INTEL Coming to Ohio
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- INTEL Coming to Ohio will go down as a turning point in our State's history. Long ago, Ohio was a manufacturing state, and was what many considered the Rust Belt. Intel Coming to Ohio will usher in an era of manufacturing 2.0. Their $20B (and maybe more) investment into the area will have huge implications both positive and negative...If you are interested in skating to where the puck is GOING to be, then this video is for you.
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After growing up in Central Ohio, the natural progression is to move to Columbus, but this was a very different town in the early 2000s. After surviving the Great Recession, Columbus has been on an absolute tear. While the recession was rough, we tended to fare better than many other cities partially due to the diverse amount of employers in the area. That, along with a focus on redevelopment of areas close to Downtown, population growth and the relatively cheap cost of living have helped buoy the Central Ohio area.
It doesn't seem that long ago in 2009 when residents were stoked to get Yuengling Lager to the area. Fast forward a short decade and today we have over 50 local breweries and our own "Ale Trail". That is just one of the fantastic changes.
Leaving for ten years, I left more or less a cow town and returned to a City bustling with boutique shops, coffee houses and restaurants, a renewed focus on fitness and somehow it seemed sunnier. In fact, it was such a cool city that we decided to stay.
Wow that's amazing places in Ohio so much attention place I love 💙 Ohio State
We ARE getting a lot of attention here, I love it too!
My dream i wanna visit America before I die
Bye bye affordable housing.
Hopefully not! We have the opportunity to get ahead. Material cost increases have had a huge impact everywhere. I think there will still be value, but we may have to get further from Columbus to find it.
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 .
Come on up!
@@LivingtheColumbusWay sign me up !
I’ve lived in Columbus, Ohio all my life, 42 years, I’ve never seen it grow like this
Bananas
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.
Talk about Amtrak passenger Rail coming back to Columbus Ohio and your opinion. as your Next Video
I need to research this more, but do have it on my list
Let’s go Intel! Need to beat Taiwan in producing semiconductors.
We NEED chip security!!
Not accurate about finding contractors. 100% of the contractors on that project are Union, and most of them are out of state companies. The guy who’s coming to remodel your house doesn’t have anything to do with that work.
We'll see. Trades are severely short already here it seems.
Wow you finally did it great job thank you so much for this.
Yay! I’m glad you like it Avery. What should I do next?
Intel is in Hillsboro and Aloha…. Not Portland.
Ok, but it's so close to Portland and seems like a suburb
It's great to see growth however I really hate to see all these trees killed due to building and no one is replacing them. I am also concern about the jobs it is said people don't want to work as it is so why keep building if we don't have people to fill the jobs.
I did not see what the property looked like before they started, but can imagine it had some trees. One of the things I love about Ohio are all the trees, but you are right, we have to replant them. I think we are going through a big transition in the workforce, expectations, etc. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out. However, with all those supply chain woes over the past few years (we got many of our products from overseas) it will be good to have more semiconductor capacity here in the US. I just really am hopeful we can avoid some of the pitfalls those other cities experienced. Thank you for your comment and watching the video.
@@LivingtheColumbusWay I hope so too. I live here in Columbus ohio and I see so much construction daily. Great video keep it coming.
I hope the traffic stays up north! 😆
Me too!!
I live north 😅
Good story.
There should have been a public vote on this. You know, the people who are about to have their world turned upside down?
😂
@@BlueAgaveStudios Unsure of the context of what's funny. All I know is, we have every big city in the entire history of this nation, is wherever you prioritize too much "growth", you degrade quality of living. This country is too money centric. Especially in the current year and the types of policies this will bring to an area that's already in a rapid decline of quality of living. Boomers will get their fiat currency by selling their over inflated homes to investment firms so they can blow it all on hedonism in their final days, predictably. So they are definitely happy. Neocons are happy for selling out the nation for economic growth and jobs. Democrats are happy for the population replacement and leftist fundamentalist idealism it will bring to the voting block. Regular people get gentrified (priced out) and replaced. The area gets used up in the next few decades and left in a horrible state. NYC, LA, SF, and Detroit come to mind. Columbus has already been enough of a cancerous tumor as it was without the Intel debacle.
😂why do you have a say on land you don’t own? Not to mention this is boosting economy. Finally we are revitalizing the rust belt
@@constancekang9914 "Muh infinite economic growth"
Get out of here dude. It's not going to increase quality of life.
it might not increase the quality of life for you@@LostBeetle But we are getting more tax dollars for school and other public funding. Seriously? if your are anti-development why dont you go live in a cave up in the mountain?
Huh? From google i saw the metro population is 2.1 million
The metro yes, but Columbus proper is what I was referring to