage; recommend you get an older car (ie clunker). we don't have enough police; we have liberal judges; plus if you have kids, be prepared to send them to private schools because the public schools suck.
I've lived in Cincinnati all of my 72 years and it's a very safe city. Of course there are a couple places in town you may want to avoid but we're only talking a couple blocks.
Moved to Cincinnati from Florida... The WORST areas in Cincinnati are an order of magnitude safer than the 'good': area of Florida!! Perception, the fact that Cincinnati people report crime while people from most cities don't. Also it's a numbers thing, Cincinnati is a region of 2.3 million and if you look at the region crime rate it's very low. It's because by there are several 'cities' inside Cincinnati. Delhi, Norwood, st Bernard etc etc all surrounded by Cincinnati. But not listed as part of it messes with the numbers and makes it APPEAR high crime when anyone moving here from other coastal cities would laugh at it!
I’ve lived in Cincinatti for almost 6 years my next door neighbor was stabbed to death by her son. We watched her body get taken away and the son screaming “I love you mom”. I’ve also seen lots of drugs addicts hanging around. Most attitudes around here are dog shit. Then again the poverty rate is pretty high. Most of white and black folk who feel disconnected and discouraged.
Went to Loveland recently for a pumpkin farm thing for my kids. I don’t think I seen a single black person. Loveland was listed as a “safer” area. Supporting the poverty issue. It’s insane to see. It was like going into a white only universe.
Another dumb comment police have no power to sentence criminals to prison they only have the power to arrest taxpayers have become a ATM withdrawal machine for these over bloated police departments including the FBI.
I think it really depends on your neighbors and being smart. I have lived in Cincinnati for 10 years now even in Clifton
I accidentally leave my front door unlocked all the time. There are places you shouldn't go, but for the very large part it's fine.
My neighbor in Mason routinely leaves his garage door open… pretty much all day. Even leaves it open when he goes out. It’s almost non-existent here.
I too live in Mason (Deerfield Township) and do the same. I love it here.
Yeah try that in the west end 😅 ... You can hardly work down there past noon without having drug dealers harassing you for being on there turf 12 murders in like a 4 block radius or poplar and liberty since beginning of 2023 or something it's outrageous
@@thefunksbeats Dumb response those drugs dealers do not live in Over the Rhine they come from your neighborhood to downtown to sell drugs that's the issue.
@@michaelkelly491 That's a bit false
Well that makes sense because Mason is a wealthy area. Mason also isn't Cincinnati, it's a suburb of Cincinnati.
Lived in Cincinnati for 45 years( Price Hill) Best time of my life.
Like most larger cities depends on where you go.
I’ve lived in Cincinnati my entire life. It is one of the safest cities I know. Just like everywhere else, you can find trouble if you look for it. Just watch the Cincinnati news for a few weeks and it will become pretty clear what places to avoid.
Where do u live Lmaoo mason don’t count
@@Dnashtharapper No doubt. I live in Southgate, KY.
@@frankschuler2867 yea that’s not Cincinnati brotha I can tell what’s Cincinnati & technically not it’s not safe over here at all
Stop lying I have to and yes it's not safe
Bullshit, I've seen 5 shootings and numerous deaths in Cincinnati, NKY is not Cincinnati.
As someone who is interested in moving to another city, I wouldn't look as close to specific crime numbers. I would be more interested in what neighborhoods have people outside and walking around, both daytime and at night. Usually lots of people provides a sense of safety, whether it's actual or perceived.
I moved from Florida to Cincinnati.
I laugh when people bring up crime..
I lost my wallet day one.. a MONTH later someone tracked me down and returned it intact!!
A month it sat in public!! Money still inside.
Cincinnati is a great city of honest people.
@@DeadCat-42
You must have lost it in Hyde Park, Mariemont or somewhere else on the east side. If it were on the west side it would be gone forever.
I left it on the counter of Price hill Chile. I ordered a ham and beef and could only eat half. and left with the bag and not my wallet@@chrisj197438
Lived all over the city and across the river too. If you see trash and general rowdiness it's not somewhere to be at night unless you know someone in the area or know what your doing.
Or if you see a big crowd of people that's generally dark at night you should probably leave because there is going to be a shooting
I seen several people get shot while waiting at a bus stop downtown it gets worse every year this guy ain't telling the whole story you see how he said he from the safe part of Kentucky I live in Cincinnati and work in ky I commute every day through the city riding the bus as well. I stay in the middle of the ghetto and pay 1200 a month, don't ever try to move here
Depends on the area, there are places where you can leave your door unlocked and there are places where you can catch a bullet driving by.
Depends on who you are, and what neighborhood you're in.
What are the good neighborhoods to live in, please?
The jails in Cincinnati are a little sketchy. The new medical examiner’s office is pretty cool. I would move there just because of the new morgue. Thats how I summarize Cincinnati. Greaters ice cream and skyline chili are cool too.
I live in Darke county and my doors are locked even during the day. Be safe!
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I live in the suburbs of Mason, just 21 miles of Cincinnati, and things are very peaceful up there, I wouldn't see why Warren county is considered the safest part of the Cincinnati area
How is Cincy ahead of Atlanta 😮. I’m looking to leave Atlanta bc of crime
www.numbeo.com/crime/compare_cities.jsp?country1=United+States&city1=Cincinnati%2C+OH&country2=United+States&city2=Atlanta%2C+GA
@@TeamSztanyo thank you!! I think you might’ve sold me on Cincy! Im terrified of Atlanta these days and I’m opening my mind to what the Midwest has to offer .
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I'm a Bengals fan who comes in from West Virginia 2 to 4 times a year to see a game, never had any problems except for getting robbed by Mike Brown, lol.
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cincinnati is fairly safe. i live in walnut hills and yea it’s rough but most crime is domestic and not random
If you want to stay safe you know who to avoid, which neighborhoods
Stupid can be dangerous.
Cincinnati is safe. Im 50 and have lived in the Metro area my whole life.
You all have never been to the ghettos, thats why.
I live in Cincinnati, a suburb of Cincinnati, in the last 15 years it has gone down hill bad, it’s just another ghetto where I live, wasn’t that way growing up now there’s litter, drugs and crime
How does it compare with Baltimore? I'm asking because that is where is grew up.
www.numbeo.com/crime/compare_cities.jsp?country1=United+States&city1=Baltimore%2C+MD&country2=United+States&city2=Cincinnati%2C+OH
Both are bad cities, Baltimore probably slightly worse.
The suburbs outside of the city limits are amazing. You can enjoy city life just dont stay there. Blue Ash Oakley etc are nice but boring. The downtown area is whats hot but dont live there.
Cincinnati is a terrible place to live I cannot wait to get out of here
Why?
@@dixienormus8231 Anywhere near the city there is tons of drugs, shootings, rapes, etc. The people saying its great and safe live in suburbs where its mostly middle to upper class houses.
You could've left a long time ago but you haven't.
Extremely safe. Like with any place, be smart, stay vigilant, keep your head on a swivel, pay attention to your surroundings, and don't play stupid games.
there are nice neighborhoods, and then there are neighborhoods I wouldn't go in the daytime. No matter what neighborhood you move to, I recommend you get a high tech security system. If you're going out at night, recommend you have a firearm. If you don't have a secure garage; recommend you get an older car (ie clunker). we don't have enough police; we have liberal judges; plus if you have kids, be prepared to send them to private schools because the public schools suck.
The crime rate in Cincinnati has definitely increased, but it is still a pretty safe city to live in.
I've lived in Cincinnati all of my 72 years and it's a very safe city. Of course there are a couple places in town you may want to avoid but we're only talking a couple blocks.
Moved to Cincinnati from Florida...
The WORST areas in Cincinnati are an order of magnitude safer than the 'good': area of Florida!!
Perception, the fact that Cincinnati people report crime while people from most cities don't.
Also it's a numbers thing, Cincinnati is a region of 2.3 million and if you look at the region crime rate it's very low. It's because by there are several 'cities' inside Cincinnati. Delhi, Norwood, st Bernard etc etc all surrounded by Cincinnati. But not listed as part of it messes with the numbers and makes it APPEAR high crime when anyone moving here from other coastal cities would laugh at it!
Stay away from the west side and you'll be fine.
That's all they need to know
Honestly even some parts of the Westside aren't bad. We moved to White Oak and its just fine, reminds me a bit of the burbs of Kentucky.
Thank you for letting us know.
Bro I lived in Fairfield and I had like 30 bikes stolen out of my family's garage over the course of living there 💀
@@GrapeFaygo959 wow that's insane
I’ve lived in Cincinatti for almost 6 years my next door neighbor was stabbed to death by her son. We watched her body get taken away and the son screaming “I love you mom”. I’ve also seen lots of drugs addicts hanging around. Most attitudes around here are dog shit. Then again the poverty rate is pretty high. Most of white and black folk who feel disconnected and discouraged.
If you want it simplified, stay away from the West Side and everything is fine.
Went to Loveland recently for a pumpkin farm thing for my kids. I don’t think I seen a single black person. Loveland was listed as a “safer” area. Supporting the poverty issue. It’s insane to see. It was like going into a white only universe.
Out of all the places to live if you're coming from another state, cincinnati is not the one😂😂😂😂😂 shootings are down this year 😂
If you want to keep your crime rate under control, you’ve got to support your police!!
Another dumb comment police have no power to sentence criminals to prison they only have the power to arrest taxpayers have become a ATM withdrawal machine for these over bloated police departments including the FBI.
Cincinnati is a sanctuary city...don't move here!!! I moved out 20 years ago.