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For a city located in the rustbelt, Columbus is really proving strong for the midwestern area. That's something for Ohio to be quite proud of.
Honestly, I am more proud of what is going on in Cincinnati. And Cleveland has billions of dollars in new projects that are going to start this summer. Columbus is doing great, but there are some great things to be proud of in all the 3 C's.
LOL and Columbus and Cincinnati are technically not the Rustbelt.
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Honestly, I am more proud of what is going on in Cincinnati. And Cleveland has billions of dollars in new projects that are going to start this summer. Columbus is doing great, but there are some great things to be proud of in all the 3 C's.
LOL and Columbus and Cincinnati are technically not the Rustbelt.
LOL man, that's how I remembered Ohio in elementary school. All of it's major/big cities start with the letter C. Then they're followed by Toledo and Dayton.
Cincinnati is my favorite Ohio city, and they're making some nice changes to their skyline, and Cleveland could use the projects, they're doing a great job rejuvenating their cities. Kudos for Ohio!
Ya, I never understand how Columbus makes any list. I live in Indianapolis and it is always being compared as a "twin" of Columbus. The only problem is Indianapolis is bigger and better than Columbus (I probably shouldn't have said that one lol). Aside from Indianapolis, who would rather live in Columbus than places like New York, Los Angeles, or basically any other large American city?
Boy, I'm certainly glad that I stumbled across this very interesting thread ...
Indianapolis, better than Columbus? NOT ON YOUR LIFE, BUDDY!
I'm not at all surprised to see Columbus "making the rounds" on various "BEST OF LISTS" on a wide variety of media outlets.
Columbus is a great place to live, offering many amenities "at a mere fraction of the cost" that one would be up against in those "highly
esteemed cities of L.A., N.Y.C. and others such as Chicago"
Who would choose to live in Columbus, you ask? Well, I chose Columbus.
I'm fortunate enough to be in a financial position that would enable me
to live in most any large American city ...
I'm quite pleased and have become "pleasantly surprised" with Columbus though.
Indianapolis is only slightly larger in population than Columbus, so it's not as if there's a torrent of people who are salivating to relocate to the cornfields of Indiana. The same could be said concerning Columbus, too.
Both cities are impressive and have their distinctive merits, but I had to "LOL" at your comment that Indianapolis is actually better than Columbus.
UMmmmmmmmmmmmm ... "NOT"
Farewell from beautiful Columbus, y'all come back now!
Huh let me break it down to you these cites like the guy said I think it was beavercreek ,anyway: Charlotte is on the move it's growing fast and is providing a lot of jobs and a better quality of life than most so are Columbus, and Austin.
Now lets skip that I am from columbus and lived hre a good ol portion of my life it has it's fun and exciting thing to do but in entertainment it is no top tier city like sf, chi-town and LA, But I would prefer Columbus over Indianapolis any day. I wouldn't want to annouce a comparison of anything in the state of indiana cause the whole state suck . If columbus was in Indiana it would take over as the largest city believe that. Pacers and Colts dont leave you a top tier city.
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