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> That being said, its still the most expensive city in Ohio. Yes, because it's the only major city that's growing. Cleveland, Cincinatti, Toledo, and Dayton a
by kesslern 5y ago
> That being said, its still the most expensive city in Ohio.
Yes, because it's the only major city that's growing. Cleveland, Cincinatti, Toledo, and Dayton are all losing population year-over-year while Columbus's grows.
- asdff 5y agoJust remarking its not entirely cheap. You can move there and get a job that pays well, but you aren't alone, other people are going to have well paid jobs too and you will find the same competitive housing market for decent neighborhoods that you see in places like Portland or wherever. Especially when you consider how your full tax structure works it might not be as much of a deal over time as CA with prop 13 as your taxes will be reassessed every few years and if the market climbed, so did your tax bill. There's probably fewer opportunities to leg up your earned income to match in a place with less jobs and smaller network effects like Central Ohio than there is in major job centers with more options for lateral moves.
- axxl 5y agoCincinnati (double n, single t) is actually growing in population: https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2021/08/12/census-2020-cincinnati-officially-ends-70-years-population-loss/8105461002/ https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2021/08/12/census-2020...