Columbus Ohio real estate

Creeping Clintonville Border - blame Columbus real estate agents

Welcome to Clintonville sign at Worthington lineCreeping Clintonville Border -  blame  Columbus real estate agents, according to Wikipedia or the author of the Clintonville article on Wikipedia 

Clintonville, Columbus, Ohio:

"As the cachet of the Clintonville neighborhood grew towards the turn of the 21st century, real estate agents began to label homes north of Cooke Road as being in Clintonville, leading to the apparent absorption of Beechwold and nearby neighborhoods south of Worthington. It was not uncommon in the booming real estate market circa 2000 to even find homes outside of the distinct east and west borders being sold as "Clintonville" homes. Because Clintonville and Beechwold have no official existence, however, the boundaries are a matter of opinion."

Pictured the sign just south of  W. Stanton Rd, at the southern border of the city of Worthington and the city of Columbus.  Was the sign on High St.  saying "Welcome to Clintonville"   posted by rogue real estate agents because of "the cachet of the Clintonville neighborhood."?   I always assumed the City of Columbus was responsible for posting the "Welcome to  Clintonville"  sign at the border between the cities of Columbus and Worthington.  The sign is just south of Cemetery St., the southern border of the City of Worthington on the west side of High Street.  On the east side of High St. Selby is in the City of Worthington, Chase is in the City of Columbus.  

Creeping Clintonville Border


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The same Wikipedia article says  "Popular landmarks in Clintonville include the "Welcome to Clintonville" signs at the main entryways of the community."

Or elsewhere... a mile or so up the road...

The City of Columbus neighborhoods south of Worthington and north of Clintonville,  Beechwold, Chaseland, Delaware Park, Old Beechwold, Sharon Heights...others are part of the Clintonville area commission.

Clintonville Area Commission Districts

The Clintonville Area Commission website has a map that shows the districts within their area and the boundaries.  Including Clintonville and those "other" neighborhoods... hence "Clintonville Area..." Clintonville Area Commission site I am not able to link directly to the page with the map of the Clintonville Area Commission Districts.  Click on CAC Districts in the left hand sidebar.

 

More about the Clintonville Area:

Where does Clintonville Begin or End?

Clintonville is "& more" a video from Real Living HER about Grandview & More

Columbus' Chaseland neighborhood

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Hi Maureen, Ah, "cache"! What's in a name?

It muddles many a neighbourhood. In Montreal, our prestigious neighbourhood city of Westmount has a section tucke up beside it commonly referred to as "Westmount adjacent". You won't find it in any city records nor in our MLS system, but tell these residents they are part of the lesser NDG part of town, which they are actually in and whoa! Stand back a few feet.

Thanks for the post!

Posted by John B. Joseph (Groupe Sutton Centre-Ouest, Westmount) almost 2 years ago

NDG? Notre Dame de Grâce

 

Posted by Maureen McCabe Columbus Ohio real estate (Real Living HER - HER Realtors) almost 2 years ago

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