Are there any posh areas of Ohio?

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Anonymous wrote:Indian hill , Mariemont, Terrace park and Hyde park. A lot of my friends growing up had entire suites! I could go to their house and no one in their family would know. Moving to the DC area was a cultural shock because everyone’s house seemed so small!

*Agree with this! I grew up in Cincy...much nicer/ bigger houses there.

*I also lived in Columbus Worthington + Bexley are wealthy neighborhoods there.

* I went to law school in Cleveland. My favorite wealthy neighborhood there is Chagrin Falls. Gorgeous! Gates Mills is nice + rich too.

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^For people who haven't been to OH + have a " hick impression" of it, there are several corporate HQs, major law firms, and hospitals there, so there are a lot of wealthy people. Home prices are lower than DC, so you can get a pool, horses, etc. there at most better prices.

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Anonymous wrote:Cincinnati has big pockets of obnoxious wealth. We were there for a weekend reunion and saw three Tesla trucks in one day.

Tesla trucks are pretty ubiquitous at this point, PP. Where have you been?

About 12,000 cybertrucks have been sold so far, hardly ubiquitous.

Three in one day, outside of a factory or otherwise explainable hot spot, is pretty unusual.

I went to college in Cincinnati and Hyde Park is... interesting. The city as a whole is fairly segregated and people seem to live in their own bubbles without much self-awareness. Everyone, literally everyone, sends their kids to private school. The poor kids go to private Catholic schools, and it goes up from there.

Ah yes, all those prole boys at St. Xavier Catholic High School. lol

The poor kids go to DIFFERENT Catholic schools, obvs. The cheapest private schools are Catholic, but Catholic schools are not always the cheapest.

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Maybe in the imaginations of people who live in Ohio. Ugh.

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Anonymous wrote:Shaker Heights is what I know. I'm not from Ohio. But many of the folks I've met from Ohio happened to be from Shaker Heights. It's even become kind of a joke - oh, you are from Ohio, let me guess...

It’s just…not all that.

It’s probably nice…for Ohio. You know kids these days literally fall things “Ohio” when they mean bad, lame, etc.

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Anonymous wrote:Muirfield Village in Columbus (Dublin) OH

I wouldn’t call it posh. Just another golf course community.

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Parts Bexley and south of Lane Avenue in Upper Arlington. Werner and his icky executives live in New Albany.

Maybe Oakwood?

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Anonymous wrote:Let's say you were trying to contrive a setting for an upper-crust tale of deceit and scandal in Ohio. What town would you choose? Pepper Pike? Gates Mills?

Real housewives of New Albany would be similar to Potomac. New money drama and scandals.