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Just curious, In your city whhats the BEST neighborhood? If you have pics that will be awesome and please post them. Please try not to put your cities Downtown as the best Neighborhood. I really want this to be residential areas only and not another one of those "My cities downtown is better! Look at this tall building." or whatever.
Not sure if what the criteria for "best" would be, but my specific favorites are Franklin Village and Los Feliz Village. Lots of locally-owned or boutique stores, good restaurants, lots of tree-lined streets and both are relatively close to subway stations. The Upright Citizen's Brigade Theater in Franklin Village is a deal-maker for me. Wish I had some pictures.
I really like Central Hollywood / East Hollywood in general, but that is more of a "district" than a "neighborhood" - if that makes sense.
In my hometown of Alexandria, Va. the most interesting neighborhood (and one of the nicest) is the Old Town section along the Potomac river. Historic town houses and a busy strip (King St.) with shops and restaurants. And still a few joints with live music. Also nice is Rosemont, a neighborhood of older single family homes and tree lined streets. Honorable mention goes to Del Ray, a neighborhood of small single family homes and row houses.
Probably the cluster of neighborhoods that are Prospect Heights, Fort Greene, and Clinton Hill in Brooklyn. Generally wonderful architecture all around, and well-served by amenities and green space.
Nice pics of Savannah. I've been there. Great town. This thread is a great idea, too.
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