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Which of these cities in the poll has the best neighborhood(s) with the following characteristics:
*Walkable, bike-friendly, overall pedestrian friendly
*Vibrant and you want to be there, or hang out there--exciting and interesting things going on
*Trendy, hip coffee shops, bars, restaurants, attractions
*Growing and a go-to for young professionals, artists, those looking for a scene of hip or trendy
*Future potential looks bright economically, socially, culturally
Ehh. All of them either excel at one and are mediocre at the other. They all have their strong and weak points in your criteria. I guess the one's that check off the most things on your list would be Atlanta, New Orleans, Charlotte and Miami, and any other city with good bones, a good economy and gentrification. "Trendy" always means gentrification. Let's be honest.
Ehh. All of them either excel at one and are mediocre at the other. They all have their strong and weak points in your criteria. I guess the one's that check off the most things on your list would be Atlanta, New Orleans, Charlotte and Miami, and any other city with good bones, a good economy and gentrification. "Trendy" always means gentrification. Let's be honest.
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So gentrification?
Well they're kicking poor minorities out of the Bywater in droves.
The ugly underside of the process. And Bywater isn't the only neighborhood in NOLA where this is happening, I'm sure.
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