Just recently moved out of Indy and am now in Michigan. I enjoyed my 3 and a half years up in the Castleton area. Fishers and Carmel were a stones throw away. The area North of the city is definitely booming, but I really found myself loving that part of town. Great vids!
Simply Pho in Castleton (Indy) & Chao in Fishers were great for Vietnamese. Cafe Korea is an excellent Korean BBQ place on Allisonville Rd in Fishers as well.
I lived in Noblesville for 17 years, have lived in Indy the last 4 and am currently moving back to Noblesville. Hamilton county as a whole is where I love to be.
My sister and I live in the suburbs of Chicago and will be moving to be closer to family who live in Carmel. Looking for a condo/townhome that has at least one bedroom on main level. We see that Westfield is building like crazy and the new builds can accommodate us.
I enjoy your videos. Another possible con could be snow and ice. Meteorologists occasionally use I-70 as a dividing line for a winter storm,. It’s possible to be a little worse the further north of Indy you go
I moved to fishers from California and find it amusing that the northside comes with that reputation. The small old rickety home I grew up in back in California is worth double what I have here - a new build with double the living space.
Is there a place you can go in the country and not feel your in inner city. Instead of having humans around you there are deer open fields. Where I can build a campfire looking at the stars. Nobody around you.
Go 30-45 minutes in any direction and you can find what you're looking for. I live in Bargersville which is growing but you can still find what you're looking for just a bit south.
Just recently moved out of Indy and am now in Michigan. I enjoyed my 3 and a half years up in the Castleton area. Fishers and Carmel were a stones throw away. The area North of the city is definitely booming, but I really found myself loving that part of town. Great vids!
Thanks!
Thanks for all of the great imagery and information!
This is absolutely a comprehensive video with great photoage to highlight your points. Thank you!
I like your videos. Is it possible to talk about some good areas that are closed to good Asian restaurants?
Simply Pho in Castleton (Indy) & Chao in Fishers were great for Vietnamese. Cafe Korea is an excellent Korean BBQ place on Allisonville Rd in Fishers as well.
I lived in Noblesville for 17 years, have lived in Indy the last 4 and am currently moving back to Noblesville. Hamilton county as a whole is where I love to be.
Strawtown is fun like a carnival sideshow selling brokendown horses and ratty cars and quality merchandise 😀
@@skibee50 The strawtown auction?! Fun fun
My sister and I live in the suburbs of Chicago and will be moving to be closer to family who live in Carmel. Looking for a condo/townhome that has at least one bedroom on main level. We see that Westfield is building like crazy and the new builds can accommodate us.
Good summary…please add the gem of Conner Prairie to your list of great venues in Fishers.
Growing up in Hancock County, I lived just off Olio road close enough to Hamilton County. Looks like a solid spot to raise a family .
I enjoy your videos. Another possible con could be snow and ice. Meteorologists occasionally use I-70 as a dividing line for a winter storm,. It’s possible to be a little worse the further north of Indy you go
Great videos! KUDOS JASON!!!
I moved to fishers from California and find it amusing that the northside comes with that reputation. The small old rickety home I grew up in back in California is worth double what I have here - a new build with double the living space.
I have visited Indy twice for work. Nice town.
Please do a video on far northern Hamilton Co. Sheridan is just beginning grow.
It sure is. I plan to cover Sheridan in 2023
Do you ignore Zionsville on purpose? I notice that you hardly ever mention it.
Any good mortgage brokers in the area?
Fbi homeland security is just over your shoulder there
I love to play Bingo. do they play bingo there?
Is there a place you can go in the country and not feel your in inner city. Instead of having humans around you there are deer open fields. Where I can build a campfire looking at the stars. Nobody around you.
Go 30-45 minutes in any direction and you can find what you're looking for. I live in Bargersville which is growing but you can still find what you're looking for just a bit south.
WY
Edit: Wyoming - the least populous state of the 50. My friend moved to Casper and loves it there.