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The neighborhood east of Uptown built around what is now Independence Park and Central Piedmont’s campus, with the Gold Line streetcar on Elizabeth Avenue and a…
One of the most diverse parts of the city: the Albemarle Road corridor with grocers, restaurants and places of worship from a dozen countries, and affordable…
North Davidson and 36th Street, built as a mill village and reinvented as the arts district: galleries, music venues, breweries and a Blue Line station at…
A quiet post-war neighborhood built around Winterfield and Oakhurst schools, with bigger lots than Plaza Midwood and an easy run to Independence Boulevard. Oakhurst is the…
Central Avenue and the Plaza: dive bars next to wine bars, thrift stores next to new apartments, and a bungalow grid behind all of it. Walkable,…
A small grid of early-1900s cottages with the Little Sugar Creek Greenway on one side and NoDa within walking distance on the other. Villa Heights is…