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This street being one of the more expensive streets in upper Miami is also one of the most beautiful ones. Like its sister streets it also hosts a Lush chic lifestyle and modern design houses that appeal to everyone and anyone. The place is also clean and green which makes it perfect. The place is perfect for those who can afford it. If your looking for a house start here. You will never look for a second option.

90Th Street is one of the more expensive streets in upper Miami. The street is absolutely stunning for so many reasons. For one the houses are amazing, huge spacious and well designed. The lush green is relaxing and the best part the street is right next to lake ward on one side and lake Belmar on the other. It doesn't get any better. Not only does it have a tropical feel to it the lake gives it a superb view. All the more reason to get a house here.

This street is simple great. Superb housing though expensive but just lovely. One falls in love immediately with this place. The houses are beautiful the landscape superb and the area clean and secure. There aren't any stores close by but they aren't very far either. The street has two points of interest. Arcola Lakes Community Park and Arcola lake itself. Both of them offer excellent amount of activities and fun. BBQ almost every weekend. The place is amazing. I almost moved here.

An average street nothing fancy about it, Houses are just average, lawns are good. People are friendly. Nothing more to it its just a simple peaceful quiet neighborhood. Good for people with kids though.

This street has one thing that instantly attracts a visitor the variety of houses on the street. Even though its a fairly small street it has a good deal of different houses all shapes and sizes. The front lawns and fences are especially unique and different for almost all houses. The architecture blends in with the look of the place. If you are in the market for a house around the are you should definitely check this street out.

Garwood Dr lies between Easter Str and Du Boise Str. A pretty normal neighbor hood nothing fancy or classy about it. The homes are decent so are the lawns and driveways. The street is fair width wise and the green is OK. I don't know if it was the houses or the street itself but it just didn't seem to attract me towards it maybe you would have a different point of view. its worth a look maybe some people find it great.

This street is absolutely great. Nice big houses, 3-4 bedrooms, wide open streets, a lot of greenery to refresh the mind. The place is just perfect. Though there aren't any stores nearby you have to drive quite a bit to get to them, still this place is just great, i absolutely love it. For bit more price you get the perfect dream house.

This street is amazingly quiet in a relaxing kind of way. Since it is a little away from the heart of the city and from traffic and main roads. It has a good deal of greenery around. When you walk here you can listen to the birds and crickets, really makes for a peaceful state of mind. The houses are great too. Tide and big. Decent designs and a decent price range make this place a good choice for living.

yes, indeed the name does reflect the reputation of the place. It is a great street. Fabulous housing and a great deal to choose from. Well kept and maintained houses and a tidy surrounding add up to the view which when combined with all the green around is quite refreshing. If your in the market for a house i recommend that you start your search off with this place. Its quite hard to miss such a good offer that combines value, quality and reasonable price.

This street is the same as any other street around this part of Chicago nothing much to write about. Decent 2-3 bedroom houses Average streets. Great friendly folks. People usually fall in love with these place, but i being a tourist was more interested in sight seeing and found the local church quite fascinating. The building has been aged over time architecturally and looks magnificent. Saint Mary's church is a good place to visit if your around.

Oakley is an inner city residential street that starts off W Lyndale Str and ends at N Western ave. The street is like any other. Fair deal of houses, not too expensive, a little verity as well, open spaces close by for kids, little traffic but the interesting thing around is the people. A mix of a good few races makes life quite fun and culturally colorful. Every now and then there is an event of some specific type and almost everyone is invited. The place is really lively and inviting. If you are a more socializing type this street is for you.

The street is great in terms of residence, surroundings and greenery but it has one problem. It gets overly quiet at night and that feels kinda scary. Other than that there is no such problem. The houses are great. People have a healthy deal of activities around. There are even a few places to have a BBQ. Great street overall has a mix of a lot of things.

The street is entirely residential. Homes and apartments all around. Decent and affordable. Nothing worth mentioning or exploring. If your looking for a place its just an option not a compulsory checklist item.

This place is so packed with cars. There are more cars than people around here. parking is almost impossible to find. The street in itself is not all that bad. Good 2 story houses medium ranger. An open street and all those goodies but the cars are packed bumper to bumper. If you don't mind getting parking tickets almost every now and then, then this place in itself isn't so bad.

The street has a weird kind of impression. It starts off Damen ave. At this point the street is great. Nice decent houses, good amount of space. Parking is a slight headache but not impossible, as you progress towards the end it starts to transform into a dark alley and by the end it seems like a place where someone would tie you down n leave and no one would ever find you. Well in any case the start of the street is good but the end is horrific. If you don't mind that then this street might be upto your expectations.

Pierce street is a quality street. Great housing. Minimal traffic and lush greenery are just some of the good qualities of the street. The best thing is it has a lot of fun places around, there are diners, cafes and restaurants close by, You can get most major brand stores close by as well. So this place is ideal for two reasons one would be the great quality of living and second the good deal of places to hang out and have fun at.

One of the best streets near the heart of Chicago. Its simply elegant and classy. Sparkling clean you won't even find a newspaper around. Tons of refreshing greenery and amazing houses, The architecture alone is astounding. The street is wide and one can access a fair many things along it. For starters it begins at Humboldt park moving to the east you get St Elizabeth hospital and in the end you have wicker park. The place is very refreshing. A drive though it alone freshens your mind. A must see place to visit and a Great place to live. The only drawback is that its expensive. but undoubtedly one must pay a price for such class.

This little street in the heart of Chicago is one of the best places to be in. Tons of green, nice 2 story houses that are very well built and there is a good deal of verity. Minimal traffic makes it even better. The place is safe, clean and secure. You have to drive a little to get to the stores around and there are no schools in the immediate vicinity of the street but none the lass the Living factor alone gives it a 4 star rating. Not to forget that it also has two parks close by. Humboldt Park and Clemente park both on walking distance.

Wood street is a peaceful place, with a lot of things to offer. It houses almost all the things one would want close to their home. Stores, restaurants, schools. Most noteable would be the Jhon W hallahan High school and secondly the Kite and key tavern. Nice little place to spend some quality time or just hang out for fun.

Winter street is strictly business. No residence or stores what so ever. You've got Franklin Institute at one side and law firms on the other, Not much to see around either no worth mentioning landmarks.

West Master str is one of the longer streets in Philadelphia its hard to summarize it all. But there are some key aspects that you should know about. The street is one of the busiest ones around. That means tons of traffic. There are fairly good 2 story houses that can be found after every 2-3 blocks along the street. Convenient stores and shops are at a decent pace. In landmarks you've got the William penn high school and the YMCA also the VAUX high school not to forget the Ludlow school. So there are pretty of schools on this street so if you are a parent then you are in luck. Though i must admit parking tickets are a real problem here.

With 28th Dr connecting on either side to follow up to Vista Str this place unlike its sister streets is wide open clean and refreshing. The open space is ideal for kids as there is no traffic what so ever. The locals can be seen walking around chit chatting often in the evening. The houses are good too. 2-3 bedrooms and decent designs. A good deal of verity too and fairly well kept lawns make it an attractive place to live. At a mediocre budget this place is pretty good.

This is a fairly average street, You find the same houses all along the road which makes it pretty boring. Its peaceful and quiet but no activity either, The place isn't for lively fun loving people.

The place has it all beautiful landscaping, great verity of houses, nice big lawns and a wide open clean street. The place is just remarkable. Though there inst a convenient store absolutely close by or anything but the street itself makes up for it all. The price is pretty high too. If you can afford it this place can really become a great place to live.

Lamar is in between 32nd Dr it starts with it and ends with it. So its pretty small in size but what it loses in size it makes up for it in value. The houses are decent 3-4 bedroom. Medium priced and not too expensive. The street is safe and clean. Though there is little green around the people have worked well on their front lawns, which just makes it more the place to be in.

One thing that impressed me about this street was the versatile design of almost every house. No two houses on this street are the same. All of them are great and beautiful and the price is rather affordable too as compared to its sister streets. Cant say much about the neighbors or activities going around but people can be seen around talking, walking quite often. The traffic is fair, nothing to be bothered about.

This is one of the more expensive residential streets around and the price tag is not just for show the houses are Huge and spacious the street is wide and comes with all the benefits, There is 24\7 convenient store. laundry and dry cleaning, and fast food. Its all there. The place is spotless. All in all the street actually lives up to the price you pay to live on it.

Its just an average street. The houses are nice and small. Neighborhood is clean, peaceful and safe. You will often see people walking their dogs in the evening. Its a split street actually one side is for housing and the other has stores, laundry, etc. gives a kind of awkward image even though it is very practical and convenient but the appearance and the architecture of the place keeps it from a 5 star rating.

This street is all about health care. There is the Desert springs Hospital which is a great hospital by every means i am saying that because i had to pay a visit due to allergies. Then you have the Desert Services Medical plaza which is basically a part of the Desert Springs Hospital but a different wing. Great massages and physical therapy clinics. Any sort of health related issues you should absolutely know your way here then.

This is one of the best places to be in Detroit. You have got all the things here that one can want for entertainment. Comercia park base ball stadium. A little further down you come to the City Theater and the Fox theater great for movie addicts. There are two bars the Centaur bar and the Town pump tavern side by side, I would recommend Centaur bar as it is much more lively there, And not to forget the hockeytown cafe a great place to just sit and relax and have a cup of coffee, Overall its a great tourist spot.

One of the smaller less busy streets in downtown. A good tourist spot as its got an art gallery and the Skillman Branch Library is also located nearby if your interested in reading. There is also a park nearby that is worth a visit and if you are interested in residence you can find decent lofts and apartments nearby at woodward ave.

Even though personally i don't like apartments, i will admit i liked the ones here. They are great 2-3 bedroom apartments, with a great surrounding, a refreshing view and a re-energizing air about them. Maybe that is because of the the park, that's right behind it but its just sensational be it day or night. Along with all that its pretty safe too. You can easily go about without any fear what so ever.

This is the safest place in DC, why do i say that? because its got a police station by it. No stores, no apartments nearby, just office buildings and the police station. Not even worth taking a look around but since i did go through i wont stop you.

You can tell a street is a bad mix when the things don't fit in; in this case its night club among offices. My wife would be uncomfortable about me going to office here that i know; jokes apart if you are a tourist you might want to check the night club out if you want some fun, other than that there's nothing worth mentioning.

Yes there is a close by high school yes its got a super store close by too and yes its wide open and spacious but does it make up for the dull houses and apartments that are all around. Nope absolutely doesn't. Trust me you don't want to live here if you not a robot.

One of you more typical neighborhood with a few small 2 bedroom houses and decent apartments close by. It does have a super market right next to it but its still dull and dry compared to the other more lively streets in DC.

This street like all its neighboring streets follows the same trends we are so fond of in DC. Big stores, offices and banks. You can find Zara, and a little further down you can find Co&Co you can even find a liquor store a block away. Nothing too fancy nor too shabby.

11th St is a complete bee hive. Offices and work places all around. There are stores, cafe's even a cinema around the block but mostly office buildings. Its a headache to find a good parking spot even though its a good deal wide; not many apartments around though but you will find great restaurants around the blocks, its a good spot if you are visiting the place but not really a place to live.

The most prominent factor; buildings. Tons of them all around. If you like apartments this is the place for you. Its got all the basics covered. Dense traffic is an issue but if you like apartments you probably don't mind that either. I being a big shopping fan would recommend this street to anyone who wants quick access to stores or if you are just in the mood to look around n socialize.

8th lane is one of those streets which has great potential for being a great street but isn't due to a number of reasons. First of all its narrow and small. secondly the electrical wiring is a mess. The houses are overshadowing the street itself and the make the street feel narrower than it already it. some have fences some don't. Gets really dark at night. Neighbors are great active people. Has a convenient store a tiny open green refreshing space and a basket ball court all on walking distance but the fact that the street itself is narrow and not that good looking puts all its plus point under the rug.

one of the smaller streets, in between Linden and Cedar with Juniper and Armour streets to its side it seems almost unfair that its so small. The houses aren't all too great. Just OK for 2-3 bedroom houses, mostly fenced. Though it does have a Laundry and a convenient store just a few steps away it doesn't make up for its huge loss in space and design.

Hillside Boulevard simply has it all. Everything essential is only a walk away. Super store, car wash, continent store, community gym even a school. Tons of activity and the best thing is the Paradise valley park. A splendid refreshing view, tons of fun to be had with kids. Great 2-4 bedroom houses. All in all this place if for everyone. The first place you should go to if your looking for a house.

Pine terrace doesn't have much to offer but what it does offer is remarkable. The 2-4 bedroom houses are great. All of them vary in design and size but the odd thing is as you start driving from the west end of the street to the east end the houses start getting smaller and less attractive. The neighbor hood is clean and quiet what you'd expect from any decent place. But other than that it doesn't have much. If your just concerned with a good looking house and nothing else at all this might be your place.

I grew up on this street so naturally i loved it and my home, but to give a non biased opinion its great over all. Though it doesn't have any immediate access to convenient stores or parks or any school, its peaceful spacious the 4 bedroom houses are absolutely wondrous. Great Neighborly spirit, everyone knows one another and there is always a helping hand around. If you want to have a party there is always a way to make it happen without bothering your neighbors. Every now and then there happens to be a great party at someones place and almost all the people from the neighbor hood can be seen there. The place is absolutely gorgeous on Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. All in all its a great place to live and if your looking for a home this better be the first place you come to because once you just wont be able to resist it.

I like this street for the fact that it has a spacious look and feel to it. There are streets that sometimes feel constricted that is an alien concept here because this street is as wide as they get. great houses too of all variety big and small. Friendly people all around and a calm peaceful atmosphere. A simple step out of the house will give you that well deserved doze of fresh air.

Stratford is your regular street, with peaceful neighbors and average houses. Nothing too classy or fancy about this street. The houses are rather normal though it is fairly green and people have maintained their front lawns quite well there just isn't anything extraordinary about it.

The one thing i absolutely love about this street are the variety of houses. Each house is unique in its own special way. Little traffic, and the peaceful atmosphere it provides is great for living there, and the second best thing is the close by convenient store open 24/7; great to catch a mid night snack. oh and yes not to forget the Viking liquor store.

About Hollister court one word superb. its entirely amazing, has all the qualities of a great street. Fun events happen every now and then. Lively people. Peaceful and quiet as well. Traffic is not that much of a problem. I visited a friend there and stayed for almost 3 days and they were awesome.