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Hiya,
I'm moving to Cincinnati at the beginning of next year and I haven't a clue on where to relocate. I'm a single male, 30 yrs old with a fairly good job so I'm looking for a 'yuppie' type of atmosphere. I don't want to be pretentious, just brutally honest. Where is that in the city? I would be renting, either a 1/2 bedroom apartment or a condo. It would just be myself in the residence. Is there anywhere is Cincinnati that's known for being full of singles and developed a bit? Any help you can give me, including rent prices per month, would be great! Thanks and I love the forums on this site... everyone is very informative and knowledgeable! |
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cheapest to most expensive
northside clifton over the rhine oakley downtown hyde park mt adams all would work. I recomend southern over the rhine. inexpensive and it puts you near downtown and mt adams. |
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Hyde Park, Mt. Lookout, Mt. Adams, Downtown, and Oakley most closely fit the profile you're looking for. Clifton, Northside, Over-the-Rhine, are all great neighborhoods but I would classify them as more hipster than yuppie, though there are certainly young professionals there. Pleasant Ridge is a nice neighborhood, with a more family friendly vibe. Your housing dollar will stretch farther there. Check out cincinnati.craigslist.com for apartment listings.
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Mt. Lookout, Hyde Park, Mt. Adams are the only places that fit what you're looking for, however these places tend to be a little clicky with regards to people there. Anywhere you live will be cheap, its a cheap town all around. Mt. Adams is the most expensive but still cheap.
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My Top 8 (from best to worst):
Clifton Mt. Lookout Downtown Northside Covington Oakley Hyde Park Over-the-Rhine |
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Thanks everyone. Seems like people's suggestions are pretty consistent and that's a good thing. I'll be relocating in January so I'm hoping for the best!
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