wilram

I actually agree with everything Jamesgirl wrote. It i the fastest way to go from downtown E.12th where it begins to University Circle, Euclid ave is where it ends. Watch out for the traffic cameras at 50th and 71st. Watch for construction between 90th and 97th. Fast because it is an 8-lane highway. It boasts some beautiful houses in the midtown/Cleveland Clinic area. The RTA #9 bus that goes to mayfield travels down this street as well. It is very convient and i hope it stays. Its actually not that bad of a street. It's real issue is that it offers no shopping or night life but it serves a useful purpose: convienence.

St. Clair has lot of stores but it can be a hectic traffic hot spot. For me it should be mainly used to access interstate 90. E. 9th, E. 30, E.55, E. 72, E.82, or Ansel, Eddy Road, need i go on. These are all streets that connect St. Clair to I-90. Oh wait another thing i love is the ethnic diversity that is boast on St. Clair.

Besides downtown superior where it is a main thoroughfare, the rest of superior is not that exciting and is only a way to get from point a to point b. The traffic in most places is horrible. It is not always a clean street. Street lights aren't always reliable. People aren't that friendly. But hey it gets better downtown and is a great way to get from east to west side of cleveland.

As a CSU student, i must say i am enjoying the new transit system project by RTA called the HealthLine. It makes traffic better as public transportation is concerned and they have beautified the entire corridor project with lovely plants and trees. This downtown Euclid area also boasts Tower City, The Theater district and tons of office buildings and hotels. Euclid is the place to be and public transportation is the best and will only get better once all the construction is completed. Back towards midtown you have all the the premier hospitals. Take Euclid to the city of Euclid or further you will find tons of shopping spots, skating rinks and great car dealerships. THis street has everything.

As you drive down lakeshore from Bratnahl to euclid there are three constants: high rises, vista views of the lake erie, and clean streets.

You can find almost anything and everything on this street. I visit often. People are the most neighborly but who cares, if you're here you're probably shopping.

Neighborhood fluctuates between being a decent place to live. To an unsafe place to raise kids. The majority of families are low income. The schools need improvement. Not many home owners. Public transportation is regular. People are somewhat friendly.

Nice street to meet up with people. Great night life. Tons of art and cultural spots. Access to recreation. Traffic can sometimes be hectic. pedestrian right of ways and parking available. Higher cost of living in this area. Public transportation is regular. I love it.

The neighbors seem to all know each other. Many people sit on their porch to watch each other. Most people are low income families. Many older home owners also live there. Tons of youth stroll the streets daily. Not very safe for little ones due to the fact of speeding cars.

East 84th Street between Superior and Wade Park avenues is not a bad place to start your life off. There are plenty of schools for children and access to some recreation. Health Care is very accesible. The public transit system is slow on the wade park end but regular on the superior end. The neighborhood is full of low income families but the few home owners that i know get by financially just fine. The utilities are reliable and the neighborhood is quiet the majority of the time. It is not as friendly as other neighborhood i visited but has potential.