The hottest neighborhoods in America
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Nowadays, we want it all.
We want the space of suburbia with the amenities of a city, but who can afford that?
Luckily, real estate company Redfin recently released its list of the hottest neighborhoods of 2017 — neighborhoods that experts expect to become up-and-coming hotspots. Thanks to their location, affordability, and plethora of things to do, from bustling cafés to hip new restaurants, these areas are the most searched for and sought after neighborhoods on Redfin.
Keep scrolling to see some of the coolest new 'hoods in the country.
Adair Park in Atlanta, Georgia
SeanPavonePhoto / iStock"Lately, neighborhoods like Adair Park have seen a new wave of popularity, as people move back in from the suburbs around Atlanta and want to be closer to the city center. Many home buyers have been priced out of more established neighborhoods, but Adair Park is one of the last neighborhoods close to downtown where first-time homebuyers can still find nice homes in the $100,000 to $200,000 range," realtor Victoria Hurd says.
Median sale price: $128,000
Riverside in Austin, Texas
RoschetzkyIstockPhoto/iStock"There’s a lot about Riverside that’s appealing right now. Hiking and biking trails have been revitalized, and being so close to the water is a big draw for many homeowners. There’s also great dining, plenty of public transportation and close proximity to the airport," realtor Andrew Vallejo says.
Median sale price: $266,500
Centennial District (Ellicott City) in Baltimore, Maryland
Forsaken Fotos/Flickr"Centennial District has been a very desirable place to live for a long time and it doesn’t look like that will be changing anytime soon," says realtor Dan Bowory. "The schools have some of the highest ratings in Maryland, which is often a key reason why many home buyers express interest in moving here."
Median sale price: $475,000
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