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Living on the shores of Lake Erie, surrounded by one of the largest park systems in the country, plus access to world-renowned healthcare? Living in Cleveland feels like you’re getting the best of the best — especially when you take a peek at the neighborhoods that breathe life into it all. It’s important to remember that it is still a booming metro, though, and, just like all large cities, it’s going to come with its fair share of crime. That’s why it’s important to look into the safest neighborhoods in Cleveland before you make the big move.

Cincinnati’s diverse array of attractions, historic architecture, world-renowned eateries, and the city's unique art district contribute to making it a great place for residents. That’s just downtown, though. Each neighborhood has something to offer, and the best Cincinnati suburbs each offer their own sense of charm and appeal. Debating on making the move? Here are 12 of the best to check out.

People are moving to Cleveland not only for the stunning lake views, but also for the thriving job market, affordable cost of living, low home and rental pricing, plus all the world-renowned cultural attractions that come with a major metro. Is Cleveland a good place to live, though? Here’s the low down on the CLE and everything you need to know before moving over.

There’s always something exciting happening within the neighborhoods of Cleveland, and each offers its own share of great food options, shopping, entertainment, recreation, and so much more. Moving here means you’ll need to choose a space to call your own. Use this guide to get to know the city and the ins and outs of all of its best neighborhoods.

With a thriving arts and culture scene, great food, even better breweries, and an abundance of outdoor activities, it’s hard to beat living in Columbus. Still, every place comes with its drawbacks. We’re here to take you through the biggest pros and cons.