Anyone live in Cleveland?
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iclfan2Any recommendations of neighborhoods or apartments? Just accepted a job offer to get out of NC and move back to the great NE Ohio. Can't wait to get some Browns season tickets and watch all the losses!
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mucalum49I just moved the opposite direction but if I were to move back to NE Ohio I'd look in Tremont. Really depends on your age/job location/city or suburb tolerance. I like walkable older neighborhoods with cool restaurants/bars. If thats up your alley then definitely Tremont, Lakewood, Ohio City, Coventry Road/Little Italy area, University Circle or even Downtown itself. If your more of a suburb kind of person and your job is in downtown or the west side then Westlake/Rocky River. If your on the east side then Beachwood/Solon are desirable areas.
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iclfan2I'm 25, would rather live downtown to be able to walk to Indians and Browns, but it is expensive their. So like you said, Tremont, Lakeside, Ohio City, and Little Italy are the places I hear the most. Unfortunately, there are so many dang places to look it is nearly impossible to find a place. My Company is located downtown, but I am only at the office for about 10% of the time. So there are a few options in mind.
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gerb131The 11,000nd block of Buckeye Rd is nice.
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Glory DaysI am a suburb guy myself, definitely recommend anything west of Lakewood. when i moved to the area a year ago i looked all over, but a lot of those old neighborhoods i dont feel are worth the money to live in.
gerb131;804189 wrote:The 11,000nd block of Buckeye Rd is nice.
Plenty of cheap houses and empty lots to build on in East Cleveland too. you could probably buy a whole street for a couple months rent everywhere else. -
JerseyBuckMy wife and I are looking to move back to Cleveland within the next year. I am an eastside guy, grew up in Little Italy. I echo the statements above about Tremont, Ohio City, Little Italy as far as neighborhoods in Cleveland and if you can find a place you can afford there are some great places on E. 4th, Gateway and Warehouse District. If you want to venture out to the suburbs, Shaker, Cleveland Heights(Coventry is a great spot for young professionals as well as University Circle) and Lakewood (Gold Coast Condos have a lot of young professionals) to the west.
Out of all the places above i'd definitely recommend Little Italy or Coventry. Both aren't too far from downtown, very walkable areas, tons of restaurants, bars and other venues. -
BR1986FBDefinitely get a place in the suburbs. Lived on both the East side & West side. Liked them both.
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4cards
... There is a "quaint" little area on the East Side called Hough Try near E. 60th and Chester.iclfan2;804128 wrote:Any recommendations of neighborhoods or apartments? Just accepted a job offer to get out of NC and move back to the great NE Ohio. Can't wait to get some Browns season tickets and watch all the losses! -
BR1986FB4cards;804308 wrote:... There is a "quaint" little area on the East Side called Hough Try near E. 60th and Chester.
Ummm...if by "quaint" you mean "rough area", I'd agree. -
OneBuckeye
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Glory Days4cards;804308 wrote:... There is a "quaint" little area on the East Side called Hough Try near E. 60th and Chester.
the gun shots, graffitti, and boarded up windows add to the ambiance. -
4cards
...No doubt! This area also brings in a multitude of visitors daily to sample all the best this area has to offer.Glory Days;804334 wrote:the gun shots, graffitti, and boarded up windows add to the ambiance.
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Scarlet_Buckeyeiclfan2;804128 wrote:Any recommendations of neighborhoods or apartments? Just accepted a job offer to get out of NC and move back to the great NE Ohio. Can't wait to get some Browns season tickets and watch all the losses!
University Heights, Shaker Heights, Beachwood, Solon, ... all nice places. I envy you. My work is actually doing the opposite: relocating me from Shaker Heights to Irvine, CA -
BR1986FBScarlet_Buckeye;804528 wrote:University Heights, Shaker Heights, Beachwood, Solon, ... all nice places. I envy you. My work is actually doing the opposite: relocating me from Shaker Heights to Irvine, CA
I work in Solon. Very nice area. Have lived in Mayfield Hts, North Royalton & Brookpark. -
4cards^^^^^
...Irvine, Ca is pretty nice. -
oberhausI lived in Chardon for 4 years. Really liked it.
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power iDaughter lives in North Royalton and works in Strongsville. They both seem like nice little 'burbs.
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Commander of AwesomeBR1986FB;804535 wrote:North Royalton & Brookpark.
I grew up in Berea which is right next to both of these. As a young adult I would not want to live in any of the 3 currently. -
BR1986FBCommander of Awesome;804600 wrote:I grew up in Berea which is right next to both of these. As a young adult I would not want to live in any of the 3 currently.
Forgot to mention I lived in Berea 2 years, on campus, when I attended B-W. Commuted the last year+. -
coyotes22BR1986FB;804604 wrote:Forgot to mention I lived in Berea 2 years, on campus, when I attended B-W. Commuted the last year+.
You want us to believe you went to college? PALEASE!!!!!
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BR1986FBcoyotes22;804608 wrote:You want us to believe you went to college? PALEASE!!!!!
Who said anything about "went?" I hung out in the dorms and would dumpster dive for dinner. -
coyotes22BR1986FB;804612 wrote:Who said anything about "went?" I hung out in the dorms and would dumpster dive for dinner.
OIC, my bad! -
Commander of Awesomecoyotes22;804616 wrote:OIC, my bad!
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Commander of AwesomeBR1986FB;804604 wrote:Forgot to mention I lived in Berea 2 years, on campus, when I attended B-W. Commuted the last year+.
Well the Berea Triangle is long gone, thanks to the idiot mayor Bittlecomb. SMH, Berea has gone down hill fast, esp after ford left. -
BR1986FBCommander of Awesome;804633 wrote:Well the Berea Triangle is long gone, thanks to the idiot mayor Bittlecomb. SMH, Berea has gone down hill fast, esp after ford left.
United Dairy Farmers down on the corner used to be the place where we'd go get stuff. There was a pizza place that made the best pizza I ever had. Can't remember the name.