Pros and Cons Of Living In Columbus Ohio in 2024!

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In this video, I go over the good and the bad about living in Columbus Ohio. I cover everything from weather to sports in Columbus Ohio. If you're looking to move to Columbus Ohio this video is a must watch to avoid a disastrous move!
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[@MovingtoOhio]

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[@ThatCho]

Columbus, Ohio residents represent! OH-

[@MovingtoOhio]

IO let’s go 🔥🙌🏻

[@zanebarrett23]

I've lived in Columbus (for the most part) since I was about 20 in the 90's. It has always felt like a small town city to me. It has definitely gotten more upscale over the years, but that is probably because a lot of people have moved here due to it being a cool place to live. Like the video said, lots of things to do all over town but the roads, lack of good public transportation, and moron drivers does suck. It's also a very diverse city. I grew up in small town Ohio and I have met so many different kinds of people from all over the world since I moved here.

[@shaplandtraining663]

Ok but like we looking…. And visiting in 2 weeks.

[@MovingtoOhio]

That’s awesome are you moving here ? Email me [e-mail] or message me on instagram @blakekircherofficial.

[@darknikkon1974]

There are far more pros than cons living in the 15th largest city in the country. A big pro is access to shopping, restaurants, libraries, parks. If you want to get away, Columbus is 6:00 to 8 hours from a ton of Metro cities like Chicago, Louisville, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, etc. For it being as big as it is, it's relatively quiet and safe. Sure there are some unsavory neighborhoods, but they're small in comparison to the overall City. remember, there are more than a million people in this city. Not everyone is friendly. That's why we have a police force.

[@johnb6850]

I’ve always said Columbus is a great town to eat and shop . They should call it consumer, ohio

[@PapaP86]

A massive police force doesn't help when their hands are tied, laws can't be/aren't enforced, criminals aren't published and just let/loose have a revolving door policy (included violent crime) and theft under $1000 is all but decriminalized.
Not to mention just a couple days ago THERE WERE POLICE EVERYWHERE WHERE THE SHORT NORTH SHOOTING OCCURRED AND THEY STILL LOST THE SUSPECT. To this day, I don't understand the false sense of safety people get from police. Some a shooting happens right in front of them and they cannot apprehend or kill the suspect and they get away in a Honda Civic.... Yeah, I'm not putting my own safety in the hands of the police with a criminal system that is breeding crime.

[@ClaverMKonga]

That sound good can you give me some details bcz am trying to relocated over there

[@MovingtoOhio]

I sent you an email.

[@ndklskgisiiiyyy5449]

everything is good except the weather, but literally it's the part you can do nothing about, i'm looking for a destination which is a warmer and bigger version of columbus in the south.

[@austinevans8131]

Alot of apartments can be inexpensive but bad areas have to live 20 minute drive out of the city

[@MovingtoOhio]

Definitely have to do your research before moving for sure. Thanks for the comment!

[@sutterpark]

No its not! Most homes are over $600,000+++

[@stephenwatson8981]

I'm sorry, I didn't catch that. What state is Columbus in?

[@trishaw.237]

Hi! He's talking about Ohio🙂.

[@PapaP86]

If you're thinking about it don't.... 5 years ago or more, sure. Now housing/real estate costs have doubled along with huge rent increase, general cost of living (food, bills, etc), massively increased traffic, illegal immigrant population, big tech centers going in when our infrastructure already can't handle current traffic, massively increased crime, etc. It's gotten WAY worse in the last 5 years. I'd recommend living about an hour outside the city versus most any of the suburbs even (including Dublin, Hilliard, Worthington, Westerville, etc).