Noblesville Information for 2014 (Fishers, Carmel, Westfield: crime, good schools, income)

[zinctwentyone]

As for wholesale shopping, if you don't go to Costco down on 86th St in Castleton, the next closest thing I know of is Sam's Club on 96th Street in Fishers, only about a mile closer to Noblesville. If someone else knows of a wholesaler closer to the Noblesville area maybe they can chime in. Depending on what part of Noblesville you live, it may not be that long of a drive to Costco. As I said, Noblesville stretches a long way, especially east to west. If you live toward Hazel Dell Pkwy, it'll take a good 25-30 minutes to get to Costco. If you live near 37, you could probably be there in 15-20 minutes via the interstate. Sam's Club isn't going to be much closer.[/quote]


Great info, very much appreciated. So lets say you wanted to buy a cooked chicken or something, is there a small supermarket around to save the 30 minute trip? In Florida we have Wal Mart neighborhood market 24 hours or Publix and both are good for the smaller items during the week.

[zinctwentyone]

Originally Posted by wh15395

Lol, conservatives can be so funny. You'll love Noblesville. It feels like a mix of country and suburb. It's also probably more socially conservative than Fishers.

I am glad you find conservatives funny, I guess its better than being angry lol. Nothing like a good laugh here and there.

[Serious Conversation]

Originally Posted by zinctwentyone

As for wholesale shopping, if you don't go to Costco down on 86th St in Castleton, the next closest thing I know of is Sam's Club on 96th Street in Fishers, only about a mile closer to Noblesville. If someone else knows of a wholesaler closer to the Noblesville area maybe they can chime in. Depending on what part of Noblesville you live, it may not be that long of a drive to Costco. As I said, Noblesville stretches a long way, especially east to west. If you live toward Hazel Dell Pkwy, it'll take a good 25-30 minutes to get to Costco. If you live near 37, you could probably be there in 15-20 minutes via the interstate. Sam's Club isn't going to be much closer.

Great info, very much appreciated. So lets say you wanted to buy a cooked chicken or something, is there a small supermarket around to save the 30 minute trip? In Florida we have Wal Mart neighborhood market 24 hours or Publix and both are good for the smaller items during the week.

There's an Aldi, Marsh, Kroger, and Earthfare, maybe more.

[domergurl]

I'm sorry Orlando isn't working for you.

Your focus on assimilation is kinda … disconcerting. Noblesville/Carmel/Fishers are all diverse in some ways and there are people that aren't assimilated due to cultural or language barriers. What it sounds like to me is that you should move to a small town like Sheridan, Arcadia, Whitestown … these are established, very conservative towns that are assimilated in the sense that very few non-native speakers live there.

I have a very good British friend who never felt welcomed in Noblesville. They moved to Carmel and are much much happier.

[ischyros]

Originally Posted by zinctwentyone

As for wholesale shopping, if you don't go to Costco down on 86th St in Castleton, the next closest thing I know of is Sam's Club on 96th Street in Fishers, only about a mile closer to Noblesville. If someone else knows of a wholesaler closer to the Noblesville area maybe they can chime in. Depending on what part of Noblesville you live, it may not be that long of a drive to Costco. As I said, Noblesville stretches a long way, especially east to west. If you live toward Hazel Dell Pkwy, it'll take a good 25-30 minutes to get to Costco. If you live near 37, you could probably be there in 15-20 minutes via the interstate. Sam's Club isn't going to be much closer.

Great info, very much appreciated. So lets say you wanted to buy a cooked chicken or something, is there a small supermarket around to save the 30 minute trip? In Florida we have Wal Mart neighborhood market 24 hours or Publix and both are good for the smaller items during the week.[/quote]

There's a Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market in Fishers on 131st St. That's definitely closer to Noblesville. If yours in Orlando serves cooked chicken, I'm sure this one does to. Otherwise, there are plenty of grocery stores. Noblesville has both a Super Wal-Mart and Meijer (regional supercenter like super Wal-Mart, though slightly better in my opinion). They also have regular grocery stores like Kroger and Marsh. All of these places are open 24 hours. There's also an Earth Fare natural foods grocery store on the extreme southeast corner of Noblesville as well as 1 or 2 Fresh Market type grocery stores on 146th St in Westfield. These would likely be closer to most places in Noblesville than Costco.

[mike0618]

My only complaint with noblesville housing is theres alot of cookie cutter subs with alot of rentals in them. But theres some areas with 500k and up homes as nice as any in carmel or fishers.

If you are looking to move to northern suburbs of indianapolis dont limit your look to just one cuty. Look in carmel, fishers, noblesville and westfield.

[zinctwentyone]

Originally Posted by domergurl

I'm sorry Orlando isn't working for you.

Your focus on assimilation is kinda … disconcerting. Noblesville/Carmel/Fishers are all diverse in some ways and there are people that aren't assimilated due to cultural or language barriers. What it sounds like to me is that you should move to a small town like Sheridan, Arcadia, Whitestown … these are established, very conservative towns that are assimilated in the sense that very few non-native speakers live there.

I have a very good British friend who never felt welcomed in Noblesville. They moved to Carmel and are much much happier.

The problem here is clearly that the true taste of assimilation has not yet been needed in the mid west or many of the northern states. Secondly a huge mistake is the fact that people keep mixing the two diversity and non assimilation are two entirely different things.

Orlando did work out for me in a big way for more than a decade, however over 1000 people are fleeing Orlando and Florida now due to massive problems that if you go to the Orlando boards you might or might not run into.

Another common mistake people make is they feel that culture is in foods, dancing, entertainment, parties ect. which is a form of culture but the focus here that thankfully has not hit the Midwest yet is collectivism vs individualism. In the case of Orlando there is no compromise, American culture is not wanted nor needed so if you only speak English you are out of luck. My wife tells me all the time that the people she works with tell her how bad America is, how stupid Americans are ect. In your eyes we are not being tolerant? LOL

A question since you feel it's disconcerting. What would you do if you had teenage American children that were rejected jobs because they were American? A guess is you would find somewhere else to live rather quick. Be thankful you have not yet faced an assimilation issue.

[zinctwentyone]

Originally Posted by mike0618

My only complaint with noblesville housing is theres alot of cookie cutter subs with alot of rentals in them. But theres some areas with 500k and up homes as nice as any in carmel or fishers.

If you are looking to move to northern suburbs of indianapolis dont limit your look to just one cuty. Look in carmel, fishers, noblesville and westfield.

hey Mike, I had not heard about Westfield so I will check into that. Are there any new subdivisions that have homes in the 200k range that you guys would recommend?

[zinctwentyone]

Originally Posted by ischyros

Great info, very much appreciated. So lets say you wanted to buy a cooked chicken or something, is there a small supermarket around to save the 30 minute trip? In Florida we have Wal Mart neighborhood market 24 hours or Publix and both are good for the smaller items during the week.

There's a Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market in Fishers on 131st St. That's definitely closer to Noblesville. If yours in Orlando serves cooked chicken, I'm sure this one does to. Otherwise, there are plenty of grocery stores. Noblesville has both a Super Wal-Mart and Meijer (regional supercenter like super Wal-Mart, though slightly better in my opinion). They also have regular grocery stores like Kroger and Marsh. All of these places are open 24 hours. There's also an Earth Fare natural foods grocery store on the extreme southeast corner of Noblesville as well as 1 or 2 Fresh Market type grocery stores on 146th St in Westfield. These would likely be closer to most places in Noblesville than Costco.[/quote]

That's great, for some reason I never expected the grocery stores to be 24 hours there which is a nice touch in my opinion. I mentioned Wal-Mart because it is the only after hours options that is close by, so its convenient.

Thanks again, you guys are very informative.

[domergurl]

A question since you feel it's disconcerting. What would you do if you had teenage American children that were rejected jobs because they were American? A guess is you would find somewhere else to live rather quick. Be thankful you have not yet faced an assimilation issue.

moving to Hamilton county won't solve that issue.