Can someone break down the various parts of Dublin for me? (Upper Arlington: how much, homes)

[MOD220]

we LOVE Upper Arlington but there is a fairly limited amount of housing there, so we're going to broaden the search and look at the suburbs.

Muirfield seems like an older community, with alot of brown homes? Tartan seems to be the newer area, but furthest from the loop. And Ballantrae is another new area, kind of isolated from the rest of Dublin and with Hilliard schools.

Curious which areas are the most desirable, best schools (I know they are all good), etc.

Thanks in advance!

[wGoshen]

There's the rich area, the really rich area, and the slightly more rich area.



Honestly, it's like comparing apples to apples. I wouldn't say that any part of Dublin is less desirable than another part. Both Dublin and Hilliard schools are great and you have access to everything wherever you decide to live. It all depends on how much money you want to fork out to live up there.

[MOD220]

Originally Posted by wGoshen

There's the rich area, the really rich area, and the slightly more rich area.



Honestly, it's like comparing apples to apples. I wouldn't say that any part of Dublin is less desirable than another part. Both Dublin and Hilliard schools are great and you have access to everything wherever you decide to live. It all depends on how much money you want to fork out to live up there.

Thanks. I have to imagine there are still older vs newer areas. More central vs more spread out. Id like to be as close to downtown as possible, but seems like the south east corner of Dublin is less desirable? And dont parts of Dublin fall into CPS?

[Ohioan58]

To me most of Dublin looks like the Microsoft campus. With a "cornfield".