The schools are pretty much the reason this place exists. It's always been populated by mostly renters that move there and pay the premium rents just to send their kids to Grandview. I went to GHHS and it was an awesome place. Pretty much the opposite of the hellish high school experience everyone always bitches about. And I was pretty weird too

No one moving to ohio kocc it off is still racist out there

This looks very close to Crocker Park in the cleveland area, visiting soon. Thanks for the heads up

We need to rename the Wexner center tbh. Before some stuff come out about the guy

One of the advantages of partying in Bridge Park over Short North: you won’t get shot

Is there a gayborhood in Columbus?

i lived in Columbus as a black male and its not so geared towards you unless you in a organization apart of some fraternity or social groups. I'm not that type of dude i keep to myself and i dont want my survival to be based on that

There aren’t any tradesmen there, or there aren’t enough tradesmen there, so it sounds like if you need your heating fixed or your air conditioning fixed in the summer, or your plumbing fixed, who do you call? I looked up that Ohio hospital, and even though it’s supposed to be great, it has a lot of terrible reviews on Google. it reminds me of a certain hospital in Florida (Tampa General) that was on a US News World and Report list, but it was literally a terrible hospital and anyone who had an experience there didn’t want to go back.

Planning to move to westerville in 2025 from Puerto Rico just to be near the grandchildren. Leaving paradise. Will look you up

I wish we had a brand new Intel fab coming to the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. Yes we have the military bases and shipyard but.I’d pick working at Intel making their new semiconductors instead .

A video promoting Columbus with a background showing the ugliest possible scene of the city. And you're a realtor?

Our Roadways Need To Catch up to the population of People..Also The Roads are Terrible..I Have Love For Columbus..I'm a Native..City Shuts Down Early...College Town...GO BUCKS!!!

so... phuk amtrack. it is a drain on our tax dollars and it doesnt belong here.

I dont like any suburbs or columbus Im from another state everything spread around everything people drive crazy no north south east and west as far as a jewish culture 1 Deli 1 grocery store ni

Worst drivers in the nation, a ton of shootings, overall ghetto. Only pro is that thwrenisnt much traffic. The winters are VERY depressing.

Grew up in Columbus,left for nc.went back left again to fl. now i want to go back to south east Ohio for good. like Dorothy said "there's no place like home 🏠🏠".❤❤

transportation is such a glossed over issue. Traffic may not be horrendous now, but in a few years if LinkUs doesn't do anything, the terrible land usage coupled with auto dependency will lead down to that of your San Francisco's and other west coast cities, for example. People will get priced out and affordability will go out the window as it's already starting to rear its head. Transportation + land usage are the next biggest issues in our american cities. Columbus is unique as it is growing at a rapid rate, and it ABSOLUTE NEEDS to accept that the car experiment has failed and needs to be over if it truly wants to succeed. But I feel like it's not going to, or not at a fast enough pace, making it a terrible city to move to for your children. Chicago all the way.

Other than Worthington, the other four suburbs are rapidly building out and expanding. Worthington as its charm, don't get me wrong, but it is a landlocked suburb like the aforementioned Marble Cliff, Upper Arlington, and Grandview Heights. A smattering of Columbus is growing northwest to Plain City, as is Dublin, which is also growing toward the growing Narysville. Powell is following with development towards Delaware. Westerville built out by the 2000s. No major annexations to bring more redevelopment properties into the city. Could be considered a landlocked suburb like Gahanna? No disparagement intended. Columbus and it suburbs offer something for everyone.

That Intel plant will only help the community out. Good peeps.

I’m moving to Columbus Ohio all alone, I’m so excited. I’m scared though, I’m from Tampa, FL. My rent is $2k a month. It takes me 45 mins to drive 11 miles to work.. I can’t. I’m drained. I’m excited to leave.

I’m just bored with Columbus. On weekends we like to go up to Lake Erie . That’s the best the state has to offer imo

Columbus is my home. I love this city regardless.. Growing up in a small town and visiting family made me adopt this as my home!!

My wife was born in Columbus, OH and i was born in Cleveland, OH where only the GCRTA buses run 24/7 not the trains but COTA stopped running at 10pm.

The major con which outweighs any possible pros is that Homeland Security and its agents are running buck wild in Columbus and in Ohio generally.

Thanks for the video born and raised here in Columbus Ohio. Can you contact me I got some question on trying to find my dream home I’m a first time home buyer.

Don't forget it seems to have shootings there on a regular basis

Greed and corruption 🤬 people are getting sick of it, no matter what state your from. Cause it's in every state! The playing field needs to be leveled in the worst way. And corporations and individuals that took advantage...there needs to start being accountability. Its just going to get worse and keep looping till the corruption is addressed.

Would you mind if some of the video was used for combo social media ? I need clips for a membership drive and you have some really good footage

Got a bunch of college degrees really don't know what they're doing

Yay!!!!

ANDY!!! It has been a while! I am so glad that you are posting again. I am in the US an planning to visit CBUS! I hope to cross paths.

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sounds like a shit hole

It isn't very often that I find another Black Moth Super Rainbow fan in Columbus. Hello, new friend.

Columbus city needs metro rail for public transport

If people are moving to Columbus, it's because of the bad since of direction.

We moved to Columbus (suburb Ostrander) in June 2023 and am loving it. My son attends OSU and we relocated here to stay close to him. We love how affordable it is, the ease of driving around, all the great restaurants and how welcoming everyone has been. It's a much simpler way of life than the East Coast and our only regret is not moving here sooner.

Absolutely not

I just check Zillow,house in new Albany already expensive,it just will get worse 😂

Very helpful and informative video, Andy - thank you! Native Detroiter moving to Columbus this summer and I was curious about the outdoor music scene (summer 'n all) and Kemba Live seems to be the ticket. The Detroit equivalent for the summer lawn experience is Pine Knob Music Theater - highly recommend if you're that way. Thanks again for the music scene breakdown!

Nice video, sir. Easily said by someone who makes money getting people to buy homes in Columbus.! Columbus is a fine area but I would like to point out it has changed a lot and not all for the bettter. I’m good at being rude and blunt so here it goes. Let me remind you the southside has been a mess for as long as I can remember. The casino certainly hasn’t saved the declined west side. Northland is literally a Third World. Eastland is a downright deserted boarded up ghetto. And I don’t know why you think traffic is so wonderful getting around. That’s the real Columbus. Your customers aren’t being steered to. I bet you’re selling much higher prices outside of 270 in a burb. Of course since nearly the whole county is trchnicslly “Columbus,” (but you may not have to go to Columbus schools, thank God,) You can still say it’s Columbus!!

Maybe I missed it but I didn’t hear you mention how close and convenient the airport is. Great video though.😊

Gaha scks just loke this chammel

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Trying to get out of Colorado! Like Newark and Ontario! Born & raised in Longmont!!!

There are plenty of homes under 200,000 thousand in Columbus. Look in areas that are more urban. Such as North Linden, Far East Side, South East Side , just avoid the popular suburbs or pricey hip areas.

Im a young man that might be moving to Columbus for work from California (Cant see myself ever owning a home or raising a family in California, the millennials are wrecking the state). Are there apartment options or is everything mostly single family homes? How are the churches in the area?

Hi ! I'm from Burkina Faso, i will come after 2 month. I love Columbus. It's my first time

What about a good town near Cleveland?

Hey Andy! Great videos. I just subscribed to your channel. I live in the burbs, always have but now I want to move closer to downtown. I have been looking at homes in Olde Towne East, Near East, Southern Orchards, King-Lincoln areas, etc. I was in contract on a property flip but the inspection turned up issues so I terminated. Question for you- what is your opinion on property flips and how do I know if the investor did a good job? I just don't want to keep throwing away money on inspections only to find issues and have to walk. Should I keep looking at property flips? Or find a lesser priced home in need of improvements in a nicer, safer neighborhood and hire a good, reputable contractor to do the work?