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Some of us talked about this on another thread the other day. Charlotte may not be walkable like NYC or Chicago - but there are definitely neighborhoods here where you can walk to almost everything you need. I know, because I live in one
Some of us talked about this on another thread the other day. Charlotte may not be walkable like NYC or Chicago - but there are definitely neighborhoods here where you can walk to almost everything you need. I know, because I live in one
I know, that's why I though the score thing would be fun. My old neighborhood (old, old, b4 marriage) in Cleveland scored in the 90s and it was a 'burb so not only big cities score well
Mine is 51, not bad, I find the hood very walkable, I do a 3 mile loop almost everyday through the Berkely Development on Ballantyne/Commons Pky..thanks for the thread Sophia
My neighborhood got 18. I checked my old NJ address and it got a 66. I can easily walk around my subdivision since it has sidewalks, so at least I can get some exercise, but leaving it to walk on 75 with no sidewalks would be another story entirely!
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20 out of 100
