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AVOID moving to Columbus Ohio unless you can handle these things!! [2024]
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
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In this video, I go over multiple facts about Columbus Ohio that you need to be aware of before you consider moving here. If you're looking to move to Columbus Ohio this video is a must watch to avoid a disastrous move!
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Blake Kircher
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Been here my whole life. If your moving here please keep the drama there before coming to the Cbus please and thank you.
Love the comment! Agreed!
I’m sure no one watching this really care to move there you good 😂 worst winters ever 😂
Listening to him makes me glad I live in a small town in New England close to the ocean breathing the salt air.
COTA is in fact not an awesome public transit system. I use it on the regular and despite being less than 3 miles from my previous job, I consistently had to call my manager and ask for a ride because of something causing the buses to not run on time. It’s so rare that they run on time that it’s an actual joke for frequent riders. And if the buses are early, they’re REALLY early and even though they’re supposed to wait at a stop if they’re that early, it’s rare for a driver to do so. It’s also pretty common for drivers to just drive past your stop with you standing there, completely ignoring you. Anywhere outside of downtown and campus immediately goes from an every 10-20 minute frequency, to once every HOUR. Also, the bus lines are beyond annoying; not many of them go in a straight line. You can’t go straight down fifth avenue from the airport to grandview which makes no sense considering it’s one of the most major streets in Columbus. Anywhere outside of central Columbus, is extremely indirect. If you want to go from upper Arlington to Hilliard, you have to go DOWNTOWN to do that. When Hilliard is quite literally just on the other side of riverside dr. And don’t even get me started on the transit app. It straight up lies to you about 40% of the time. I was headed to an interview in Hilliard and it told me to go to downtown to get on the 32. I have a screenshot of it saying to get off on High and Long. When I got down there, the app was suddenly telling me I should’ve gotten off at east north broadway… 3-4 miles north of where i was. I passed east north broadway on my way downtown. COTA sucks. Do not move here if you don’t have a car and don’t want to spend money on Lyft/uber
1. The weather variability
2. The rapid urban development
3. Limited winter activities
4. A lot of traffic congestion
5. The lack of historical charm
6. Lack of public transportation
7. Air quality issues
8. Not a fantastic cultural scene
9. Urban sprawl
10. Judges sports teams harshly
11. Lack of outdoor recreational activities
12. Economic disparity
13. Educational challenges
14. Relatively Higher cost of living
15. Mountains and oceans not nearby
Thanks for breaking this down!
This is a great video and it is very informative. Thank you a lot for creating this and posting it!
Of course! Glad I could help you out!
Have you seen the movie Ready Player One? The setting is Ohio, they say middle of America will be packed in 2054. I believe it, all of the major coastal cities are too expensive.
Indeed. Columbus is growing extremely fast.
If it’s growing fast , why haven’t they put a rail line and upgrade the public transportation, I came from Los Angeles, this city really sucks , business don’t even open up til the evening, downtown is super dead I live in downtown an I hear nothing but birds chirping lol
@@Shotbycreativenickwomp womp womp. Move back to LA. We don’t need your Cali negativity.
As an Ohioan I can tell you Columbus has way too much crime. Not as much as Cincinnati, Akron or Canton. We have constitutional carry in Ohio now. In the year following passing the constitutional carry law, most cities had less gun crime. Columbus dropped by about 1 per 1000. A step in the right direction.
Thank you for the comment! Columbus is working hard to eliminate city crime.
I moved here from a city. This place makes you stay home after 6 PM. God help you if you stay out later
Hey Christine thank you for the comment! There are definitely areas to avoid. I will be posting a video of the best suburbs to live in to help people avoid living in a bad area!
As a native of C-Bus I agree with some of these things, but other things are just false.
Lack of Historic charm? You mentioned German Village, how about Victorian Village, Franklinton, Old Town East, Italian Village, Clintonville, King-Lincoln, I can go on. I mean WOSU made a entire series called Columbus neighborhoods that showcased this.
Lack of outdoor activities? I mean what does this even mean, there are tons of public parks, metro parks, golfing, Alum Creek and Hoover Reservoirs for boating The Zoo, Zoombezi Bay Waterpark, etc….
Same thing for entertainment, Sports, theatre, nightlife, COSI, Museums, etc… these two categories I have no clue why you would put into the video. Columbus has the same things to offer that other cities of its size do.
The mountains thing is also kind of strange to add, I mean nowhere in the entire Midwest has mountains. But of any major midwestern cities Columbus and Cleveland are the closest. You can drive just over an hour and be in places like Hoking hills or Mohican State Parks which have Appalachian foothills and Amazing caverns or go another hour or so and be in the mountains of eastern Pa or West Virginia. I would have told people about those two places that are easy day trips and completely stunning.
Other than these things good video I suppose.
So, it's boring with poor education and nothing really to do, but expect climbing transportation and housing costs.
Don't forget about the crime!
These facts are about the negatives you have to be aware of when moving to Columbus Ohio. I have other videos talking about the positives of living in Columbus Ohio as well!
Nothing to do is a lie.
Have lived in the Columbus Ohio area since 1988, it's better than East Cleveland.
That's awesome! Where specifically are you located?
@@MovingtoOhio - Have a house in the Linden area that I pay $396.00 a month for including taxes and homeowners insurance. Weird thing is area seems to be getting better every year with less riff raff. Being close to Easton and Polaris area shopping is a plus. I work remotely and take care of my wife after she had a stroke during heart bypass surgery so the low cost helps alot.
Short North has Historical charm as well as the near east side neighborhood around Franklin Park.
Ya like Cleveland 😂
correction -- Ohio State lost* to Michigan the past 3 years.
Bailing at awesome as it is it’s really boring 🤔😂
So as awesome as it is it’s still boring