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Lorimer St
"Perfect place for a long walk"
Lorimer Street extends through WIlliamsburg and Greenpoint Brooklyn. If youa re in the mood for along walk, you can take Lorimer street and visit these two hip neighborhoods that are always teeming with young people and energy. While you are there, you can stop in one of the thousands of restaurants, or in an up and coming designer clothing store, or even in an artist gallery space.
Washington St
"A nice place to visit"
This neighborhood was once sited to be the next Soho. It never quite made it there, but it does have many terrific attractions. The first one mainly being the view. Take a walk from Washington Street to the water and you will see a fantastic view of Manhattan. This area is under the Manahttan Bridge, so it is a very quick and easy trip to Manhattan.
6th St
"great for an afternoon walk"
Park Slope is a popular and expensive area to live for good reason! 6th street is absolutely beautiful. The brownstones are lined up, one next to the other, each one as beautiful as the next. This is a very residential street, so I would recommend taking a stroll with your partner on a weekend afternoon. Then you can stop by one of the many fantastic restaurants for a bite to eat.
Willoughby St
"Beautiful area to walk along"
This street is a beautiful one. It is in the heart of Fort Greene, Brooklyn. In the fall when the leaves are turning, it is a great place to walk along and visit all of the quaint shops and restaurants that make Fort Greene so popular. You will likely see many people with their dogs perusing a book store or just hanging out on the street talking.
North 6th St
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- Clean & Green
- Pest Free
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"North 6th Street is hipster central"
Right off the L strain subway stop, North 6th Street is teeming with restaurants, shops, and young twenty somethings. It is the epicenter of the hipster youth, who spend their time hanging out at coffee shops and going to listen to live music. If you live there, you cannot walk down North 6th street without running into at least twenty people you know. This street is fun, fun, fun!
Washington Ave
"Great place to live and work"
Washington avenue still has the architectural facade of the 1930's and 1940's. Young innovative people now work and live in these buildings. Types would include artists, doctors, and business people of all kinds. This is an area that flourished until the 1960's when it became run down and abandoned.Now it has been rediscovered and is finding it's resurgence as part of South Beach. This is a great place to live and work, especially for someone who does not drive a car.
Biscayne Blvd
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- Clean & Green
- Pest Free
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"Great place for getting to know people"
Biscayne Boulevard has so much to offer. There are excellent tanning salons, discount shopping outlets, and restaurants where you can go to socialize and meet people. All this and it is a short distance to the beach. It has high end expensive restaurants as well as dining that is more affordable. If you are looking to eat fancy, I would recommend Morton's Steakhouse.
