What It's REALLY Like Living In Cleveland, Ohio

Is Cleveland a rundown has been town?
Where are the nice places in Cleveland to live
And is it true that Cleveland is improving?

We’ll go over that and even more everyone. We’re gonna unbox the city of Cleveland!

Cleveland. The mistake by the lake. The CLE. Believeland? I don’t know about that one. But here we are in one of America’s former finest cities. There’s a chance you’re thinking about moving here one day, or maybe just visiting, or you’re just curious about the place.

It’s a city with a big stigma as being run down and crime ridden. We’ll talk about that. But to be the most helpful about Cleveland, and for you to know where you should live here, we’ll gloss over the different parts of town and show you the good suburbs, the shitty side of town, of course downtown, and where the middle class lives. Generally, the west side of Cleveland is the safest part, where there’s a lot of middle class folks with some crime and a some run down areas. Downtown is getting safer and they’re improving it, but it’s still sketch in many areas. The east side is really rundown and full of crime and poverty. And the far outer ring suburbs are where it’s the safest, where all the rich people live.

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[shrummedia]

The guy you had on there to represent our city is a negative pessimist. 90% of people from here will talk glowingly about our city. You got the wrong weirdo dude to represent Cleveland in this video.

[jamesrivers]

U are kinda misrepresenting eastern Cleveland. Theres an eastern side of Cleveland and east Cleveland. They're are 2 different cities. East Cleveland is prolly the worst city in the area. The eastern side of Cleveland is not as bad depending on where. I live in the eastern suburb called euclid which you don't seem to even mention. Walking between the stadiums is pretty safe on game day. How much research did you do for this video? I dont know many people who experience all the issues your first guest described? Where does he live??
As far as police forces. I thought every college had a police force? Same with hospitals Cleveland clinic has buildings literally all over the place so they need their own police. The public transit has their own police as it travels the entire county it actually has more jurisdiction then Cleveland police. I will agree that the mayor is trash and is on his way out the door

[NBOTravels]

One, shaker heights doesn’t border East Cleveland it borders Cleveland. 2 who’s this guy you’re interviewing… it’s a great place to move to and it’s very inexpensive however with new development prices are going up. 3 you can definitely walk downtown from the Browns to the Indians. 4 our homeless pop. Has nothing on any other cities. 5 he’s right about the Mayor, shitty!

[jennifers]

I've spent 10 years travelling the US for work -- I've seen everything from Laguna Beach to Long Island, but Cleveland was the first place where I really felt home. Moved here 2 years ago and haven't regretted it once. I DO live in a suburb (Lyndhurst) but from my perspective it's awesome! Nice people (many different colors/creeds getting along just fine), lots of parks and hiking, an abundance of entertainment and dining and commerce... This video is BS.

[flypearls]

Cleveland isn’t that bad. I’m born and raised. You’re going to see crime, violence, opioid and drug use and homelessness from all races all over the city. It’s not as bad as the guy is trying to make it seem. Wonder where the corruption, poverty, and drugs stem from?? 😏

[laura]

I was born here and spent my first 33 years of life there. Now I'm 70. I lived in Euclid (East side) which I know, sadly, has changed. But growing up, it was a terrific place. I took flute lessons at Higbees School of Music, up on the 10th floor of the Terminal Tower. Great memories. God bless you, Cleveland !!

[Fdonny]

The dude you asked the questions to was a total square. That’s why he hates everything. Just negative.

[tommegalis]

I'm an artist and I've traveled all over the states. Cleveland has the best artists spaces available of any city I've seen. And a deep art support system, like woodworkers, metal workers, other fabricators, foundries, galleries, you name it it's in Cleveland. And did I mention art studio space is cheap? If you are an artist and want to actually do work, consider Cleveland.

[worldonfire]

My son and his family live in Shaker Heights, my daughter and her family live on the West Side, close to Lakewood, and they both love living there. I don't think you see any problems in Cleveland that you don't see in any other large American city right now. I don't believe they are experiencing the homelessness you are apt to find in some other places, notably LA.

[shebacastro]

I went to Cleveland a few months ago. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was worth the trip. And the area around it was nice. Also Port Clinton, Put n Bay and Kelly's Island are nice to hang out in the summer.

[RobertRodriguez-gdpo]

The first guy being interviewed is what’s wrong with Cleveland. Optimism goes a long way for any city.

[NicksDynasty]

Earlier this month I stayed in downtown Cleveland and took the rail system to the westside market for brunch then walked back to the city then up Voinovich Bicentennial Park. I felt safe and was impressed by the development of the city. I got some decent video shots there too.

[otterdccaptain]

Ok...ask this guy to name a university, major hospital, or transit system that does not have its own police force? I went to Kent State University, about 40 minutes south of Cleveland, and we had our own police force. Even Florida Atlantic University, in Boca Raton, FL, has its own police force. In DC...the Smithsonian has its own police force.

[jamesstark]

Was in Cleveland a few years ago when my GF was giving a paper at Kent State. Stayed downtown and had a great time. I practically "lived" at the R&R HoF for 3 days. Loved it! Good luck Cleveland! You rock.

[Margar]

My husband and I live in Cleveland in a house we bought for 60K in 2015. We love our neighborhood, proximity to interstates, restaurants, stores, entertainment. The Mayor sucks, but the PEOPLE make the city. I like it here!

[randybrosse]

These dudes met in a qanon chatroom. Uncle fester hasnt left his parma apartment and it shows. Clevelands a true gem of the midwest ; I encourage everyone to come visit.

[yusufhasaan]

I’ll be honest I went to clevland In august for a wedding and everyone was blown away. About how cool the city was things to do, and the people were super friendly! Cleveland gets a bad rep but it’s a hidden gem 💎

[tiroler]

Cleveland: lots of things to see and do. The best museums in USA, cool zoo, downtown looks empty but there are good places to go. With love from Chile.

[rk-jnmp]

Thanks for making this video, keeping people away, and preventing rent & home prices from going up even more. 😁

[svtxgmu]

I think the Great Lakes are better than the ocean. No earthquakes or hurricanes.