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North Southlake Drive is located directly waterfront to South Lake. Mostly residential, it is a beautiful area, especially since it is water front. The homes are however quite expensive, my guess is because the Atlantic beaches are so close. There aren't many places to eat and shop, but downtown Hollywood is only a few miles away. All and all, its a great place to live.

Van Buren St. seems to be the most quiet residential area in Hollywood. I think it is absolutely perfect for older people looking to retire in this town. Its close to the beach, shops, and restaurants, but far enough away so that you don't see traffic and a bunch of people. When i was here, It seemed great, and everyone took exceptional care of their lawns and homes. Happy house hunting!

Young Circle is basically what it is. It is a huge traffic circle in the middle of Downtown Hollywood. Its hard to avoid, but you can find other streets to use. During high traffic hours, it can take a while to get through, and takes up a lot of time. In the middle of the traffic circle is Anniversary Park, almost impossible to get too when you have to cross a road with tons of traffic. Its not even worth going to, its the most boring and ugliest park I've ever visited.

North Dixie Highway is a very busy highway that runs through Hollywood, FL. I used this highway a lot when I visited here and it was busy mostly all the time, even late at night. Overrun with tourists, I'd say avoid this street if you can, and take an alternative route. It will save you alot of time and frustration. But however if your looking for something to do other than the beach, this is the place to go.

Polk Street is the place to go if you are looking for a place to live, or rent for vacation in Hollywood FL. The street goes all through the city of Hollywood, and passes right by the notorious Hollywood Country Club. Polk Street ends directly on the white sandy beaches on the Atlantic. Mostly residential street it is, but there are also a lot of places to go to eat and shop. Its one of the better streets in Hollywood!

Diplomatic Parkway seems to be one of the ritziest streets located in Hollywood, FL. Lined with tall palm trees and beautiful flowers, it takes you right by the Diplomat Country Club. Stop by there for some seriously great golfing on their beautiful waterfront courses on the lake. In my opinion, its one of the better places in Hollywood to spend a day with your significant other to play some really good golf.

Three Islands Blvd. is basically it. Connected by small bridges, this street comprises of three islands. Mostly all of the three islands is all residential but the homes are absolutely top notch and a perfect place to buy a home if you like being by the beach. It was water front to lakes, and only about a mile or two from the beaches in Hollywood. One of the islands is also a huge golf course, with a country club. No wonder they say Florida is the golfers capital of the world.

S Ocean Blvd, is located directly located on the beautiful beaches of the Atlantic. The water is a beautiful blue and there are tons of things to do. Lined with hotels, restaurants, and little beach shops, you can never become bored. This is a great place to spend the day with family, or the place to spend your entire vacation when traveling to the beach. However, it becomes busy at times to be careful to watch for families crossing the road.

Hollywood Blvd, is the basic gateway to the beaches of Hollywood. During the tourist seasons, this street can become very busy at times. There are many other alternative streets that can take you to the beach. There are plunty of bus stops on this street, and can definitely help if you live or vacation here and don't feel like driving in traffic all the time.

S Northlake Drive is located directly on Northlake waterfront property. It's about a mile or two from the beaches of the Atlantic which is wonderful if your a beach bum like me. This area is mostly residential but the homes are absolutely gorgeous. If you are ever planning to visit Hollywood FL, this is a place to look for homes!

Pinellas Bayway is a beautiful street, that takes you all through the most beautiful places in St. Petersburg. There are alot of bridges, and on a sunny day makes for a great ride in the car with a pet, or a loved one. This was my most favorite street when I used to visit the area, and still is because of all the beautiful sights you see.

When traveling, this is the last step on your trip to pure relaxation and enjoyment. It takes you directly in front of the Don Cesar Resort, a ritzy and famous hotel known by everyone in Florida. It also takes you to St. Pete Beach. A beautiful beach town, with stunning sunset views in front of the golf and blue water. Words cannot describe.

This place is absolutely rich and exclusive. Its basically its own small island and has some residential and renting homes. Most of the place is the Isla Del Sol Yact and Country Club. Its almost like a huge golf course. This is also the gateway to beautiful St. Pete Beach. A great place to vacation.

3rd St. South is a busy little street. There is so much to do. It runs along alot of residential streets, but there are alot of places to shop and eat. At the end, there is the water which has a small beach you could take your family if you are interested in the bay, rather than the gulf. Also located here is poynter park which is a great place to take the kids.

Dunmore Ave S. is located in a mostly residential area and goes right along campbell park. I think this is a great place to raise a family and for children to run around in such a safe enviornment. Major highways are also nearby, so food and shopping malls are very close, and not far like other cities that are located in Florida.

This is a great place to bring your family for the day. Located right beside the bay, it also included Soreno Park and The Pier. There are boats everywhere and plunty of things to do. Food and parking is within short walking distance. Hope you enjoy, because I know I did!

1st Ave S. is quite large, and mostly taken up by family homes. However, tropicana field is basically located at the end of this street and you will find that traffic can become horrendous during games. It is also located next to the noisy freeway I-175.

Another street where I've rented a vacation home while in St. Petersburg. This was probably my favorite street. I would call it a "small community" because the homes are so colorful and mostly look the same. Its waterfront, and most people even have their own boat slip.

I visit St. Petersburg and the area at least once a year because we just love it so much. We have actually stayed on this street before in a vacation rental. It was absolutely gorgeous. It is located on Mud Key. I highly suggest renting or owning property there when you can if your interested in being near the beach.

This street runs all along the white sandy beaches of St. Pete Beach. It is lined with fancy hotels, delicious places to eat, and a waterfront view of the gulf that is absolutely stunning. If your planning to visit the gulf side of florida, Gulf Blvd. is the gateway to the best.

Constitution Avenue is packed with things to do. The most popular place to go is definately the Smithsonian. There are a lot of muesems and the botanical gardens which is really cool. There are alot of places to eat, and a good place to shop for the day. Beware of traffic on the weekends, and things can turn expensive really fast.

This street is strictly residential. This makes it really nice and quiet. The homes are kept up very well and aren't really expensive like across town. Really nice place to start a family, or move in for a new couple. Nightlife and fun is only minutes away but you would never think that since its so quiet. Consider a home in this area!

This street is extremely well maintained. When driving down it you pass alot of embassys that have a really cool structural shape. They are cool to look at. The street is very clean and is lined with shops, office buildings, and places to eat. It's really nice and makes up for all the bad parts in D.C. Try to go to Qdobas, its like chipotle and is delicious!

This street for the most part is very run down and dirty. Its congested traffic wise, and its just not a very nice sight. Most homes are run down and some look as if they've been abandoned. If your looking to buy a home in Washington D.C. this is definately not the place to do it. Try south carolina ave instead! Its a much nicer residential street.

If you commute to D.C. this is the road to take to beat all the contested streets on your way. It goes right through the city and is very scenic. There aren't many buildings on it, and it runs right along the potomac for most of the way which is a pretty nice site to see in the day time. I take this road all the time to the airport which, makes the drive much much easier.

This street is one of my favorites, and is pretty fun. Almost every museum is located on this strip (about 10). My favorite part is that you go right past the washington monument which is absolutely huge and pretty cool. Before 9/11 you used to be able to go up to the top of it, but I'm not sure about it anymore. Family friendly street! Probably not the best place to live.

This is another historical district in Washington D.C. It is full of shopping and many festivals and fairs. There are so many things to do there and families and couples would really enjoy it. At the end of Connecticut you run into dupoint circle, which is pretty bad with traffic but is also really really nice to spend the day in.

This is the street that the new stadium is located on, so its recently got a huge makeover. It used to be very run down and trashy but its in progress of turning around. During the evening when heading towards 295, traffic however is absolutely horrible. If you can, just avoid this street at all costs.

M Street is so lively at night. I visit here with friends and family atleast once a month. There is a really nice mall, historical buildings, shops, and probably a hundred different places to eat. Johnny Rockets is really good, and reasonably priced. Very very nice area, visit here on the weekend if you have the chance!

I have family that lives on this street in D.C. and it is one of the nicest places to live in D.C. by far. Housing is however very expensive but is so worth it. Most of the houses are really really old and very historical. They are all so nice looking. Visit there if your looking for a home in D.C.!

I really really really like this street. It runs along parks, neighborhoods, and small businesses and restaurants. The only downfall is that at the end of it is placed right beside a major highway so that might be bad if you plan on living here or visiting. But other than that, I really like it and hope you do too!

This is a pretty nice place, but during traffic hours it's a no-no. There are alot of nice places to go and even some historical buildings. The homes are very nice too, but I'm sure most are pretty pricey. It would probably be a good place for couples who just started out to move to if you plan on moving to Jersey City.

This is a pretty nice street for being in the City. There is a good mix of homes, businesses and parks nearby. Its right near Lafayette Park which is a great place to spend time with your kids or whole family. It's kept up pretty well and traffic is never a problem. There are also plunty of places to park.

This is the place to go if you are hungry or want to spend the day shopping. It's pretty nice and kept up well, unlike some other places in Jersey City. It's pretty busy in the afternoon and evening hours because so many people are out in about. I highly recommend visiting here if you live or plan on visiting the area.

This street is highly industrial and has a lot of businesses. It's pretty gloomy with no foliage to look at. Its kinda dirty too. Not a very fun place to be. There are only a few homes on it and I feel sorry for them. At certain times of the day there is a lot of traffic so beware of that and try to take a less congested way home.

This street isn't all its cracked up to be. Sure its close to Lincoln Park which is great, but the homes aren't very nice. They all seem old and haven't been kept up at all. This street needs a facelift. However it is pretty quiet and there isn't that much traffic. Those are the only two positive things about the place.

I can't stress this enough, but Lincoln Park is great! I'm somewhat of a park fanatic and when I lived in NJ when i was growing up I loved going there. This street runs right beside Lincoln Park and there are plunty of places to park the car. There are a lot of baseball and softball fields and once again, its great for families to spend the day and even have a picnic on those beautiful sunny days.

For being in the city, if you lived here you wouldnt think you were. Its very quiet and is probably about 90% residential. There are a lot more trees, which are nice in the city for scenery. Houses are most likely a little pricey since the homes are pretty nice and its in a good area, but if you are moving to Jersey City, this street is absolutely perfect.

Even though its located in the middle of the city, its still a pretty scenic street, Most of the street is residential with a lot of row houses, but in one part, it runs right beside Arlington Park. There are playgrounds and a lot of recreational things to do with the family.

Arlington Avenue is a pretty small street that runs right along Arlington Park. I used to visit the park when I used to live in Hoboken (right beside jersey city) quite often. There is a lot of stuff to do there with families or if you just want a scenic walk alone. Parking is OK. Just spots in the street, no parking lots but neighboring streets have parking lots.

Willow Avenue was my neighboring street when I used to live in Hoboken. I had a lot of friends that lived on this street. Its mostly all residential with a few small shops and places to eat thrown in the mix. Its another good place in Hoboken to by a house and start a family. I really loved it there and I hope you do too if you plan to visit!

Sinatra Drive is a great place for stellar views of the city. You can even go to Frank Sinatra park but be aware that there really isn't anything to do at this park but sunbathe and play with your dog. There is literally nothing there. Mostly just a field of grass. There aren't many places to eat or places to shop here but the views of the city from here are completely worth it.

This street is mostly built up around Steven's Institute of Technology. It has a lot of nightlife because of the college students and can get pretty loud sometimes. If your single, then this is a pretty good place to meet people, but I wouldn't say its exactly a great place to raise a family or a place to retire.

If you want to be near the city, but in a quiet section, Garden Street is the best. It is filled with town homes and normal homes. Homes can be a little pricey but its worth it. Its a very nice place to raise a family. I never knew of any crime near Garden Street when I used to live in the area. Probably one of the best places to get a home in Hoboken.

5th street is home to Steven's Park. If your into baseball or softball this is a very good place to go. They have a great field. However, at this park the field is pretty much the only thing there. Other than that, its pretty boring. It could be a pretty good place for your kids to play outside, or walk the family pet. Also on 5th street, there are a few good places to eat, but not an abundance of things to do.

Hudson street is what I call a very family friendly place to go. It is lined with numerous parks and recreational things to do outdoors. Elysian Park is a pretty neat place to go if you want to be outside, but bring things to do because of the lack of equipment to play on and do things with the family. Nice place to walk your dog.

Washington street is probably the best place to go in Hoboken if you are hungry. There are tons of choices to eat at the small family run restaurants that are simply delicious. Try Amanda's restaurant. It's a great place to go for a romantic dinner with your significant other, or a lunch with the family.

This street is super cool if you are into sports. Its home to the Hoboken Redwings Football Team at the JFK stadium. It's a great place to spend time with your family, but parking isn't that great. You will have to park a few streets over on Madison, but it only takes a few minutes walk to watch some pretty good football :)

If you want to visit New York City or Manhattan without actually visiting this is the place to go. Most of this street is waterfront and provides the best front seats to view New York City's skyline. When I used to live in Hoboken, me and my friends would visit the shores right off this street to see New York City.

Park Avenue is where I grew up when I lived in Hoboken. It's a great street, surrounded by an even better community. It my opinion, its a great place to start a family. It only takes minutes to walk to the Hudson and see great views of Manhattan and New York City.

If you like being by the water, but don't feel like traveling out of the city, this street is the one to be on. If you follow it almost to the end, it will take you right beside the Druid Lake. There is a bunch of parking across the street, and across the park. I see people fishing there everytime I visit Druid Hill Park. This is actually where I park everytime I visit the park. Enjoy it!

This road will take you right to the Druid Hill Park. I've been there a handfull of times with my family and a few friends. There are a few very large ponds that have all kinds of water foul that kids love to feed and chase around. There is also a bunch of pretty nice play grounds and baseball/softball fields. I see alot of baseball teams having games there all the time. Its a great place to go if you wanna be outdoors. You would never think you were in the middle of a city.

This street is right near where some of my old friends used to go to school at the university of maryland, baltimore campus. It was pretty nice, but I don't think it would be the right place for a family. Its more of a college town and is very busy and loud at night time and throughout the whole school year. One plus is, there was hardly ever any traffic that I knew of when i was passing through.

I had a few friends that used to live on this street. Its full of row houses that are honestly falling apart as you look at them. However, Its an extremely quiet place to live. I really think the city needs to take the initiative to fix up these beautiful row houses that are probably almost a hundred years old.

This is probably one of the most busiest streets in Baltimore. When i drove through with my family I remember this street the most because of how much traffic we had to sit in and how many lights we had to go through just to go about 2 miles. If your traveling around here, make sure you don't use this street, and pick another less congested one.

This street is the absolute gateway to the inner harbor, and all the great things it has to offer. At the intersection of this street there is a parking garage that has a flat rate of 5 dollars for all day. (visited it before) It's probably the best place to park if you plan to visit the harbor, its restaurants, or the aquarium. Also, right on the water.

I listed this street because its one of the closest ones to the Baltimore Inner Harbor, and if you drive on it, you can see views of the harbor from driving in your car. This is a perfect street to visit if your just passing through and don't want to get out of the car. Also, it is right by all of the restaurants and attractions and they even have a bus station and plunty of benches to rest on if you've been walking around the harbor all day.

This is the absolute best spot to get a full view of the Baltimore Inner Harbor. I've gone here with my family quite a few times. This street takes you to the Fort McHenry National Monument which is a pretty cool sight to see. You could take your kids there and have it as a learning experience. Restaurants are not even a mile away so its a perfect place to walk to if is a nice day.

I mainly walk along this street when I'm visiting the inner harbor of Baltimore. It has gorgeous views of the harbor as well as some pretty cool looking and interesting ships that are docked. Great place to park your car and walk to the harbor. Great for a day outing with the family! Restaurants also line the street, hard rock cafe is the best.

Living about 40 minutes from Baltimore, I've visited this street quite a few times my whole life. It is located in a beautiful area and has so much night life. I mostly visit there because its where the Aquarium is located. Its also located right on the inner harbor. This is a great place to plan a day trip too, or have a night out on the town. Restaurants line the street, as well as gorgeous views.