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Thanks everyone for all the replies You guys have been terrific I am already looking forward to move to Cleveland!

Is the playhouse square and Theater district the same? How are the Warehouse district and the theater district different? They are both in downtown but the rent seems to be cheaper in the theater district and some of the buildings are really nice (Osborne building looks great)

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There are a lot of pictures about the Cleveland downtown (Skyline) but I could not find much in terms of specific neighborhoods.

Thanks very much for all the replies Here is some more information about me I am married and we don't have any kids yet. We are both young professionals and enjoy going out to restaurants, sporting events and to the movies. I currently live in Queens NY (Forest Hills). It's not as lively as manhattan but is not a suburb either (acturally there are quite a few restaurants, stores and movie theaters) If possible I would like to relocate to a neighborhood that is close to Forest Hills I think I would enjoy living in a neighborhood with some restaurants and nightlife but I don't want to be disturb by a bunch of people coming out of a bar at 3 am. I am planning to travel to Cleveland soon and take a look at the neighborhoods. The information you guys are giving is very helpfull since I will only have two days to do my research

I will be relocating to Cleveland next June and I wonder if you guys could help with some information. I am 33 years old and I will be working as resident physician at the Cleveland Clinic/ I need a 2/2 apartment within 15min of the clinic since I will need to be at work very early in the mornings (before 6 am) and occasionally will have to go there in the middle of the night. I have seen some apartments in Downtown that seem nice but I am unsure about safety and noise levels What other neighborhoods should I consider that meet my criteria? How about Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights and University Circle > Are they nice and safe? Thanks in advance