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Thank you! What did you enjoy about it :)

I guess I think it depends on the landmass, and the structure of the city

I actually did an entire video on it here brother The SHOCKING Truth About This 28 Billion Dollar Project ua-cam.com/video/2bJD2lcB7KQ/v-deo.html Lmk your thoughts

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy yes, I see that, but just coming on to your video and also being a transplant, I didn't see you mentioning that. Another Purina just opened in Cincinnati.

I appreciate that! If I did an entire video on just the newest project in all of Ohio do you think that would be helpful? Let me know friend

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy sure. I just seen your video that came across my feed. And I could relate since I am not from here too.

I got you. How long have you been here for? And what was your biggest realization? Just for those that are thinking of moving?

Which is your favorite spot? You party often?

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy I go to local bars that is pretty spiffy. Yeah, they don't stay open after 12am, but there is a place called "Our Place" that is a latino club and it doesn't open until 9pm.

Near Cincinnati right

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy Job. I originally came to another state before this one that was more red. Couldn't find any job in my profession, so I came here to Ohio. Didn't like it at first but it grew on me.

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy within a commutable distance.

Where in Ohio do you live?

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy near Adams County Ohio

HVw you been actively looking?

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy Yes I have been. But the career I have now isn't bad and not looking at full speed.

Awesome! If we can help you in Columbus or any friends you have. Please do let our team know!!!!

That’s not something our team of agents is allowed to talk about since that does into segments of fair housing You are welcome to share your experience so those reading this can have a more in-depth idea if you want :) (Although we am NOT suggesting or implying you are right or wrong and telling you to do anything)

Could you explain a little more why that is the case, for people that are thinking about moving?

Awesome! What do you love about it? :)

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy I like the lower cost of living, the lush green terrain, there's lots of trees, and hills. It's absolutely beautiful here if you ask me. I enjoy the 4 seasons too. The winters can sometimes be a little long, but to me, the trade-off is well worth it.

I love that for you! The winter this year really hasn’t been to crazy! Where in Ohio are you, friend?

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy Thank you. I agree. The last few winters have been great relatively speaking. I'm just outside of Cleveland, on the east side.

That’s awesome! What made you choose Cleveland versus Cincinnati and Columbus

Why do you consider it a mistake?

Not sure I understand

When did you move here? Or are you 18 now?

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Oh TRUST ME! I can attest :) What would you recommend friend?

Awesome! Rural Ohio offers a different lifestyle compared to its urban counterparts. The state has numerous small towns and counties, such as Athens, Gallia, and Highland counties, where home prices can be much lower-often under $150,000 for a spacious home with more land. While the cost of living is lower, the job market in rural areas can be more limited, focusing on agriculture, local businesses, and manufacturing What’s got you looking to move?

@ColumbusRealEstateGuy mixture of cost of living and the out door the great out doors

Send us an email! We’d love to help! Thecolumbusre@gmail.com

@@jr5.o100 What price point do you want to stay under?

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy 380k

I have a Agent partner of mine in Miami. He lives in the 33131 area, and he drove just a ZIP Code away, told me it took him over three hours Pretty crazy

Shoot us a email, our team would love the opportunity to help

my pleasure - do you live in Columbus, or are you thinking about moving there

@ColumbusRealEstateGuy im in Blacklick, will move to Grandview in a few months

@@TOASTMEDIA shoot us a text or give us an email! Our team would LOVE to help :)

When ya moving

What do you mean?

ya 100% Exit 109 on I-71 sucks, especially during peak traffic hours or when there's construction. Are you thinking about moving there, or did you already?

Ohhhhh no! We need to get that fixed Thanks for the heads up :)

Totally agree! Ohio definitely has a more balanced vibe. The cold is manageable, and those sunny days really make a difference-New England can keep its moody weather! Where do you live in Columbus - or are you thinking of moving?

Offffff, what exactly? 👀👀

Hey, I get it-Cleveland has a lot going for it, especially with its growing tech scene. But Columbus is really stepping into its own as Ohio’s innovation hub. It’s not just about tech jobs here; we’ve got a diverse range of industries thriving, like trade, professional services, and hospitality. With big names like Intel and Amazon investing heavily, the city is setting up for long-term success. While data centers might not create tons of direct jobs, they attract businesses and talent, helping the economy grow. Add in the energy of Ohio State, a great arts and food scene, and an affordable cost of living, and Columbus offers a balance that’s hard to beat. Both cities are great, but Columbus just has that special something. Are you in Columbus or Cleveland?

Absolutely, real estate taxes in Upper Arlington can be high-if schools aren’t a priority, nearby areas could be better options. For instance, Grandview Heights has similar amenities but a tax rate of around 2.3% compared to Upper Arlington’s 2.9%. Marble Cliff is also close by and has a unique tax setup that can offer a bit of relief. For more budget-friendly options, check out Hilliard and Worthington. Both have tax rates around 2.2%, are just a short drive from Upper Arlington, and offer great community perks without the same high tax load. :)

You’re totally right. When doing my research, I guess I never actually sort out the universities differences. I agree, the sense of camaraderie can obviously play a massive roll, when seeing how it fluctuates, and the flow behind it As for the weather, the colder months have definitely gotten warmer. Even today, in November, we are obviously still seeing a massively warm atmosphere. Even today, it’s supposed to be 73° For me, I’ve always enjoyed the winter (there’s just something about wearing a pea coat, and layering clothes on top of each other) It’s an interesting point that you brought up, you can control the cold by wearing more clothes but, you cannot control the heat by taking more off. Do you currently live in Columbus, or in Austin? And what do you think about the ladder?

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy I moved from Pittsburgh to Austin a couple of months ago. Along the way, I stayed one night in Columbus. As I am still settling in Austin, I haven't had a lot of time to explore the city. Having lived in Dallas for almost twenty years, I was expecting Austin to be more like Dallas. But it isn't. Dallas is far more affluent. So, I was somewhat disappointed at first. Austin is definitely more like Columbus than Dallas. Of course, the biggest difference between the two cities is the climate. Today, it was 72 degrees without a cloud in the sky. But ask me how the weather is come July and I will definitely be singing a different tune. At best, the difference between the two cities in terms of climate is a trade-off. Austin, of course, has a booming economy. But so does Columbus. In terms of real estate, I would suspect that Columbus is far more reasonable than Austin. As I am living in an apartment and not particularly interested in buying a house, it doesn't matter to me. But a young couple starting a family would probably fare better in Columbus. Given that Intel is building a new semi-conductor plant in Columbus, real estate prices in the area are bound to go way up in the next 20 years.

Yeah, My buddy said something along the lines of Austin is removing tole fair if I’m not mistaken How do you like Pittsburgh compared to Austin?

I’ll respond in the morning :) What’d you think of the video?

Sorry, I’m just getting around to this Columbus,is one of those places that has something for everyone in my opinion but like without feeling overwhelming. The neighborhoods are super diverse-like the Short North, with cool art galleries, grab a bite at spots like The Pearl, or enjoy live music at Gallery Hop. If you’re more into nature, the Scioto Mile offers great trails with views of the skyline, and fall makes it even more beautiful. Ohio State football brings the whole city together, whether you’re at a game or tailgating nearby. It’s a city that feels both lively and laid-back, making it a great place to live. :)

Those are the places worth living alright!!! What kind of videos would YOU want to see? :)

Should I go to the Oktoberfest and document?

I thought you said Colorado for a second, I was like....what?

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy no it’s like one of the first pics has some mountains and looked like Colorado…lol

@@Will-lk9cs HA! I just seen that. I'll let my editor know he's getting fired today! ;) What did you think of the overall video? Anything you'd like to see more of?

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy great video! I’m from there . I now live in Chicago

@@Will-lk9cs WHATTTTT??? I am doing a video on Chicago vs Columbus - from a personal perspective, what is the biggest difference?

Are you sure? Can you point out where! You said multiple times - would love to make sure we get it right :) Please let me know You seem like a real person and not a troll

@@ColumbusRealEstateGuy 1:11 - California, 1:30 - precipitation, 2:08 - Thunderstorms, 3:55 - rush hour, etc etc. Could be that these are all meant to be funny, if thats the case then ignore me but there are several more throughout if it wasnt on purpose.

We just wanted to make sure you were paying attention, Joe! :) Let us know if we can help you in buying or selling in OH Do you have any plans anytime soon?

They've been taking notes from Briggs! 😅

Hey John - definitely appreciate that sentiment, I wish in terms of interest, Joshua growth, we had a more fixed approach with everything. When you say it’s similar to Atlanta, could you define what you mean?