Living in Ohio

On the banks of the Ohio River, you’ll find a city with a rich history and 70+ unique neighborhoods. Here, innovation reigns, cultures collide, and getting places on foot is done with ease. Named the best walking city in Ohio and ranked 20th in the nation, according to Prevention and the American Podiatric Medical Association. Cincinnati is home to the #1 children’s hospital in the nation and is ranked #1 in Ohio for start-up activity. The region boasts more Fortune 500 companies per capita than anywhere in the country and is home to the state’s top ranked public school district.

Cleveland is nestled along the shores of Lake Erie and anchored by engaging experiences at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Playhouse Square, and Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Cleveland celebrates diversity in a big way – and the city is growing increasingly diverse every day. Cleveland has been ranked as the #1 most diverse city in Ohio and a top city nationally. From Little Italy and University Circle to the Gordan Square Arts District and Ohio City, there is no shortage of neighborhoods bustling with diverse experiences.

Ohio’s vibrant state capital and the 14th largest city in the nation, Columbus is ranked a top 25 city for jobs and was described as a “hidden gem in plain sight” by Forbes. Columbus is home to 50+ colleges and universities, which in turn makes it a hub for national and international companies. The city’s neighborhoods are just a short drive or walk from its downtown hub and a scenic riverfront. Here, you’ll find nationally recognized restaurants, distilleries, and 20 metro parks.

Dayton offers a blend of urban amenities and suburban tranquility, with a strong sense of community and affordability. As the official birthplace of aviation, innovation is intertwined with the DNA of the region. Here, you’ll find the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, the nation’s largest paved bike trail network, and plenty of paddling opportunities along the Miami River, which runs alongside the hub of downtown. The city has become a magnet for tech talent, and Forbes named it a top 10 STEM community.