Best Neighborhoods in Cleveland Ohio
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- If you're looking to move to Cleveland Ohio and you dont want to live in the suburbs 20 minutes outside of downtown, then these 4 Cleveland neighborhoods might be just for you. Unfortunately, Cleveland doesn't have the best neighborhoods due to the high crime located in certain neighborhoods so finding a safe neighborhood near downtown is going to be very important!
The Cleveland neighborhoods that we are going to go over today are:
1. University Circle
2. Ohio City
3. Tremont
4. Detroit Shore way
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I grew up in Detroit-Shoreway. Happy to see it doing so well!
I’d say Tremont is the best. I lived there for 3 years and loved it. It is a little pricey but the bars, parks, restaurants and stores are great. Also you’re right next to the Steelyard, downtown and Ohio City.
Yes sir! Thanks for your input 🙏
I grew up in the southwest area of Old Brooklyn, off of Schaaf Road. There are little cape code mixed in with beautiful old mansions (what I consider mansions, anyway). The neighborhood is extremely stable, mostly homeowners. Maybe much in the way of entertainment or dining, but a short drive to Tremont. There's shopping nearby. It was a great place to grow up!!
*Cape cods*
Nice job covering Cleveland's best neighborhoods. However, as you mention, price is a big factor. I grew up in West Park. Kamm's Corners is a fun place, especially for the Irish crowd. It's also more affordable. Now if they would only renovate the beautiful Variety Theater!
thanks, It's crazy how much the prices have gone up! Kamms would have been on my list if I did top 7 neighborhoods.
It will be even more affordable when the market crashes...which I suspect will be very soon.
Yes, and we saw how safe Kamm's Corners can be on New Year's Eve!
@@williamanthony9090 Part of the reason for the safe feeling around Kamm's is because of the past city requirement that first-responders live in the city. At one time we has three police officers and their families living on our street in Kamm's. The Ohio Supreme Court struck down the law and most police and firefighters move to the suburbs [probably because of crummy Cleveland schools]. Even though most are gone, there's still a carry-over effect.
Not to say Kamm's is a safety paradise. Crime is slowly infiltrating from the east and lower west side. There have been carjackings and catalytic converter thefts, though relatively rare. Just take common sense precautions and it's a great place to live.
@@petenofel- From the east and lower west side... Is "east" some sort of code word? And how, exactly, would you define the lower west side? Why don't you just admit Westpark and Old Brooklyn aren't what they used to be! Even Lakewood's getting an overflow of trouble. People are running out of places to retreat to!
i lived in cleveland heights for 5 years from 97 to 2002, loved it there
🤘 I’m sure a lot has changed since then! When was the last time you were in town?
@@livinginnortheastohio8643 i haven't been back since, but need to. i'm sure it's completely different, we used to frequent the east bank of the flats which i guess now is completely redone. and the browns stadium was being built during my time there. i went to podiatry school there when it was at 105th and carnegie, it has since been bulldozed and is now in Independence.
I am moving to Cleveland Ohio to work at the Cleveland Clinic in the summer. Very interested in living in the downtown area. I can't wait for your video talking about areas of downtown to live.
One thing to keep in mind (coming from a Clevelander) is that Cleveland is one of the most red-lined cities in the country. What I mean is that you will literally see sights such as driving down a street in a very wealthy and affluent neighborhood, and once you cross one single red light, you are in one of the worst areas in Cleveland. This is less so on the west side than the east side. The lines are a little more blurred on the west side. But on the east side, this poster mentions Little Italy. What you will see in this area is exactly what I said earlier. One red light, everything changes. It's cool as long as you're willing to not stray too far from home. On the west side you're a little better, but the "hood" in the whole city is not just one area, it is spread throughout the entire city in pockets. Before you move here, do your research. Downtown itself is not that bad but it has been getting worse. Avoid these areas: anywhere just outside of downtown (especially to the east), Clark Ave, Denison Ave, W 25th, Warner, St Clair, E 55th, Hough, etc.
I'm thinking of moving for health reason. Heard the Cleveland Clinic is the best for rare diseases.
@@fluffyboxtopwell what are the decent areas!?? Im considering relocating after school
@scooterp4113 a lot of that depends on your budget and what you'd like to be close to. In general and for people that aren't rich per se, I'd recommend neighborhoods like Old Brooklyn. If you're looking to rent or to move past the city line, Lakewood or Parma aren't bad. If you have more money, you can start looking into East side suburbs (this is where the wealthy congregate, but also where the red lining I mentioned is a lot more pronounced) like Shaker Heights. Bedford isn't terrible either, and nor is Maple Heights
@@fluffyboxtop is old Brooklyn on the west side? Is it generally safe??
Detroit-Shoreway would be my pick for best neighborhood in the city in my opinion. I was walking around the Gordon Square area and I was really surprised by how nice it was! There's some beautiful new developments close to the lake and the ability to walk to Edgewater Park and get to the Lakefront Trail so easily is great! The problem is that it's a bit expensive these days lol
Also, I think the Edgewater neighborhood is also a really great and relatively safe neighborhood, it just isn't really that "trendy" anymore for some reason.
Cleveland is so racially segregated east and west sides and it was strategically done. Still a nice affordable place to live.
Gordon square
Sadly the four areas you cited are quickly be encroached by unsavory hoods..... crime rates need to be looked at VERY closely.
I would agree. Cleveland Neighborhoods have high crime. A lot of people relocating here end up choosing the suburbs over living in Cleveland itself, mainly for schools and safety.
So around university circle would be ideal for rent? Or theirs crime about their?
Euclid isn't horrible. Been living in it for 5 years. Granted I'm right on the border of Willowick and Willoughby but my apartment is right on Erie and it's a killer view
Most Lakewood homes are indeed older, but they all have character and amenities that are not found in many other suburbs. They were built to last. My home is probably worth about $250k, but I pay over $600k in insurance for replacement value. I question my insurance agent repeatedly if they would really pay more than the house is worth and he has always said "yes".
time to light A match
I grew up in Shaker Heights. Paul Newman grew up there. Lived in Cleveland Heights, Shaker Square and now Maple Heights. For a time I lived with a teacher and her family in Chagrin Falls. My father and uncle were born here but mom was born and raised in PA and my brother was born there. He lives out of state but I just can't be anywhere but Cleveland.
All on the east side! 😁
Atleast he’s not to far away in PA.
@@livinginnortheastohio8643 yup! All on the East side. I've been to the West side a couple times one to get cat 2 in Ohio City and to visit the West Side Market and I was uncomfortable. My brother lives in New Hampshire. But when we visited mom's parents when little it was in Scranton and dad's cousins were in Massachusetts. Dad and his brother were from University Heights and Unk used to live until he passed in Mayfield Heights.
Maple is terrible now. Moved out back in 2007. Used to be a beautiful city.
@@stlhd4lyfe1 I've been in Maple 19 years. Only 2 bad things have happened and no more. I sometimes walk at night and nothing happens.
@@lisanidog8178 I lived there over 20 and my grandparents over 40. Maybe on the west side. But the East side of maple, a lot of shootings. A lot of shooting lately in Garfield too
That was an interesting video
One of my favorite poets, Mary Oliver, was from Maple Heights.
I’d also throw in West Park/Kamm’s Corner, Clifton-Edgewater and Shaker Square.
I lived in the Shaker Square neighborhood back in 07/08. Great area.
My favorite 3 are Beachwood Rocky river & downtown
Beachwood and River are cities, not neighborhoods. Downtown is a neighborhood though.
I just moved to Cleveland and I live in Detroit-Shoreway and I like it. Very similar to Pittsburgh where I lived but a bit more walkable
I grew up in Chesterland Ohio and now I'm in Bedford and it's been good so far
Lol that’s not that big of a difference. I mean they have sidewalks in Bedford.
I’ve lived here my whole life and still find your videos interesting haha keep it up 👍🏻
I appreciate it!! I learn a ton too actually doing the research
which area is the best property investment in ohio?
Alex speed up the intro. It’s too long you gotta get to it. Your opinions and facts about these neighborhoods in Cleveland is what we like hearing.
University Circle is the best ! That's where I take me family and friends when they come to visit.. best is the rapid takes you right there..
lived in cuyahoga county for 13 years, geauga county for 6 & portage for almost 2.
I moved to the Cleveland area with some trepidation, knowing about the violence issues it has. Indeed, I had one brush with gang terror when I got lost in the wrong area (Clark Fulton). I lived in the suburb of Westlake for two years and in Lakewood along Warren for two years. The Rush Hour commute from Westlake to the city was about 35 minutes. From Lakewood, 20 minutes, tops. Lakewood is pretty safe-the further west you go, the safer it is. It gets a little dicey around the “Bird streets” closer to 117. Lakewood has great restaurants, cool shops, but it is sort of pathetic when it comes to parks. Basically there’s the one on the lake, and the metro park on the western border, and that’s it. Not a lot of accessible trees. Westlake has several parks, and an awesome library. It is also more “plastic suburbia,” with a lot of chain stores. So funny that this guy talks about carjackings? I think he means car theft? Because there aren’t many things more terrifying than carjackings! Of the neighbourhoods he mentions, Detroit Shoreway is probably the safest. Ohio City is where people go to party. But, in the actual city of Cleveland, the poverty, desperation, and the gangs are always close by. Cleveland is such a mixed bag. It is wonderful for arts and food. But there are downsides. Things you don’t think about. For instance, T he soil in Cleveland has a lot of lead and other poisons in it, since this was an industrial area for decades.
“Cleveland is such a mixed bag”. I’m sure this is true for most major cities but definitely true here. Cleveland isn’t very big so everything is really close, both good and bad. Thanks for your comment, always good to hear from people who moved here (:
Your videos are so helpful! I just moved to Downtown Cleveland and have been wondering about the neighboring cities! Can’t wait to check out some of these places you mentioned 😁
How are you liking downtown? And most definitely check them out 😁
@@livinginnortheastohio8643 It’s definitely an adjustment from California, but so far I really like it! I’m nervous to see how this winter goes.. I’ve been doing some research and asking around about how to manage with the snow. Any Tips?
@@kiesharamos1126 it’s not as bad as you think. Get a scraper/brush for the car, some water proof boots if you walk around a lot, and a nice jacket. Cleveland does get a decent amount of snow from Lake Erie but the big storms that dump a lot of snow will only happen a few times a year.
@@kiesharamos1126- Here's the Advice: Buy some winter attire--A good warm coat, some gloves, a warm hat, and some winter boots.
BTW, NO Place is safe within the city's borders. That's why everyone who could, fled to the suburbs starting around 1960! You need to be aware of what's going on around you, 24/7, 365 days a year! Sorry if that makes you "nervous," but better that than dead.
Don't listen to this moron. He'll get you killed. This guy is dangerously detached from reality anyway. WHY would Tremont have a dowtown? It's a friggin neighborhood, not a city. Cities have downtowns, not neighborhoods. A few businesses on a street doesn't make a downtown by any stretch of the imagination.
And TRENDY doesn't make for SAFE! More crime takes place within six blocks of West Side Market in a day, than what happens in a week in some of the worst inner circle suburbs. What's the point of trendy, if a woman can't walk to a corner store at night without fear of being raped?
There's the way this clown would like things to be, and there's the way things actually are. Don't let yourself get confused between the two.
Is it worth it investing in Cleveland inner city,? Do people actually pay rent on time? Do you use a reliable property management?
I live in Toledo, Ohio from 1960-2000 and from 2003 til present.
And?
Toledo is different from Cleveland, just because both are in ohio doesn't mean they're the same
Ladt comments here, live actually downtown. K&D developed has done great things for downtown living. Because I do service here I know how it works.
Hi Mr, why not Glenville and Collinwood? What you think of this zone? Of course i dont know this city. But Glenville and Collinwood are in dangerous zone? Thank you very much, you have a good video. I am from France and i look for invest .... I look for safe and cheap zone. Thank youuuuuu!!
Yes
Back in the 70.80.s dog fights in the back yard of the Christmas house
What neighborhoods are near Cleveland State University? Which ones would you recommend for a person that wou
Well CSU is just east of downtown. I would say apartment downtown, right on or near the campus, Cleveland Heights, University Heights, Lakewood, University Circle
@@livinginnortheastohio8643 Thank you very much!
Last place the Gordon district I drive every week. He is right lits of good places to live but still within gang disputes. Loads of good living areas. This guy has hit most of the marks.
Do a living in Geauga County...
Glenville/Hough/King Kennedy/Eastern Cleveland. Thank me Later… 😂
Bro that’s the hood lol I’m from EC but don’t live there no more .
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Shiiiiìiiid..lmfao 😫😫😜
Hough?
Anyone else remember the riots in '68?
He said the best not most dangerous 😂
How do you rate Mentor On the Lake
I’ve personally never been up that far north. It’s Right on Lake Erie but in the Snow belt. My co worker, Todd Black lives up near there so he would know more than I would 😁
Love, love, cle
I'm not going to lie Little Italy is the reason I'm moving back to Cleveland
Ayyy!! That’s awesome. Welcome back 🫡
@@livinginnortheastohio8643 May because Austin sucks.
@@rlvarady I’ve only visited Austin twice and it was a fun city but this was back in 2017 when I lived in San Antonio. Now it’s probably crazyyy expensive 😬
@@livinginnortheastohio8643 I lived here for 13 years and the city is losing its shine, besides the Italian food isn't great.
Im considering moving to Cleveland next year after i graduate. Ill be working in cybersecurity...Any suggestions on some nice areas for young professionals?
The areas I listed are great options. Are you looking to rent or buy? Honestly, rent is cheaper in these areas in comparison to home prices for your mortgage, BUT it depends on what your long term goal is. They’re building a lot of apartment complexes in these areas and if you’re not from here, living in one of these buildings for a year is also a great way to meet people.
Im actually looking for an apartment. I currently live in Denver and im sure you're aware how expensive it is smh. A friend of mine moved to canton during covid and she loves is but I'd prefer to stay in Cleveland or possibly Columbus
Btw I'm not looking to buy a house, I am excited about visiting to try the different restaurants and check out the sites
So since housing is so expensive, who will be able to afford the bars and restaurants that are the selling points.
Amen.
This comment just took me out!😫😫😜
Clark to Denison between West 73rd to W.26th is a no go zone in my opinion
University Circle/Uptown/Little Italy best neighborhood in the CLE.
So much going on over there! 🙌🏻 countless things to do and see.
Ohio City, Tremont, Waterloo, Detroit Shoreway, Duck Island, Larchmere
University circle is becoming Cleveland's second downtown #CircleSquare they're planning tall buildings in the area creating its own skyline
And downtown Cleveland is expanding westward to accommodate that 30,000+ downtown Cleveland population projection with a few more towers plan to join Sherwin Williams new global headquarters
With Ohio City you can head south or north to gain highway access plus Ohio City has Rail transit access
I live west 32th street in Woodbridge ave. From 1980 to 2006.
So did I
@@troutstreamdeanohio797 3354 Woodbridge ave
North Collinwood is kinda making a come back
I looking into moving to Cleveland im 3 hours away from Cleveland what area would you recommend to live ?
Just depends what you're looking for! are you looking to rent or own? Single, kids? Want to be close to downtown? Downtown and into Ohio city, there are so many apartments being built so theres a lot of options. If you have kids, most people are in the suburbs like 20 minutes outside of Cleveland since schools are rated better there.but the homes are typically larger and more expensive.
Brecksville about 20 south of C land.
Lakewood......
What neighborhoods are near Cleveland State University? Which ones would you recommend for a person that would need to rely on public transportation? I'm asking about renting, not buying a property.
Asia town isn’t bad and is in walking distance to CSU. I wouldn’t live past E40th though.
I agree,Asia Town is affordable & there's a fairly large art community there. I lived there's for several years. The neighbors were friendly & you can walk to CSU. I rented a 2 bdrm upstairs (a house behind a house... there's alot of those) for$450/mo.
@@leslietucholski9700 they’re starting to ask for $600 and $700 for a decent and $900 for remodeled.
They're gonna gentrify the longtime residents right out of the neighborhood, just like Tremont
@@leslietucholski9700 some will sell but others have no plans. I could see them selling near Mueller Lofts for sure.
Why did you ignore Larchmere/Shaker Square?????!!!!!!
Crime issues
You forgot to mention Shaker Heights and Shaker Square, Beachwood Heights, Bratenahl, and Lakeshore Blvd.
Can you talk a little bit about shaker heights?
What about the Jefferson area by John Marshall
Puritas Longmead
I will make a few separate comments here. Great video to start. I will comment as we go. First, the King of Jordan came to Cleveland for many medical treatments. Little Italy is now somewhat dangeroys. Although what is being said is mostly true.
you should make a video on brook park and parma!
No doubt! That’s a great area for affordability which can be hard to find in Cleveland sometimes lol atleast in a safe area.
NO-- DON'T do a video on either. Neither place wants the problems coming their way.
@@williamanthony9090 Parma already has problems. How many shootings and murders have their been in Parma already this year? 🤷🏼♀️
Parma kinda sucks outside of some of the restaurants
Thank you for focusing on the positives. Cleveland has 83 municipalities, so each city is fairly tiny. Something for everyone.
thank you and completely agree.
Funny tree man is a fabulous place but hardly anybody knows who actually started that the very first house the first one
Tremont district you begin to get gang involved. Houses are going for a premium bt worth it but gang activity is there.
How about bay Village
Not a neighborhood. its a really nice suburb though.
If you want a real taste of what Cleveland is all about and you're moving here.. Parma, brookpark, Berea on the west side
Lyndhurst, Mayfield , Euclid on the East
Real people.. Real neighborhoods .. You can always visit Tremont and those other spots , they are a short drive away
But I don't know about living there every day.
Brecksville. Check it out.
Idk about Parma but otherwise sure
0:26 What's the hood?
Right
There’s two sides to Detroit-shoreway: Gordon Square and the crack triangle
Very true! 😬
i wouldn"t take my dog for a walk in any of those places, much less live there.
It kills me when people alway Terrible Cleveland is of course its not like cities in Florida Texas or California, it's in line with all the cities in the northern industrial regions they all look very similar, some people don't like the south or way out west, it just pisses me off when people single out Cleveland, when they have the same damn thing as other cities in the region maybe even more
As someone that lives in University Circle, it's a 15 minute drive to downtown not 5. I just wanted to confirm that. I'm planning to move to Ohio City because as you mentioned, it's actually a 2 min drive to downtown, has it's own downtown, and has Detroit Shoreway and Tremont nearby. Heads up to others, try to not consider University Circle as it's just okay. Much better to be on the west side right near downtown. Also to get downtown from University Circle you have to go through a horrible East Cleveland hood. Ohio City is 1 train stop away from downtown. University Circle is 6 stops away from downtown. Pick the one that is close and better.
You're going to love Ohio City! When I was a kid, my grandparents lived at West 47th near Brookside Park, and Grandma always went shopping at the West Side Market. This was a million years ago (early 60s...), so I didn't have any idea what the area was like now. I was surprised to hear Chef Michael Symon raving about the market and all the great restaurants in the area. About 2 years ago we stayed at a little hotel in the area and had a great time! The people could NOT have been kinder or more helpful.
@@PlumasCounty-nq8kk The home with the man and his cat?
Ohio City has a really good councilman as well.
No West Park, where many of the safety forces live?
And safe it is... Like New Year's Eve Safe we'll have to say from here on out
West Park...all the advantages of living in the city and suburbs. Safer and less expensive than the trendy west side neighborhoods. Roll out of bed to the red line to get anywhere worth visiting in the city. Easy access to the western suburbs via I-90 without the comical property tax. Kamms and downtown Lakewood right in your back yard.
Safer.. Yeah, New Year's Eve showed how safe Kamms can be.
Yeah westpark is great. You have Fairview hospital right there. You have all the bars on Lorain. You have the metro parks right in your backyard. And it’s very safe. So I agree with you
@@williamanthony9090 Many safety forces live there
Can u talk abt the green card how to get it and how much ? Pls
I don’t know the answer to that unfortunately.
Car thefts, not jacking. Big difference.
Well, the good news is that you could probably buy a half mile plot of land in East Cleveland for about $100.
Hi thanks so much for this video. Last week I met someone from Ohio and I asked him about Ohio and he told me that he was born in Ohio, he told me not to move to Ohio because there are no jobs and it's a horrible state and I was so disappointed. I don't believe what he said because other people say nice things about Ohio even though I never lived in Ohio
You do have some people who are just negative about everything that type of person is a loser , but Cleveland overall is a good city it does have its rough parts but overall it's a alright city
I had a friend who went into Detroit Shore-way one Saturday morning, went in as a liberal left Democrat, by the time he left at 10:30 pm that night, he was a staunch MAGA hat wearing Republican.
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Can you make a video about the green card and all that crap
A green card? Allowing you to live and work in the US? Unfortunately, I don’t have any knowledge on that.
Was about to say that too but nvm
I’ve been living in Lakewood in the Gold Coast for nine years now, and absolutely no intention of leaving ever, it’s got everything a nice , diverse bohemian crowd, nice residences, the lake is at my doorstep, Our condo pool literally looks right at the lake, parks everywhere , tons of stores and shopping, nice people, and five minutes along the shoreway into downtown. The city itself of Lakewood I feel is an extremely well ran functional city, and that’s major. I like the fact that I feel so connected to the city of Cleveland itself to. The prices are reasonable also. As far as I’m concerned for my own circumstance it doesn’t get any better anywhere.
That’s awesome 😎
The exploding crime is pretty nice too.
@@wyattearpswoman838 - As the dewey eyed writer will eventually find out the hard way!
I need to find a condo. Maybe I should check out Lakewood. I do love hanging out there
@@williamanthony9090 ,well in my 10th year and no problems, love Lakewood, yet my friends in avon got their house broken into , can happen anywhere.
Westlake 24/7
Near the hood? Wow
Tremont: It’s safe except for the carjackings. Huh?
theres definitely crime there but its a sought after area.
Exactly my thought. Maybe he meant vehicle theft?
@@rachaelcards3652 meant theft from vehicles if your cars unlocked
Check brecksville
I love all of these areas as far as bars and restaurants are concerned. However, they are still iffy. I would not walk any of the streets after 10 or 11. And, if you have nice car, better be in a locked garage.
Best place my opinion? Little Italy. They don't permit da'hood to come over and destroy things. Great video. Inciteful.
These areas are very mixed, meaning some streets and even neighborhoods are safe and inviting, then the next street over has homes that look like they should be condemned. Tons of new construction in these areas which is very exciting to see. Agreed with having a nice car parked on the street.
In little Italy they’re also just generally racist towards black people who aren’t trying to do any harm. Not safe for me.
@@monicarenee7949 Thats unfortunate :( sorry to hear that.
@@monicarenee7949 I would say look at the surrounding neighborhoods. The crime, destroyed homes, the noise boom boom boom cars driving around saying look at me to name a few. Look at statistics not just here, but around the country. But, no one wants to talk statistics because it doesn't fit the victim narrative and doesn't help the democrats selling the victim propaganda.
Don't forget all the car jackings in Lakewood.
3 generations of my family lived in Slavic Village. I ran away in '09 to Seven Hills because of the drugs, crime, violence, and black racism.. Predominantly professionals and retired professionals. Mostly owner occupied single family homes. Super low crime. High taxes but you get 90 second police response and fire/ems. Close to 77/480. Since '09 my home value increased $100k. If you plan to move to the Cleveland area Seven Hills is your top choice.
Love the location and they have some really nice ranch homes! Thanks for your comment 😁
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Thought agents are not supposed to know where the “hood” is
You seem super eager to place yourself on a pedestal To SELL and down the less fortunate
Can you give me the rundown on Goodrich kirtland/Asiatown
Absolutely incorrect. West Park is by far the best, safest, cleanest part of Cleveland proper.
Some nice homes too.
Natural History Museum - not “National” History, lol. Big difference. Otherwise, great video
lol whoops!
Bought my house here in 2001 for 39,000 I was offered 189,000 3 years ago I sad no thanks
Are these good areas for African Americans ?
I live in tremont it’s not wat u think and I know everyone
I am Venezuelan, but I live in Atlanta, I will soon move to Cleveland, I have some doubts, do they not want Latin Americans, Hispanics from South America? Is that I have seen several very pessimistic videos and I would like to know by then not to move to those sides? Thanks friends.
I suggest staying on the west side. There are safe neighborhoods in West Cleveland that he mentions in this video. All the west side suburbs are nice and safe to varying degrees. I have lived in the Cleveland area for 40 years. I know the neighborhoods.
Cleveland Museum of NATURAL History. E Cleveland easy in and out for crack purchases.
I don't feel safe around here!!
Get a bodyguard
@@briankay4229 why? If i feel unsafe, I simply avoid.
Cleveland...Ohio's Detroit.
Alex is a statistic waiting to happen. Detroit-Shoreway is a working class ghetto, despite it's overpriced condos. It's not safe to walk the streets at night. Hell, it's not safe a quarter of the time in broad daylight. Even the thugs don't walk around alone after dark! A little bit of crime in Tremont and Ohio City? I'll try to respond when I stop roaring with laughter....
I grow weary of the term "working class ghetto." What is it supposed to mean? People who work with their hands, have a nuclear family, don't live in a $500k home, send their kids to public schools, drink beer instead of chardonnay, work to keep their houses up? Phooey. It's just a snob label from suburb dwellers.
@@petenofel- My answer to that is, walk around after dark, alone, in the Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood. You'll find out real quick the meaning of the term. Take a good look at the majority of the properties. Pick up a copy of the police blotter for that area in a typical week. Gordon Park's a great place to visit--Try living between 85th and 65th north of Madison! (South of Madison's no picnic either.) People that work with their hands? What's that even mean? How about just people that hold down full time jobs! Sure, young professionals buy houses there, plant flowers in the front yard, then move the first time somebody sticks a gun in their face in their own driveway... Or worse! Please, don't try selling it to me. My last five years in Cleveland were spent there. You have to be on guard 24/7, and be willing to drop the hammer on the scumbags at a moments notice. Maybe some people find that adventurous. I didn't.
Folks getting robbed in treamont a lot. I have a buddy whos a right ray of sunshine always tells me where everyones getting mugged, car jacked n shot at red lights....good times.
Ugh I can’t wait to turn 18 and run away from home and live in Cleveland
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Please don’t I grew up in Cleveland you don’t want to live there
@@collincaputo1686 why?
@@iljpa Because it is depressing, impoverished and has high crime that is always increasing.
Please don't run away. Your parents would be so sad. And you definitely don't want to live in Cleveland when you do move.
I definitely would need to live the near the flats!
Oh, wait another thing Ctown fckd up & gutted.
University circle is great. Surrounded by The most iconic simple of Cleveland. The quintessential empty lot
Exactly.
S/O GORDON SQUARE
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soy Venezolano,pero resido en Atlanta,pronto me mudare a Cleveland,tengo algunas dudas,no quieren a los Latinoamericanos,a los Hispanos de Suramerica?Es que e visto varios videos muy pesimistas y quisiera saber para entonces ni mudarme a esos lados? Gracias amigos.
There is actually a large Hispanic population in Cleveland, mostly Puerto Ricans. The West Side has a big hispanic community, especially the Clark-Fulton neighborhood. I don't think there are many South Americans in Cleveland, but it is a very diverse city with lots of different ethnicities and immigrant groups living here.
If you looking for diversity the East side is the way to go I can't speak for the west side I'm from Parma which is west of Cleveland and there really was no diversity at all haven't been there in years and now im in Bedford but I kinda wanna move to the Heights
@@castlecorn593 Parma's still like 90% white somehow which is almost unheard of in suburbs in 2020.
Dude I can't believe you said h__d?
ohio city and detroit are the hood
Gentrification
Wonder who's committing all these crimes...puzzling.
Bring a bulletproof vest if you are planning to come
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Five minutes to Downtown? 😂
“Near the ‘hood” 🙄