Cleveland Housing near Case

[xml2008]

What's the best location to live at that is both safe and close to Case? I was randomly looking at Google Map and saw Cleveland Heights and University Heights look pretty close to the school. I am not sure where locals would recommend.

Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated!

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[dddsmack]

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[nightmoves]

i was just in cleveland looking for apts and have some info for you. university heights was nice and had shopping for grocery,macys, cvs etc right around the corner. i wouldnt recommend shaker heights which is almost as close to case as university.

 

[dr.rex]

i would say that cleveland heights has a lot of places available and is closer than university heights or shaker. but i am not familiar with the shaker area so i cant speak much about that. shopping you would want to be in university heights you will be closer to all the malls, groceries etc.

 

[HuyetKiem]

What's the best location to live at that is both safe and close to Case? I was randomly looking at Google Map and saw Cleveland Heights and University Heights look pretty close to the school. I am not sure where locals would recommend.

Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated!

Beachwood, Lyndhurst, Mayfield Height, Euclid are all within 10-15min drive from Case. Little Italy and Overlook road in Cleveland height are within walking distance.

 

[xml2008]

Thanks guys! Now I have a pretty good general picture about the surround area of Case. Are Cleveland Heights and University Heights safe to live? I like to study in the library and will probably stay late most of the time, so there is gonna be lots of times of going home (or driving) at night.

 

[vasco]

If you are single I would recommend living in little italy. It is a couple blocks from school. If you are married or have children then I would look around at the cleveland heights area to rent or purchase a house. You can't beat the proximity of little italy.

 

[dr.rex]

I personally dont like being down on campus at night (just dont feel safe). I would just rather stay home and study.

 

[jb54ram]

I was raised in Cleveland---if you have a car, I would consider settling on the west side---but if you choose to stay east---University Heights is much safer---especially in the proximity of John Carroll University. Cleveland Heights has some pretty homes, but for the most part it, and East Cleveland are real **** holes. Good Luck! Go Browns!