Why is Cleveland, Ohio so cheap to live in?

They aren't flippers and are living there, but cheap house + repairs/remodel can be cheaper than just a decent house and work out better in the long run. .... read more

Cleveland is (relatively) cheap to live. To answer your question: It is spread out and less dense than other populated areas. It has an abundant and clean water supply immediately adjacent. read more

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- If your travels have left you with the impression that your dollar goes further in Ohio than in most places in the United States, you are correct. Prices for goods and services in Ohio were on average 11 percent less than the average U.S. price level, according to data recently released by the U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Economic Analysis. read more

There are plenty of good spots in Cleveland proper: downtown, warehouse district, the flats, Ohio City, Tremont, Gordon Square, West Park, University Circle, Buckeye Shaker, and parts of Collinwood are all great spots for someone in their 20's to early 30's. read more