WalletPop has just published a list of the trendiest, up-and-coming, neighborhoods in NYC, LA, DC, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas, Philly, Houston and Atlanta.
WalletPop has just published a list of the trendiest, up-and-coming, neighborhoods in NYC, LA, DC, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas, Philly, Houston and Atlanta. WalletPop
METRO AREA: NEW YORK, N.Y.
1. Houston St. / Ridge St.
(New York, N.Y.)
Median House Value: $422,055
Average Rental Cost: $1,451
2. Boardwalk / Coney Island Ave.
(Brooklyn, N.Y.)
Median House Value: $385,740
Average Rental Cost: $1,354
3. 45th St. / 10th Ave.
(New York, N.Y.)
Median House Value: $613,447
Average Rental Cost: $1,341
METRO AREA: LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
1. Sunset Blvd. / Vista St.
(Los Angeles, Calif.)
Median House Value: $504,943
Average Rental Cost: $1,537
2. Detroit St. / Wilshire Blvd.
(Los Angeles, Calif.)
Median House Value: $669,419
Average Rental Cost: $1,545
3. Santa Monica Blvd. / Barrington Ave.
(Los Angeles, Calif.)
Median House Value: $562,601
Average Rental Cost: $1,541
13 Comments
i'll just assume they didn't break down louisville by neighborhood because the whole PLACE is happenin'...
Wow, I happen to live right at option #2 for LA. So that's why the Trader Joe's in my street is always so insanely packed.
they're about 3 years behind on the Boston neighborhoods - they're already starting to go yuppies with strollers...
Did they even go to Chicago? Hyde Park is about as lame as it gets.
hyde park?!? really? ick...
Steven you are so right. Little do they know, Louisville is the most exciting place going right now.
search-engine, social-network-assisted gentrification -- 2010's urbanism.
superinteresting! that is so right on! and real estate business is exploiting it to the max!
WTF? it's not like any of those intersections belong to neighborhoods that have names. proves that the writer is not a hipster or up to date.
Barry L,
My old address.
FYI Detroit St. / Wilshire Blvd in Los Angeles has a name: it is called MIRACLE MILE, and streches from La Brea to La Cienega. Go west on Wilshire and there is LACMA and the A&D Museum, ACE GALLERY, music ... Parking is getting shity.
eric
miracle mile is an awesome movie, btw...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_Mile_(film)
Filmed entirely at Johnnies , Fairfax & Wilshire. ..I believe it was designed by Wayne McAllister?
eric
toaster is right--were those Boston areas ever hipster hangouts? They seem more like bourgie, yuppie neighborhoods. I can't decide which is worse.
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