Of course, I would be able to go on with the other areas of Columbus that are nice, yet more suburban than the neighborhoods I have mentioned, but that would take all day. This area is seeing a lot of young couples and gay couples moving in. If you do not mind a more transitional area this would be for you. These homes have been fixed up and are still being fixed up. However, many areas have some of olde columbus' greatest mansions and old homes. This is east of downtown, generally the near east side has been a little more rough and had more crime issues. They are also the nicest ones in the urban core.Īnother up and coming neighborhood is Olde Town East. These are the most "gay" friendly neighborhoods in the city. The city schools in this area are better than the neighborhoods closer to downtown, and the neighborhood is very quiet with many homes looking into ravines and creeks. I would check out these three areas for sure.Īlso Cintonville is just north of the Ohio State University, also north of downtown, and this neighborhood in Columbus has more families and great 20th street car suburb style homes. If you live in one of the neighborhoods next to the short north, Victorian Village and Italian Village, you will have many things within walking distance and be in the center of Columbus' fastest gentrifying area of the central city. The area sees new condos and lofts being built daily and is next to some very nice neighborhoods with victorian houses. This area is the cities arts district and has all of the things that type of area would have. There is a commerical strip called the Short North. The north side of downtown area is where the gentrification craze hit and the gay population took over at lightning speed in the 90s. But don't worry ,The village has great restaurants mixed in with all of the historic homes. German Village is a little ways off from all of the clubs bars, and nightlife, and since your settled down you may enjoy this.
It is just south of downtown and has a very quaint feel to it. German Village is a very nice, and these days a little on the more expensive side, area. However, the urban neighborhoods around downtown have the largest concentrations. Columbus is 227 sq miles so there's many places for us to live. Of course, the gay population is not as dense as Chicago, but the city is tolerant and progressive.Ĭolumbus gay population does not reside in just one area either, I know people in many, including suburbs, who are open. There isn't just one neighborhood which is gay friendly, but many neighborhoods. Per population Columbus is going to be one of, if not the most, friendly city towards gay's in the midwest. Yes my friend you are coming to the right place.
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