Cincy can also be abbreviated as Cinti.

Gentrification makes places beautiful and unaffordable to the people who lived there and loved the neighborhood. All of these were poor black neighborhoods until they bought up everything and raised prices to force them out. It's amazing how seedy real estate can be. You guys are like the jock that takes the nerdy girl to a party and spikes her drink. Ever notice why they don't do rent control in up and coming areas? Because they rely on pushing the poor out for the young professional and well paid middle class.

Great vid!

YOU ARE AWESOME! this was great inspiration

What a list, so so good. 🙌

Excellent overview! I love these different styles, would like to see the interior differences as well

It's the whole name, Cincinnati, Queen City or Sin City. Only Real Estate people say Cincy. It's the Cross County Highway. Call it by the name on the interstate signs, many people will never talk to you again. I'm one of them. If you ask where it is using that name, no one knows what you're talking about. It's not really on the sign if no one see's it there. Cincinnati is an insider city. And it's hard to get in. If you are born there, raised there, it's a tight bond, but the history and official stands of the city can break that bond. It did for me. I'm still an insider. A lot of racism in all of Cincinnati, but racism is what defines the West Side. Cincinnati's long history of institutionalized racism defines the city in very real ways, as in, all the highways went right through minority area's. Anger and resentment from decades of abuse is common from residents who have been subjected to that official and institutionalized abuse. I lived with my family in Clifton Heights. I'm not East Side or West Side. I'm on the Inner City Side. Both the East and the West Side say we are all the problems. But I say it's them. We have no political power. But we get all the political blame. Northside is an interesting area. It's not that Northside has any more crazy unstable people than other areas, it's just the absence of normal people in Northside that sets it apart. Kentucky is where you get cheaper liquor and see what Cincinnati could have done, but didn't. The most defining characteristic of Cincinnati is LOST OPPORTUNTIES. My favorite parks are IN ADDITION to your picks, Fairview Park, don't go after dark. Mt Storm where we drilled with the Ladder Truck when I was in the CFD. Burnet Woods, love that park, but don't go after dark. Bishop Park, so many cool little parks. Correct, lots of area's with unique features. There are some extremely dangerous area's in Cincinnati and like New Orleans, it can change quickly from one street to the next. I actually like all the chili shops, and there are chains and individual shops in different areas. But don't tell, people will go to war over their choice of chili. Best Food in the World. But I may be biased. I admit the possibility. German town, so they know what sausage is. And pastries. So Fatties in Hyde Park is good. Graeters is the best. Their Ice Cream is the best. too. Try the Double Chocolate Chip or my favorite. Black Raspberry Chocolate Chip. Their Vanilla is so good. All their ice cream is good. Then get them to give you a yeast donut with a chocolate glaze. We've all had one, but you have never tasted one like a Graeters one. There's no wax in the chocolate, it will stain you finger if you touch it. Their candies, also good, have a hardener in them or they would be unmarketable, but the chocolate on the donuts and in the ice cream. Have to try it yourself. Don't go to Finley Market down town alone. And don't park far away. You are a target in that area. Be very aware of your surrounding. Best food in the city. Chances of getting a gun pointed at you are also good. The food events are great, all the vendors need help for the day so work the events from the inside. I grew up there, lived there, worked there, was a FF there for the city. And moved away. I go back for the food and old friends. You meet the nicest people all over the world from Ohio, that left Ohio. I'm one of them.

Nice Job!

This is a really great episode and channel!

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Great video!!!

Love the video. Just beginning to learn about Cincinnati from KZbin. We recently visited friends in Lexington, KY and we drove right by Cincy. Definitely wanting to visit Cincinnati and Northern, KY. Looks like cool neighborhoods.

And It Has Views Of The Little Miami River Too. 💯

great insight in to the region... thanks for having this conversation for us to view and listen in...

Fantastic job guys! I am a NKY realtor and I love this! I don't think people realize how diverse Cincinnati architecture can be and just how many great choices there are when a buyer is ready to call this amazing area home.

Thanks! Great video

Ft Thomas landmark tree trail is a must!!! 21 trees marked over 100 years old see river in fall winter tree #9 hollow small kid can go in

11:47 before postwar suburbs shopping was a lot less concentrated than it is now and people were more likely to shop in their local neighborhood business districts than drive out to a shopping mall. Norwood alone had 90 grocers including dozens of Kroger's 100 years ago vs just one now- it was similar for other services and goods.

Surprised Bond Hill didn't get a shoutout for its tudor revivals

This was such a great video. I feel more enlightened about our city's architecture 😊

Excellent!

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I live in cincinnati and all these neighborhoods were hidden gems perhaps back in 2015 now they are expensive AF. A real current hidden gem for housing is spring Grove village. I live there, it's on the opposite side of spring Grove cemetery from Northside. But around downtown all this stuff is old news.

We have nationally ranked zoo and art museum. Also, natural history museum is in old converted Union terminal ( railway station built 1929, main hub in the Midwest). Except if you live on the river, we don’t have floods. Mostly no hurricanes ( they are weak by the time they get here) . It rains very two weeks , everything is green , so no dried brush for fires, so far so good on earthquakes, hasn’t been a tornado in the city proper for 40 years, crime not a big deal

Mason is too far north

I grew up here (Cincy). Hyde Park is the most desirable area ($$$), then Mt Lookout. Big old houses in Walnut Hills and North Avondale. Pleasant Ridge is great for starter homes ( all built 1920’s). P Ridge is also where the young hipster families live. Don’t miss Clifton !

You forgot Putz’s soft serve ice cream off Montana ( west side) and Aglamesis ice cream in Oakley ( east side)

You can address mail with: Cinti, Ohio

You should see some of the homes I designed in Sims 4, that would be nice to live in anywhere.

Very nice channel with great videos! You need to advertise! This channel should have thousands of subscribers! 😊

I am in the area

Turn off the stupid music

I'm Glad To Be From Here. 💯

2:54 I’m Team Delwood 👀 I will admit, I haven’t tried Zips yet tho 😂

Fun, but you know there'd be something left out, but how do you not mention Cincinnati Art Museum, Contemporary Arts Center, and Cincinnati Zoo (much more than a cute hippo). Krohn Conservatory. Fountain Square. Also, The Ascent could be seen with the Roebling Bridge (if you're talking about goint to NKy, change video so it's looking at NKy from Cincy side). Maybe also note Smale, Sawyer, Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Parks along the River? Quibbles. Good job.

I am unabashedly Team Delwood! 🍔

I was waiting for this one! THANK YOU ‼️❤️❤️❤️

Nice video! 🎉❤

Cincy is now like chitown !!!

I miss my city so much.

Best city!

I want to pull your hair

Thank you for the well done video. As a life long resident of Cincinnati its hard to imagine living elsewhere despite the ever-changing weather scene. I grew up with the Skyline family but have settled into Goldstar and smaller chili parlors ( less grease and more flavor). The restaurant landscape has evolved and my wife and I enjoy OTR restaurants before FC Cincy games , Sotto, and Alfios Boun Ciba in Hyde Park. The other thing not mentioned is the thriving art landscape from museums, galleries to live theater there is something almost every weekend to enjoy. Glad you are thriving in one of the best kept secrets of the country.

Best Regards Best wishes ❤❤

Zip Dip is just one of several seasonal ice cream parlors, albeit one of the more popular ones. There's a Graeter's a half-mile up from it.

wondering about living further east but inside the loop. Do you have any insights? My son is moving there from CO in a few weeks, and Im planning to visit later this month for a few days. Awesome video!

You did not just tell someone to explore otr.

Best neighborhood in Cincy for sure!

I manage a gym in one of the big office buildings downtown. It’s so interesting to see how everything has started to come back together after Covid.