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We are a married couple. early 30s. my husband own his own company. commute not an issue. one child entering 4th grade. looking for a family friendly safe neighborhood with people who look like us for cultural reasons(african american)
we've narrowed down the following zip codes based of demographics.
Please advise as to which is safe(can walk outside at night, car/house not broken into, etc),decent school(doesn't have to be top rated just safe as we enforce a lot of home learning in addition to schooling)
Its very hard to make generalized statements about areas as large as zip codes. I'm pretty familiar with 27401 and 27405, and both of them contain safe areas and not so safe areas. You'll probably need to zero in on smaller geographic areas.
thanks for the tip. haven't had any luck on the internet being able to identify specific neighborhoods. most research narrows the city down by zip code. if you are familiar with areas within a zip code that meets my criteria im interested to hear about it!
We are a married couple. early 30s. my husband own his own company. commute not an issue. one child entering 4th grade. looking for a family friendly safe neighborhood with people who look like us for cultural reasons(african american)
we've narrowed down the following zip codes based of demographics.
Please advise as to which is safe(can walk outside at night, car/house not broken into, etc),decent school(doesn't have to be top rated just safe as we enforce a lot of home learning in addition to schooling)
27401
27405
27406
27407
27214
27409
Thank you for any help,tips,suggestions!
ETA:
found some houses for rent so far on the following streets. perhaps i can get feedback on these neighborhoods specifically:
S Raleigh St, Greensboro, NC 27401
Stewart St, Greensboro, NC 27401
Cypress Park Rd, Greensboro, NC 27407
N Hayden St, Greensboro, NC 27407
I agree that Cypress Park Road is probably the best choice of those. Oxford Street and Hayden Street would be worth exploring further by driving around the neighborhood, talking to residents/neighbors, checking detailed crime stats, sex offender registry, etc.
Like others have said, the Cypress Park choice is probably the best of what you've already identified but there are much better choices in the city. I would recommend the East Lee street area passed the I40 exit near Youngsmill Road. Several subdivisions with homes there ranging from the 150s to 500k+ range. Heavily African American neighborhoods and generally safe.
Of the ones listed.... Cypress Park Rd would be the best choice. I would say no to the others.
thanks for the advice. are there any neighborhoods in these zip codes you would say yes to?
budget is limited. rent 2br/$1000 detached house...am i being to ambitious for my criteria??
Like others have said, the Cypress Park choice is probably the best of what you've already identified but there are much better choices in the city. I would recommend the East Lee street area passed the I40 exit near Youngsmill Road. Several subdivisions with homes there ranging from the 150s to 500k+ range. Heavily African American neighborhoods and generally safe.
Grammercy Park
Creekside
Thorpe Square
Trinity Lake
and a few more I'm leaving out.
thanks! ill look into these neighborhoods, might be out of my price range though. you mentioned home prices however im not looking to purchase at the moment and my budget is about 2br/$1000 for a detached house.
Of the ones listed.... Cypress Park Rd would be the best choice. I would say no to the others.
What is that area of cypress park road called?
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