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09-20-2007, 07:00 PM
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Moving from Ames to Ankeny, any suggestions?
I work in Des Moines and because of a divorce I am thinking of moving to Ankeny to be closer to work. I am on a budget and have a dog. Any thoughts of good apartments I could rent? Don't know any of IA (Ankeny or DM) since I just moved here less than a month ago. Found Timberland at Crestbruck Park apartments that sounded good but didn't know if all of Ankeny was "good" or not. Thanks for any suggestions, I'm really in a tough spot right now
 
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09-20-2007, 10:37 PM
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The only questionable parts of Ankeny are the rental units on State St, NW College Ave, and just off of NW 10th. And I certainly wouldn't classify any of those areas as unsafe - just alot of weirdos in those rentals.
Crestbrook is just fine.
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09-22-2007, 02:30 AM
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I'd say that all of Ankeny is "good", I can't think of any bad parts of it.
That suburb has grown quite a bit in the past five-ten years and probably offers just as much as Ames does at a similar price.
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