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Columbus may currently have a leading high growth rate but it does not have the largest population gains in the nation. Google search showed Columbus metro with 950,000 residents in 1990 and 1,727,000 residents in 2024. Dallas Fort Worth had a much larger increase in population from 3,8 in 1990 to 8.4 million during this same time period. Austin metro had 465,290 in 1990 and 2,274,000 in 2024.

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Most of the growth in Columbus is north of I 70. I live on the far south side and believe me, we’re seeing no growth down here.

Maybe it is all the illegal invaders? Pet eaters.

I grew up outside of Columbus. I’ve been gone 12 years, now living in NC. There is a “why you should move to Ohio” commercial played all the time on local stations here! Almost makes me want to move back.

With your definition of suburb, when Galena, Delaware and Marysville are fully developed, will Powell, Dublin, New Albany and Westerville still be suburbs? They will not be; because they will no longer be the furthest away from the downtown city center (as you defined it). Arlington was a suburb until Hilliard and Dublin developed. Future- Dublin was a suburb until Plain City and Powel developed- see the logic?

Can’t wait to move from NY it’s kinda sucks here

Great video me and my family are planning to move there soon from NY planning to sell our business here and as soon as that done we be in Columbus the inflation is gone crazy here in NY

How does it compare to Short North for lgbt community? Only thing about Columbus I didn't like is the car centric culture.

In the 90's we called it Wexley because so many people from Bexley were moving there.

My wife and I live in southeast Alabama. We just accidentally went into Westerville, dove through downtown, and instantly fell in love with the place.

Were Polaris and Easton excluded because they were not as good, or because they are actually part of the city limits of Columbus?

I’m not sure just exactly where you’re getting information from. All my research shows, over and over from many sources, that Columbus is most definitely not the fastest growing city in the US. In fact, Charlotte just bumped Columbus down from 14th to 15th in population.

Born and raised in Columbus Ohio. It’s a great city. So many great restaurants. Columus Crew. Columbus Blue Jackets. Buckeyes of course. LGBTQ friendly. Great music scene. If you’re bored here it’s on you man.

You for gotten Planks Bier Garden

I was born there it was nicer when I was young as German use to be spoken then, I don't hear it anymore

Looking to move to the columbus area. Great video, thank you so much for the info!

i have to say this was a very well done video. did you know that the amc theater was originally a planet Hollywood. also there used to be a trolly that drove around the area giving tours. i was one of the drivers back before covid hit. the trolley would also go to other special events around the greater Columbus area

As you said, Columbus lags behind the national average in job creation. Also, it lags behind the many other comparable cities in public transit. So, will the COTA have a light rail or subway. Cleveland has one. Cincinnati is working on it. Neither are great but they exist or are up and coming!

We moved here from Texas where seniors' property taxes were slashed drastically when you turn 65. Our appraised value on our house has more than doubled since we been here - I was hoping this would be my life's last move

Nah Austin, Texas has been the fastest growing city for about 10 years... rapidly

Thank you! This was quite helpful!

Columbus has the most impatient drivers. They have been voted third most impatient drivers in America. And an impatient driver is a dangerous driver. “Tail Gate city”. Everywhere you drive you will be tail gated. Get ready to disregard the speed limit or you will be passed in the most dangerous situations. Generally, speed over curtsy. In an accident, you cant tell the Judge - “Everybody else does it.”

Ppl are definitely not friendly in Columbus

Intel hasn't even completed half of their plant. Completion date has been pushed back to 2027 and its already starting to turn into a white elephant on them.

1 Detail was wrong Columbus gets 28.2 to 30.4 inches of snow each winter depending upon the area If you live in Northern cloumbus you are likely to get more snowfall than southern Columbus

Awful music -- so distracting & revolting I couldn't watch.

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Considering retiring in Columbus, what are housing options?

Hi Andy is there a way I can contact you through email 📧?? My husband and I would love ❤️ to move to Columbus, OHIO 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕💕

I would love to move here very soon

The cost-of-living definitely bought me

Where’s the best city in Ohio to raise a family if I’m moving from Los Angeles?

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.

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

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 has 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 Marysville. Powell is following with development towards Delaware. Westerville built out by the 2000s. There have been 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.