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Jouett Court is a very quiet, peaceful dead end street in a newer upscale area of Alameda. This street consists mostly of gorgeous newly built homes, mostly spanish style but diverse in color, architecture, and landscaping. This street is convenient to the College, other schools, and nearby parks. Shopping and restaurants are not far, and it is a fairly convenient commute.

Dolphin Court is in an upscale newer residential development. The homes are very attractive with gorgeous lawns and landscaping. This street somehow seems more diverse architecturally than on other nearby streets. This is a nice quiet neighborhood, with friendly families, a good area to walk and play with your children and family.

Matson Lane is a very short courtyard, I would barely call it a street. It backs up to Willie Stargell Ave, which at times can have noisy traffic. The few homes on this street are nice and new, but a bit boring and identical in style. This is a nice and safe neighborhood, in a good school district and convenient to the college.

Roth Lane is a quiet, very nice street near the College of Alameda. This is a newly developed residential area so the homes are very nice if somewhat lacking in character. This is a great area for faculty of the college to live in due to the close proximity to campus. The neighborhood is quiet with little traffic, and friendly neighbors.

Tucker Avenue is a quiet street in Alameda near the college and also close to parks. The quiet street features homes with well tended and landscaped lawns and nice sidewalks make for a great place to walk with the family or ride bikes. This is a newer residential development so the homes are very nice but with no mature trees.

Wright Lane is a short street in a nice, upscale, newer neighborhood in Alameda. It is conveniently located to the College of Alameda and quiet but close enough to major streets for easy access to dining and shopping. The houses are identical in style, earth toned/neutral stucco with tile roofs. Nice but no diversity.

Greenwald Lane is in a fairly upscale neighborhood in Alameda. It features nice homes and townhouses. The only complaint is there is no yard, even by Bay Area standards. I like a little room for a small garden and flower bed at least. Otherwise this is a very quiet, safe neighborhood, nice place to live.

Haile Street is a very pretty and friendly neighborhood near the College of Alameda. This street has mostly single family homes but also some very nice townhouses. This is a good area for faculty of the college to live in. This is a quiet, safe, upscale neighborhood with good access to dining, shopping, parks, and schools.

Coral Sea Street features new homes in a fairly affluent upper middle class neighborhood. Homes are mostly spanish styled with tile roofs, but with some more traditional colonial style homes. This is a very quiet and safe neighborhood with great parks and schools nearby, a great place for families.

Railroad Lane is a street in a gorgeous, quiet, upscale neighborhood in Alameda. This is a fairly typical neighborhood of mostly large spanish influenced homes on small but well manicured lawns. The neighbhors are friendly, and this safe neighborhood with little traffic is a great place to walk your dog with the family.