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Lots of Sunbelt cities have a good share of their urban scenes and development along long trademark corridors. Which one is your favorite? Consider some criteria....
Most fun to cruise down:
Best one to walk around:
The most infill, current construction, and development:
Existing and future mass transit:
Most cohesive and connected:
Best scene for dining and nightlife:
Remarkable change:
Most iconic:
Overall favorite:
Last edited by Champ le monstre du lac; 12-01-2015 at 06:36 PM..
Denver??? Sunbelt?? Yea didn't they just have a snowstorm there during the Broncos/ Patriots game??? The whole country saw those "sunbelt" conditions. I know some parts of the South get snow too, but we only get it once in a while and not this early in the year. It can snow in Denver a good part of the year. Denver is beautiful and its growing but its not the Sunbelt.
I voted other Don't forget Collins Avenue in Miami Beach (or by extension, A1A throughout the entire east coast of Florida). Much of it is car-centric, but there are some walkable sections. From Driftwood Surf Shop and Sandy Bottoms Beach Bar & Grill at Fernandina Beach, over a bridge, a couple state parks, a short ferry across the St. John's River, then towards Jacksonville Beach where you'll find the first of many little walkable sections with bars, restaurants, a pier, and some shops, to one of the oldest cities in North America, to some rather quiet development with a monument, down to Daytona, past the Space Coast, Treasure Coast, the oceanfront mansions of northern Palm Beach county, followed by the long parade of condos, resorts, and cultural attractions from Palm Beach down to Miami Beach.
Peachtree Street is NOT internationally well-known...come on now.
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