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graphikartistry
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graphikartistry
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Thanks!
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dmorris614
clintonvillain
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Graphik - what is your budget, and what are your space demands?
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dmorris614
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Graphik - what is your budget, and what are your space demands?
Posted 1 year ago # -
osulew
My house...in the middle of my street
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lizless
Columbus/Hocking Hills
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There's some really nice apartments available on Arcadia, east of Indianola. They overlook the edge of the Glen Echo ravine. The smaller units are less than $600. I think the two bedrooms are more expensive, closer to $700+. Technically, not Clintonville, one block south...
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dmorris614
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Graphik - what is your budget, and what are your space demands?
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rus
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osulew wrote >>
dmorris614 wrote >>
Graphik - what is your budget, and what are your space demands?Uh...maybe I'm totally lost, but doesn't it say that right in his original post? I think the $400-600 would be the budget and 1-2 bedroom would be the space he's looking for.
Call me crazy. :)Ahem.
"That's crazy talk missy!"
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dmorris614
clintonvillain
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Oh yeah, it did. My bad.
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Lakee911
Clintonville (South)
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osulew wrote >>
dmorris614 wrote >>
Graphik - what is your budget, and what are your space demands?Uh...maybe I'm totally lost, but doesn't it say that right in his original post? I think the $400-600 would be the budget and 1-2 bedroom would be the space he's looking for.
Call me crazy. :)Crazy.
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graphikartistry
columbus
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Thanks everyone for the input; thought I'd found a place, but it just didn't work out. With that being saidâ€â€if anyone has more thoughts or suggestions I'd like to hear'em.
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pixiecrinkle
Old North Columbus
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gk wrote >>
Olentangy Village has a lot of character in a park-like setting, close to grocery shopping, bike path and COTA.
http://www.olentangyvillage.com/You'll get more bang for your buck with a private realtor. Also, OV's management changed last year, and while they said their service would not change, it did, for the worse, in a big way. (I moved out about 4 months ago, after an attempted breakin at our apartment and subsequently being treated like I was a madwoman for asking them to act appropriately.)
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graphikartistry
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Ya, OV units are nice but not necessarily a good value, IMHO.
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StowCbusCleveland
Jackson Township, Canton, OH
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I live in OV currently, and I'm moving out in about a month. Beautiful grounds, but I would also say it's a little pricey for what you really end up getting.
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DCist
UA
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There are 2 apartment buildings on EN Broadway. Not sure if this is technically still clintonville, but they are very well kept and off street parking. 940 EN Broadway, across from the park. 1 bedroom are $425-$450 and they pay for heat, water is $15/mo.
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