urbanforever

Nice. Where is this bridge at?

Great nature shots again Sherman. Thanks!

Pittsburgh is definitively one of my favorite downtowns! Its compact, walkable and filled with great architecture. There are very few boring buildings. Even the modern buildings are very interesting.

Beautiful pics!!

Jersey City's downtown is much larger than one would expect!

There are definitively some nice old architecture in the city...

Thanks!!

I gave my cousin and her husband a gift certificate to Lola for Christmas this year and the first thing out of her mouth was "Ooooo but it's not safe downtown". And she lives behind Lake Catholic in Mentor. Yea my experience has been that people from Lake County are the most afraid of downtown. I had a buddy who took a girl to prom from Cathedral Latin and drove her through downtown. She was absolutely terrified!

these are my first pictures of East Liverpool. Thanks for sharing!

Wow that was really wonderful!

very healthy town

I really like the brick work!

I remember these lights. They had a number of them on the 55 Buildings like 10 years ago

Awesome photos. I was really impressed with the Verona Rehabilitations

Thanks for the shots!

Nice! This brings back memorizes of marching in the parade. 3 out of the 4 years it was cold and a miserable experience. Looks like it was pretty warm this year.

Very exciting!!

For what I know about the area it can be a little rough. I saw that the apartments are located on Collingwood street which is a good thing. The general rule for this area is the closer you are to Collingwood street the better off you are. I am not from Toledo so hopefully some Toledo forums can give you a better opinion.

I never knew Richmond has this much!

Wow this thread is not receiving much attention! Well done Nate. One of Cleveland's more stable neighborhoods.

Definitively a great Columbus neighborhood. Sometimes overlooked unfortunately

This new "Cleveland Model" has a lot to do with ShoreBank's Enterprises work. I am not sure if they are the originators of this type of idea but I know that they have strongly supported it financially and are continuing to look for ways to develop low-income talent and minority business owners

I have gathered the feeling that the Avenue District is just on hold because of the economy. That is also something that I am wishing. Another possible problem with the avenue district may be that it doesn't have the drawing power of Euclid right. There just is not that much to do in that part of downtown.

I really noticed this over my Winter Break when I took a little walk down to the swing Bridge. There must have been millions of sea gulls. It was just unbelievable. I felt like I was at a bird breeding ground at a national park.

Great Stuff! Thanks so much for sharing...