10-20-2010, 09:36 AM
Location: Brandon, FL...wishing I was back in Nebraska.
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Call bull**** all you want.
The only times i've ever felt unsafe in my life was when I was living in North Omaha, but if you avoid the areas that someone listed on that google map, its pretty accurate. I also lived at 72nd and dodge area and LOVED the area.
Now, i'm in Tampa FL and I really really miss Omaha and cant wait til I go back. Infact, i'm 26 weeks pregnant and flying back in a few weeks back to Omaha. I'm insanely excited to be back to SEASONS!
It also helps to know - what kind of things does your wife like to do? Does she like to do high end shopping? That's not really in Omaha. Does your wife like to knit or do crafts? Lots of groups for that here where she can make some really good friends.
10-20-2010, 12:48 PM
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http://www.census.gov/compendia/stat...es/10s0298.pdf
Statistics should always be considered in a conversation! Just remember that every crowd has those people that are never happy and just complain because that is all they can do with themeselves.
Believe me, Omaha's crime rate is much better than average for large cities.
[SIZE=1][SIZE=1][LEFT]Table 298. [/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]Crime Rates by Type—Selected Large Cities: 2007[/LEFT] [/SIZE] [/SIZE][SIZE=1][SIZE=1][LEFT][[/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]Offenses known to law enforcement per 100,000 population. [/SIZE][/SIZE]
[SIZE=1][SIZE=1]Based on U.S. Census Bureau estimated resident population. [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]2007 [/SIZE][/SIZE][SIZE=1][SIZE=1]1[/LEFT] [/SIZE][/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1][LEFT]Violent crime Property crime [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]2[/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]) 15.7 ([/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]2[/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]) 546 617 4,472 876 2,937 659 [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]3[/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]) 915 ([/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]3[/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]) 1,293 [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]4[/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451 15.0 9.1 295 131 5,569 1,438 3,688 443 [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1][LEFT]1 [/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]Kansas City, Missouri did not report twelve months of data. Conquently, the data are not included in this table. [/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]2 [/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]The data [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]3 [/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]It was determined [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]4 [/SIZE] [/SIZE] [SIZE=1][SIZE=1]The population for the city of Mobile, Alabama, includes 61,856 inhabitants from the [/SIZE]
10-20-2010, 08:22 PM
Location: Florida
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http://www.census.gov/compendia/stat...es/10s0298.pdf
Statistics should always be considered in a conversation! Just remember that every crowd has those people that are never happy and just complain because that is all they can do with themeselves.
Believe me, Omaha's crime rate is much better than average for large cities.
Which numbers represents what line, on which crime statistic? Forgot to add these are OLD numbers from 2007.
I think a simple link to the PDF file that you provided would have done the trick.
Anyone that was to read a forum of any kind to get information on if they should move there, or transfer a business there would do more research. Not just ask questions online, take some time off and see for yourself. Omaha has many trucking/storage firms like the one you would like to start. You can find that information out in may ways, call United, Atlas, Mayflower, etc. Following crime statistics in any city will get you an idea, but not the facts. Read local papers, call local law enforcement offices. If you follow your wife's advice of being "no" too bad of a city by judgment of a forum, you might as well just open an atlas & close your eyes - where your finger lands that's a choice to be.
If you think crime is bad there, read some newspapers out of Florida. Ft. Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Miami, just click the sub cities here on citi-data for Florida. Omaha has changed a lot in past years, mostly for the good, but crime is everywhere, no matter how big/small the city/town is.
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10-20-2010, 08:59 PM
Location: Omaha
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Ok, let me say this now, nearly half the people on this forum are mental. Most of the city is safe, there have been 24 homicides this year, last year was 30.
2010 Omaha homicides - Google Maps
Our downtown and midtown areas are thriving in a Renaissance, and if you take a look at the map, no murders have occurred there this year. Politically, I will admit things are crazy right now because our city, like all of the other cities in the country, overspent. Economically, 5 percent unemployment rate, a large wealthy population, housing wise we really didn't get hit to badly, I think for us the recession is more or less over and things are recovering quickly. I believe Forbes said we will be the city that will recover the fastest. And as for cigarette smoke pollution, that may be the stupidest thing I've ever heard, not too many people smoke here, and even then, you would need at least 200,000 people smoking 24/7 for there to be actual pollution problems. Continuing on, most of the city is extremely nice and there aren't many run down areas at all, our streets are extremely easy to navigate with a grid system (streets going north to south are numbered with every 12 numbers being a mile, streets that run east to west are named, which starting in the south are Giles, Harrison, Q, Center, Pacific, Dodge, Blondo, Maple, Fort, Military.) In fact, if you're interested, direct message me and I'll give you numerous pictures and articles about the city.
Oh, and one more thing, if you look at how all the homicides in the link I provided happened, particularly when they happen, you'll notice a lot have something in common.
10-20-2010, 09:11 PM
Location: Brandon, FL...wishing I was back in Nebraska.
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If you think crime is bad there, read some newspapers out of Florida. Ft. Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Miami, just click the sub cities here on citi-data for Florida. Omaha has changed a lot in past years, mostly for the good, but crime is everywhere, no matter how big/small the city/town is.
Yup, I'll agree with this statement. Just moved to Tampa from Omaha (military reasons), and its incredibly scary here from what i'm used to in Omaha.
10-21-2010, 12:40 AM
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That being said, my specific trucking business (moving and storage) is directly connected to population growth, economic stability, housing growth (or in this time recovery), median family incom and many other related factors.
Then Omaha is your clear choice. Omaha has had strong growth for 30 years. The economy here is also rock solid. Unlike some other cities Omaha has a diverse mix that prevents the city from talking a huge hit in hard times. Some here try to claim that bigger is not better, I beg to differ! When starting a company one wants to find a place with the most perspective customers. Now if Omahas trucking market is saturated then Lincoln may perhaps be the best choice, but I somehow doubt that.
Lastly 'Omaha is home to more millionaires per capita than any other US city.' That alone should say something.
10-21-2010, 08:09 PM
Location: Middleburg
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Omaha is home to more millionaires per capita than any other US city.' That alone should say something.
IF that is true (please provide link), it is probably because initial investors of Berkshire Hathaway live in Omaha. It is not because of some superior capitalistic aura over the city, as you insinuate.
10-22-2010, 05:57 PM
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IF that is true (please provide link), it is probably because initial investors of Berkshire Hathaway live in Omaha. It is not because of some superior capitalistic aura over the city, as you insinuate.
This site here (but also mentioned all over the net)
Omaha Homes guide
I assume they are talking about large (250k people) cities, as I am sure some little town of 2-3 people is 100% millionaires.
10-25-2010, 09:45 AM
Location: Lincoln, NE
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Some parts of north Omaha should be avoided, but many parts are rather nice. Also south Omaha has a moderate to low crime rate. I have lived there all my life and have never felt unsafe. My neighborhood has a safety rating of 47 out of 100 and the next block north is ranked 59! Sure west Omaha is safer, but it is farther away from the core of the city and it's many services. Lastly the same site lists many places in Lincoln as unsafe (less than 10 / 100), just as omaha.
What website is that? I would love to look at it.
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