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I have already invested money into this part of town, and particularly on this street. I want to rent out several units because I have seen so much potential. A nice variety of housing types, while still managing to keep prices low. I don't like to be forced to have people pay too much if I don't have to.

Very boring just like all the other streets in this part of town. My great aunt lives here and I think that is enough said. There is really nothing to do except eat bad food and go to church and ask for forgiveness for living in such a boring place. Not even when I am retired I would want to live in a place like this, unless I needed to get away that much.

there is just about everything one would want to have available on and around this road. There are all kinds of stores and hotels to take a look at. It also involves a nice blend of housing in the area, and everyone seems so friendly. A little old fashioned for me, but I would take a risk investing into some property in the area.

While there are a couple places to live in the area, I could not deal with the traffic. Right near the heart of the city, you will always find traffic, but usually more to do. Not a lot for the nightlife scene, which I require on a regular basis. It is a good means of transportation getting to and from work.

This area could be fun if you were a little older I suppose. There are a lot of mom and pop shops in the area and I can see how someone would want to hang there hat there. For me I require a little bit more of a nightlife scene and without that I am left with nothing. Maybe when I am about 45 or 50 would I live to live on these quiet, kind of boring streets.

Not much consistency in the area and with all the traffic I would not take my chances for looking at a home. I traveled on this road everyday for business, but would not want to live in some of the run down buildings. Many of the nightlife spots seem nice, but its not enough for me to stay.

I would not recommend this place for a family to be raised at, but I would have to say that it is a must see if you don't come around the area much. I could never live in the area, mainly due to the crowded streets and the noise. Don't even think about looking for a school in the area, because you won't find one.

There are some nice homes in the area, but not much for nightlife., I often invest in places that offer a particular value as far as investment in apartments and condo's go, but with the lack of school system influence in the area I would not do so. I do enjoy some of the food in the area, but that is about it.

The road offers you plenty to look at and I always find myself having to eat at a different style of restaurant while in the area. The road is very long and serves as nice access to plenty of other areas of the neighborhood. I didn't see much in the police blotter which is a good thing.

This neighborhood is not much to look at. If you look at one house you have looked at them all. I did hear the school were ok, but I could just not deal with the same views every where I went. The traffic is even a little worse then it should be and I would just get a headache every day. Even the stores around here are a bit plain and simple with not variety.

This are offers a great view but that is about it. There is relatively no place that I would live on except for some of the side road. The housing seems to be way too expensive for what you get and the stores are a bit far away. One other thing that it might bring to the table is a bridge that serves as a good method of traveling to get into the city.

There are plenty of places to entertain yourself in this section of Queens. I found a lot of wholesale outlets close by and they all seem to be in really good shape. The area offers nice access roads, and there is even a couple places to walk and enjoy a nice view. I would definitely look at apartments in this area of town.

This area of The Bronx has a little bit of fun and a little bit of craziness. The one good thing from what I hear the crime is at a minimum and from experience I know that it provides you with quick access where ever you want to go. There are many lively night spots in the area that still keep it classy without being too stuck up.

I lived here for about 3 months a year ago and I loved what I saw. Even though I do enjoy the city life I didn't mind getting away from it every once in a while. The people here are great and not pretentious at all. I could see anyone starting a family here without having to worry about crime in the area of a lack of quality when it comes to the school system.

The family I have visited here uses this road only as a shortcut to and from work. I would not get too far away from this road because you might end up finding yourself getting lost. The traffic is kind of bad at times so choose wisely. There is a hospital in the area, but I wouldn't expect the best treatment because of what surrounds the place.

I sold a unit around the corner from here and it was mainly due to this street. The family I rented to was stopped and mugged on this road at night just trying to get to the store. It is an easy neighborhood to get lost in and I do not recommend traveling, let alone living any where even close to hear. This is why The Bronx gets a bad name sometimes.

I own property and rent it out, and lets just say that I am giving them money to get a new place, because I am embarrassed at the return they go from their investment. I thought because of the close access roads and a close school it would be a good idea, but I guess not. Good ridden to this filthy road in The Bronx, which gets even more filthy at night.

The area is really run down, and many of the buildings are empty. This means that there is no room for investment for a person such as myself, whether that means in a business, apartments for rent, or a family at that. I do stress this is not a place to raise a family. The only thing I would have in mind is buying something for cheap and holding on for recovery purposes.

I used to travel on this road everyday for business and there are all kinds of amenities should you need them. I always stop and get a slice of pizza while I am in the neighborhood while still using the roads to get back to work int time. There are nice schools, parks, and churches throughout the roads and everything seems to be kept in decent shape.

The street varies by location and so do the side streets. Some seem to be in good shape, while others I hear are filled with crime. I have read the police blotters and there is always something in the area, but perhaps you might want to give it a try because of the parks and nice scenery. The only thing is, is what happens when it gets dark outside.

Since the housing crisis has developed this area of New York while still in good shape has room for investment. The prices are low and the variable costs are also very low. Everything you need is close bye and I would not be surprised if I bought a couple houses on and off this road. Everything is in good condition, while still old fashioned, and not a scene of crime to be found.

This road offers access to many nice home, but fairly small. Definitely for the right person if you are looking for a place to live on a budget. I enjoyed myself when I went out to lunch on this road. The streets are cleaned and well kept and the schools seem old, but still in good condition. Maybe the city should give money to places that actually work to keep up with there neighborhood.

This little side road is a nice little area where my colleague had an office at. There are many places that could serve as a mean for opportunity with plenty of room to be successful while still being diverse. I am still looking in on prices in the area, because depending on what kind of business you want to open up the prices and the building shapes and sizes change. Not much for housing though.

You will find everything you need in this part of town including the prices. It is not city expensive like a lot of places in the city and you will still find everything you need. There is relatively no crime in the area and I know this because I live in all of my apartments or houses I rent out for at least a week to check for quality control. And this city has it.

Great place to live with a family. There are many schools around and even a college. The homes are very nice and not too expensive, even though you would think they would be with a quick look. Everything you need as far as markets and shops go with very friendly service everywhere. I have a 3 bedroom house I rent out in the neighborhood and the tenants love it there.

This road runs right down the side of the park with water views directly on the other side. My cousin lives right around the corner and I hear the houses with a park and water view are pretty expensive. There are many wakling trails and it is just a nice place, but doesn't really seem like you are in NYC at all. I really enjoyed myself and found myself just wanting to relax the entire time.

The road dead ends into a canal which offers a great place to take the dog for a walk or take a jog before work in the morning. I enjoyed my stay with my cousin who owns a house on this road. The schools are in great shape and there are local malls not too far away. No crime that I have heard of in the area and there is a police station directly around the corner.

This area of Brooklyn is very nice, without being too ritzy. The homes are mainly made up of middle class families and they are all friendly, or at least the ones I have met. Unlike many New Yorkers the people around here are not arrogant, and they are hard working people. The roads are very well kept and you can even find some nice restaurants near by that won't break your bank.

This area of town right outside Brooklyn offers a perfect getaway from the rowdiness that can sometimes come with living near the city. Very clean road with nice homes, one of which I own. I love the area, and with me being a golf lover it is also good for that. I do not have a child yet, but I will consider the schools in this area.

This area of Brooklyn is surrounded by nice home and even nicer apartments for the price. With a lot of opportunity for business development in the area, without the crime and poverty that usually comes with it. I rent out to tenants on this road and they have seemed to love there stay so far. Very good access roads near by also come in handy.

This area didn't have the biggest and the best homes, but they are in very good shape for the price. Away from crime and other bad things are nice parks, nice schools, and a nearby hospital which is always convenient. There is plenty of nice restaurants in the area, but it is hardly the main scene in Brooklyn as far as nightlife goes.

This neighborhood I lived in when I was 23 and I loved it. I would not recommend it for famailies with younger kids, but I would for people in there twenties. There is a lot to do and the street and surrounding street are in good shape. The only thing is there might be too much that one would want to do every night. There is also a nearby hospital.

There are many stores and restaurants that can break the average person's bank on and off this road. It is a long windy road that has all kinds of things to do off of it, if you have the money. The traffic is reasonable and the street is very well kept. I enjoyed my visit, but I would spoil myself too much for my own good if I stayed any longer.

There are a lot of nice apartment homes in this area with reasonable prices. I have recently purchased a unit to rent out and the tenants are quite pleased with the area. They have two kids and I hear the schools are very good. The traffic on this road in specific can be a little much, but it serves as a great access road to other places.

There is not much to do on this access road, but it is good for business. I do like the prices when it comes to the prices of the offices on this road. Not much to offer when it comes to families or even trying to have a good time in L.A., but it is great for business travel and getting around the city.

I literally thought my safety could be in danger at any time. I was just driving which I do ever so often and found myself almost getting initiated into a gang. Signs were being thrown at me left and right, and I guess I should rent a Cadillac next time, and not drive my BMW into the area. It is not hard to get lost, and very hard to find your way back if you are. I know from experience.

I literally thought my safety could be in danger at any time. I was just driving which I do ever so often and found myself almost getting initiated into a gang. Signs were being thrown at me left and right, and I guess I should rent a Cadillac next time, and not drive my BMW into the area. It is not hard to get lost, and very hard to find your way back if you are. I know from experience.

I literally thought my safety could be in danger at any time. I was just driving which I do ever so often and found myself almost getting initiated into a gang. Signs were being thrown at me left and right, and I guess I should rent a Cadillac next time, and not drive my BMW into the area. It is not hard to get lost, and very hard to find your way back if you are. I know from experience.

This street which I had to work on for a week is very noisy. There is really no scenery except for bars and restaurants, which are not L.A.'s finest. I couldn't even find it easy to do my work because of the constant noise of buses and cars honking. I am not really sure what it is about this road, but it is just not for me. Oh wait... it's the noise.

This part of L.A. is nice and relaxed with a lot of beautiful scenery. The golf courses around here are very nice and the houses on E. Holly are extremely nice and relatively inexpensive. There are museums and wildlife exhibits close by with plenty of nice restaurants and bars with a mile or two. My cousin lives here and he is raising a family, and I understand why.

I had lived here with a friend while I was on business for about 3 months and I enjoyed myself. While I am not sure if this is the area of L.A. that I would want to live in I sure understand why others would. It is a closely knit community with many people trying to make it in acting, like my roommate. There is plenty to do, but the rent is a little expensive and the apartments aren't that nice. It is great if you are trying to make it in the biz while enjoy the single life at the same time.

While you may not want to live on this road, because of the traffic or maybe because the selection is slim, right off this nice highway are plenty of nice neighborhoods. They include all kinds of restaurants, hospitals, schools, etc. While you don't have to be right in the middle of the city life, you are no far away. All of the homes are well kept and you have everything you need.

This part of Los Angeles is where you are sure to have fun at any of the parties you attend. The homes are gorgeous and I have already put a bid down on property in the neighborhood. I have seen and heard of celebs being around and have also heard the schools are one in a million. I would love to make this road and/or area my home.

This road offers a lot to absorb as you can get a nice feel for the variety of people are in Miami. There doesn't seem to be much concern for crime as everyone is very friendly and the road is well kept. They aren't the nicest houses you will find in Miami, but if you are on a budget you can find your fix. I enjoyed myself while in this neighborhood.

While if you stay a little north on the road, there are some shaky neighborhoods that you might now want to find yourself in, but for the most part you will find that this nice road has good access to the highways and most importantly nice beaches. You are just minutes from down town and you can even find some nice condos and hotels to stay at close by.

This part of town is just completely gorgeous. The road is surrounded by very nice, but upper class communities. I would love to find myself a nice vacation home down here, but I would end up here way too often. There is so much to do and the views are amazing. You can find good beach access just a little south from here.

Like many places in Miami, there are many places you can turn off this road and find some very nice condo's and apartments, but you may also find yourself in a troubled neighborhood with a lot of crime. You have to be careful where you go out, because if you are a clean well dressed person, you might not fit in. There are places, though, that are worth the investment, because of the cleanliness of these areas.

This road is a very straight and narrow road, and if you make a wrong turn off of it you will find yourself possibly being harassed and/or mugged. I drive a nice car and every time I would stop at a red light I would get looks and the middle finger from not so nice looking people. I felt like I was in the middle of a Miami Vice movie, but there weren't any cops around to help me.

While you can see some nice water views in this area, if you look to the other side you will see some dangerous looking houses and people. I would not want to even stop at a red light, let alone get out of my car at many of the stops. The bars look old and run down, and some of the houses on the water have potential, but it would not be worth myself investing into any land, because of concern for my tenants safety.

This road offers access to many of the more cultural aspects of Miami, while still keeping it clean. It has all kinds of things to do for someone, probably a bit younger in age, to do to keep entertained. The road is well kept by the city and also very clean. I enjoyed myself at a couple of the bars around there, and had some very good food as well.

Like most places on the city highways of Miami you have to watch out for the police on this road. They are all over the place. There seems to be many nice neighborhoods all around, but the view has been better on some of the other highways. Not much for nightlife until you travel south on the road quite a bit.

This road will get you many places you need to go in Miami. There are many nice neighborhoods just around the corner that I would love to live in or own property in. The views are tremendous and it gives you a nice feel for what the Miami lifestyle could be like. There is all kinds of entertainment close by and very good food all around.

I traveled on this road frequently when I was on a trip for business about a year ago. The road serves as a nice access roads to some vacation spots, but has no other value really. You have to watch out because the police on this road are all over the place.

This road tells you you a little about Philly with the little historic places you can visit with some nice housing in the area, but it is mainly used for an access road. I would travel here on the way back from work some days to avoid traffic. Lots of empty space to possibly purchase lots to set up shop for business purposes or to buy a lot of land to set up your home on. I did see a school or two that looked like it was in nice shape.

This road is just depressing to look at. This is one of the reasons Philadelphia gets such a bad rap. The buildings are vacant and even if it is a nice day out it still feels dreary here. I would not be caught dead in this part of town even by myself let alone one of my children. Use the street for traveling purposes only and please do not get out of your car.

The road is very nice and has some minor adjustments that could be made, but overall I love the area. Nice shops and restaurants, and can even satisfy my addiction to a little nightlife. There are a couple popular bars and clubs in the area, while still keeping it classy. This was the one road that kept me entertained while on business here.

This area and road consist mainly of a little history that comes with the city itself. I could see myself here if I was raised in the city and never wanted to leave. Nice, but old shops and diners around around here with nice simple, and little houses. It is one of those small areas of a town you could get stuck in.

This part of town is mainly set up for some, and I do mean some industrial success. Comprised of some run down buildings with a couple nicer business's mixed in here and there I could never see a family in this part of town. With industry comes some of the slum. There are no schools in site and I would not let my child out of my site if I was around here.

I had to travel here for business and work on this road. It is a very long and drawn out road with a lot to do on it or near by. There are many nice homes mixed in on the side streets with nice business's that have been set up on the road itself. I would love to live close by and work on this road. There are some nice restaurants and the people here seem friendly.

East Church Lane is a very nice street with very nice scenery. This is also compared to many other parts of Philly, but I take my hat off to whoever keeps up with this neighborhood. Comprised of many nice homes and a few very nice schools it is just a nice road to take a drive on during a nice fall day. I would most certainly consider raising a family in this area, if it weren't in the city of Philadelphia... Just kidding.

This area seems to have potential, but the city doesn't look like it provides it much to work with. People asking for change at stores, and you can't walk up the sidewalks without tripping. We stopped by for a bite to eat at a local pub and I haven't witnessed much more unfriendly service. Everyone seems rude and I actually understand why. It is because they live around there.

I visited this area while in Philly and was quite pleased with what I saw. I have had friends move here from Pittsburgh and they seem to enjoy the area. There are nice, but old homes and all the people are friendly. I have heard very good things about the schools and there doesn't seem to be much crime if any that I have seen or heard of. I would consider investing in a home in this area.

Even though I do not like the state of Pennsylvania thanks to Pittsburgh, I have been pleasantly surprised by some parts of Philadelphia. Even though there are many places in the city that can be frowned upon this part of this neighborhood is quite nice. Very diverse crowd and there are nice little pubs and bars to hang out at. Very nice compared to many other streets in Philly.

This road in Houston can be taken as a good chance at investment. I toured some of the warehouse buildings for rent and I would say that it is very clean and has some room for opportunity. There are local business that are doing good in the area and even has close by roads with nice houses on them. I would not live on this road, but perhaps nearby where I could be close to the business I would open up.

This street is just what you would call an ugly street. The road is full of potholes and just needs some money and time invested in it immediately. It would serve as a good access road for work and school, but I would rather take one of the other clean and close highways that are in much better shape. Not much for housing either, not even on the side roads.

This area I lived in for over a year and I would say that it is worth the price. It is really inexpensive to live there and the area is nice. Kids are all over the place during the day and the schools, from what I have been told are remarkable. I would definitely consider this a place that I would want to live and maybe even raise a family. Not good for the nightlife, but it is a quiet place to hang your hat.

Nicer area of this outskirt of Houston. The houses were very nice and the friends who I visited loved the area. It has nice access to long access roads which would and are being used by most to get to work. I traveled by the road every day and I have to say I wanted to turn in and take a peak each time. I would definitely consider looking at some houses back here, although the traffic is still a little close.

This long access road on the outskirts of Houston really don't have much going for it. Just offers a long road with some decent scenery if you are looking for a nice drive. Nothing great going on as far as entertainment goes and I didn't see a school in sight. I would maybe want to live I would say about 5 miles south of here.

This old fashioned road has houses off of it that look like they were built decades ago, but they look like they still are in nice condition. I visited the apartments in the area and ran into some very friendly people. I am from New York and Florida as well, and I am used to rude people. They offered me a tour right away and I was very pleased with the condo's that they showed me. I am definitely considering purchasing one and keeping it for myself.

I traveled on this road everyday for a week when I was in Houston and it serves as a good access road to where many people in the area, including myself, have worked. Very busy road, but the traffic travels smoothly. I would not recommend searching for a house or even apartment on this road because of the traffic, but you might find decent places on the side roads.

I lived on this road for 6 months with my brother and I tell you it is gorgeous. It is surrounded by beautiful homes and even better looking golf courses. There are shopping centers and a mall near by and a variety of nice restaurants to suit anyone's taste buds. I wanted to golf every day that I lived there because of the quality of the courses and how kept up they are.

This area is a nice retreat from the traffic and busy intersections of this Houston suburb. The houses are fairly nice and inexpensive. The traffic really dies down when you get back into this neighborhood and away from the highway. I have friends that live on this road and they love it there. I enjoy myself whenever I visit.

This road itself is mainly a highway, but off of it you will find lots to do including, malls, bars, and nice restaurants. The apartments in the area and pretty affordable and I actually own a condo, which I rent out and the tenants absolutely love it there. I haven't heard much about the schools, but I do know the traffic if fairly heavy and I would not recommend letting children walk around by themselves.

My 2nd cousins home on the street made me want to move there asap. While it is not the city life which I typically go for, I would love to have a family here. The homes are beautiful and the schools, from what I hear, are very good. The neighborhood might be a bit pricey, but I was told that the apartments around the neighborhood are affordable and I am going to look into renting some out.

The apartment I lived in for 6 months was in a very good location. I was pleased with the area even though it was a little quiet for me. It is right next to the highway with easy access to work in the city every morning even though the traffic coming home can be a little annoying. I really had no choice, but I would stay here again if they made me.

I have purchased land on this road, with the only hope that my investment will pay off. There is absolutely nothing around worth visiting for and I could of died of boredom. I only hope that the land I bought for very cheap goes up in value or I might even consider setting up office buildings to rent out to businesses. No schools, no food, no nothing.

My uncle lives here with his wife and two kids. The schools are right around the corner and you can let your kids play outside without worrying. He leaves his car unlocked at night and there are even nice little restaurants around the area. Not as much access to the city as I would need for my job, but definitely a place to consider down the road.

I visited some friends here and the first thing I told them was how much better they can do. We toured the area and all I can say is blah. This portion of the street, and the neighborhood at that, did the city of Phoenix any justice. I could not even find a decent place that I wanted to eat. I definately could not wait to get back home.

This street that I lived on for 3 months for work, is a perfect place if you like city life. Since I also have places in other big cities in the U.S.A. this was perfect for me. My fiancee and I enjoyed baseball games, basketball games, and all the great food we can eat. I still own the place and rent it out, but I need to go back soon.

I stayed here for two weeks on business and I will admit I had a blast. The street is perfect access to malls, movies, and even amusement parks. I enjoyed my stay at the condo on this street, but since I am aging and want to start a family soon, I would not want to live here. Too much traffic and not enough local school selection, but it was fun for a week.

I was told that this area and street was a great place, and I looked at the prices, and by doing this you would think that it would be somewhat nice. I interviewed some locals there and business's and they said it is not worth the money. I was going to invest in the area because of the location, but after visiting I don't think I will ever go back.

I rent out a condo here and I will tell you that the area is extremely nice and in very good shape. The landscaping is nice, even for Arizona standards. It is a little pricey, but I have stayed in my complex and my tenant who occupies it now loves it. There is a lot to do in the area, and there is also a nearby hospital and a nice local school system.

I stayed here on business for a week or so and I will tell you that this road is decent, but the area is hit or miss at best. While there is a reasonably amount of recreation and entertainment in the area, if you turn a sudden corner you might not like what you see. I did read the police blotter and saw an unusual ammount of crime for the size and population of the area.

This road that is relatively close to the university is very, very plain. I have lived in New York City so you might want to keep that in mind. The homes and apartments are very plain and there is not much to do for entertainment. My friend lives and goes to school there and the only reason I would invest time and money is to rent out to college kids. The prices are reasonable.

I looked at some real estate in this area, because it was pretty inexpensive, and I soon realized why. The area has been run into the ground and I don't think I saw one house with decent landscaping. In fact, I didn't see many people at all. I really didn't see any options for schools in the area and I don't think I would of bothered looking even if I had time.

I visited a friend who I went to high school with and they told me that this would be a good area to buy property and rent it out. I visited him, and to my dismay he must not of done much after college. The neighborhood is run down and there is relatively no scenery. I would not buy a place to rent out, because I like it when my tenants enjoy where they are living.

I have friends that live on this block and I tell you, the homes here are simply breathtaking. Even though they look very old, they are some of the most gorgeous homes that I have seen in the area, and I am extremely familiar with the scene. Even though I can afford it now, I am still a little young and enjoy a little more of the city life, but this would be a great place to lay my hat.

While this road is lengthy and provides access to almost anywhere you want to go in Staten Island and other parts of NYC in a timely fashion, there is not place really that you would want to live, or have kids go to school in. The drive along the road is nice because of the scenery, but like I said before it is not ideal for being a resident.

This road is a great place to find anything from little business's and restaurants, to museum and library access. Just about anything that you have in mind is here. I would probably not want to raise kids, just because of the traffic and the access to the downtown area, but this is a great place for singles or couples looking to have a good time.

I really disliked this place when I stayed here for a couple weeks. Being there on business I could not complain because it was free, but I put in a request to not be placed here again. Decent food is in the area, but it is not worth the noise or even the covered up filth that you soon find to be quite apparent.

This quaint little neighborhood is a perfect escape from the busy atmosphere of New York City. Surrounded by nice schools, landscaping, and parking, this is a great place for someone probably ready to settle down with someone. I lived here for a couple months with my ex-fiancee and if things worked out between us I would of loved to start a family here.

This little neighborhood in the surrounding Staten Island area is a perfect place for the money you would spend on living their. The homes are very nice, and the schools seem to be in very good shape. I would definitely recommend anyone of any age to live here and enjoy a little more quiet NYC life.

I have rented a place here and rented it out to college kids. You do not want to live here unless you are attending college and want to live the college life. The only reason I even kept the place in my name was to help college kids who did not want to pay too much to live there. Probably about 99 percent of other people renting out places are only their to rip off college kids.

Mill Road is extremely dirty and you can just feel a sense of filth in the air. Surrounded by old buildings and homeless people, the road really makes you feel what a bad spot in Staten Island really does feel like. I would not wish it on anyone to live here or ever even think about bringing children into the area.

One of my first apartments that I bought in the city of New York was on Union Street in Brooklyn. Although, there are many different things that many different people may find appealing it is just a little too loud and flamboyant for me. It is a very nice place to live and not run down at all, but maybe it is because I am just not Italian. Everyone from the children to the elderly seem very nice and friendly. The thing is I am more partial to the "yuppie" atmosphere of New York life. I enjoy more fine dining and extreme night life as a way to get away from work. Seems like a good fit for the right person, but just not for me.

I currently own and travel frequently to my condo which is located here in West Village. Every time I leave I can't wait to go back. I have a couple places all over the United States and this is my favorite. It is a close tie with L.A. The restaurants and nightlife are not to be compared with and the people are very friendly unlike some other neighborhoods in NYC. I am staying for a couple more days for business, and because of how much I love it I don't want to leave. Ultimately, when I decide to have kids I would like them to be raised here. I have heard the school systems are great and the cleanliness of the neighborhood is outstanding. I was referred to the neighborhood by a colleague of mine and I buy his dinner every time we are out, just because of his referral.

Gordon Street is where my uncle lives, and by the looks of things he has done well for himself. This is the kind of place that I would want to live if I do decide to move to San Francisco. The houses are gorgeous and the traffic level is perfect. Now only if I can afford a house on the street? One day I would hope to raise a family on this street, if not one similar.

I have looked the area over because of my job and I visited some apartments on this road and the surrounding area. I might make a short stay if the assignment was only for a couple months because of the cost, but this is no place for children or even myself if it is night time. If I would of stayed around and observed I would probably witness a drug deal.

Garrison Avenue is the type of place where I would not mind raising a family, but only until I could afford to live in a nicer neighborhood. There is no reason for panic by looking at it, but I can see that the scene could easily change at night. I have heard the schools are adequate, but I would definitely ring the dinner bell once the sun is going down.

My cousin lives on Fallon Place and he simply adores it. The houses are in great shape and the roads are clean and taken care of. I begged him to walk his dog every evening just because of the vibe I get from the surroundings. It is very close to Broadway for a bit of night life and I have been told the schools are idea for a family.

Whether you want to take a short drive to Ventura or would like to drive into the city Dupont Court can be quite resourceful. Nice, yet inexpensive places to stay that are conveniently located to why people want to come to California. Also has office space available that, by the looks, would be fairly inexpensive to set up shop.

Dow Avenue or Place has really nothing going on. It is good if you want access to the highway, but in my opinion that is about it. Nothing to offer except homeless people asking if they have a specific amount of change for a "phone call". I would never want to live in the area while there is so much more the city has to offer. It is also sort of a good place if you want to be located near the metro area.

As stated in the title Donner Avenue is no place to raise a family, and I would never want to live there myself. You can sense the crime in the area. I would not even want to leave my car parked there, in fear of what might happen to it. This street does the beautiful city of San Francisco no justice at all.

Burke Avenue is San Francisco should not be your ideal destination if it involves a family. There does not seem to be crime in the area, but the roads are noisy and the street just seems to be for industry purposes. If this is in fact what you have in mind, then you mind find your niche when it comes to storage or setting up shop for your business.

Bret Harte Terrace is a great little pathway to Bay Street where you can find all sorts of fun things to do. Hotels are all around you and also possibility of office space to be occupied. Very quaint street, but still resembles the elegance of San Francisco. Also serves useful as avoiding a little traffic during rush hour.

Bartol Street in San Francisco doesn't have much going on, but it serves as a good location if you don't want to be right in the middle of Pacific and Broadway.The street is good for avoiding traffic or just taking a leisurely walk on your lunch break. It is a good access to good times.

Bancroft Ave. in San Francisco is a quiet little street. While there is nothing there going on as far as recreation goes, there are business that one might find handy. I travel frequently for business so this was just something I cam across. There are many units that are available for office space and from what I have heard it is economically sound.

I do a lot of traveling for business and I find San Francisco to be a treat. Market Street has many great options for hotels, and even for the hustle and bustle it still is a must see to visit. The only problem is there is so much more of San Francisco to see I didn't want to leave the street, which would of been easy because the gorgeous hotels that are located there.