Young Professional Moving to Cincinnati Soon (Hamilton, Mason: neighborhoods, live, zoning)

[natininja]

A far greater concentration of which are in an urban environment. I made no such assumption.

[Sarah Perry]

Originally Posted by natininja

A far greater concentration of which are in an urban environment. I made no such assumption.

Huh?

[kjbrill]

Originally Posted by natininja

A far greater concentration of which are in an urban environment. I made no such assumption.

So what are you saying? There is a far greater concentration of those responding in an urban environment? Maybe you have not recogncized, but those in an actual urban environment in Greater Cincinnati are actually in the minority!

So why don't we quit arguing about the Urban/Surburban thing and start discussing what may actually move Cincinnati forward?

[natininja]

Okay, I will spell it all out...

Originally Posted by natininja

A far greater concentration of which are in an urban environment.

Was a response to this list:

Church, educational and volunteer activities

I made no such assumption.

Was regarding the charge that I assumed "things to do" was a small subset of possible things to do:

your apparently very narrow definition of "things to do."

[natininja]

Originally Posted by kjbrill

So what are you saying? There is a far greater concentration of those responding in an urban environment? Maybe you have not recogncized, but those in an actual urban environment in Greater Cincinnati are actually in the minority!

So why don't we quit arguing about the Urban/Surburban thing and start discussing what may actually move Cincinnati forward?

No. You completely misinterpreted what I said.

[kjbrill]

Originally Posted by natininja

No. You completely misinterpreted what I said.

And let's just get this OP off to a new job in an new city in whatever enrivonrment he wants. I certanly have no problem with that. If he likes the atmosphere of Oakley, then live in Oakley. Just because I want to cite some circumstances which differ with your opinions I am totally out of touch with the current business world? Frankly, I do not believe the business world changes all that much year to year.

[Yac]

I bet that if you focused on actually helping the OP, there would be less space for attacks and misinterpretations
Just a thought.
Yac.

[TomJones123]

Originally Posted by kjbrill

Maybe you have not recogncized, but those in an actual urban environment in Greater Cincinnati are actually in the minority!

While I agree and support YAC's direction in this thread, I feel the need to point out that according to the US Census Bureau, those living in Cincinnati in an urban environment are the majority.

• Urban 1,503,262
• Metro 2,130,151

I'm out of this one.

[natininja]

Originally Posted by Yac

I bet that if you focused on actually helping the OP, there would be less space for attacks and misinterpretations
Just a thought.
Yac.

I was trying to save OP from bad advice -- "move to suburbia to impress your boss."

[kjbrill]

Originally Posted by TomJones123

While I agree and support YAC's direction in this thread, I feel the need to point out that according to the US Census Bureau, those living in Cincinnati in an urban environment are the majority.

• Urban 1,503,262
• Metro 2,130,151

I'm out of this one.

If the US Census Bureau is correct, there is a 2/3 majority in an urban setting. So why are so many always complaining about suburban sprawl and how destructive it is? Appears we live in urban utopia.

Hey OP, ignore our bickering, it is rather normal. How are you coming with your housing search, made a decision yet? Or maybe you decided I don't want anything to do with these nuts in Cincinnati and decided to go elsewhere.