Cranston residents - how's the noise from the construction?

[Gemma403]

So excited about this - We moved from Inglewood to Edgemont last year and it was the best decision. Quieter, more green space, and our property taxes are actually lower.

My recommendation: spend a weekend in Pine Creek before buying. Walk around, check out the local shops, talk to people. You'll get a feel for whether it's your vibe pretty quickly.

[cleverduck]

We moved from Cliff Bungalow to Hillhurst last year and it was the best decision.

Sundance is a great choice! We've been here for 10 years. The walkability is good, tons of local shops, and the community association is really active.

One more thing - shout out to everyone in this thread. This is what a real community forum should be - people actually helping each other out. :)

Cheers!

[Mark.ens]

If you're looking for value, the NE communities like Taradale and Martindale are actually really nice and way more affordable. Don't let the stereotypes fool you.

[Kyleley]

The sense of community in Beltline is something special.

Just a heads up about Huntington Hills - the new development is bringing in a lot of traffic. Still a great area but something to consider if you're on the main roads.

Cheers!

[health08]

If walkability is your priority, you really can't beat the inner city neighborhoods like Kensington, Beltline, or Mission. Everything you need is within walking distance.

Good luck!

[Carl_F94]

I'd recommend driving through Lincoln Park at different times of day before you commit. Traffic patterns and noise levels can vary a lot between morning and evening.

Hope that helps.

[mellowcoder]

If walkability is your priority, you really can't beat the inner city neighborhoods like Kensington, Beltline, or Mission. Everything you need is within walking distance. Go Flames!

[Mark_J]

We're in East Village and honestly the only downside is the commute to downtown. But if you work from home or work in the south, it's absolutely perfect.

[fastfox18]

Sports-wise, if you're looking for value, the NE communities like Taradale and Martindale are actually really nice and way more affordable. Don't let the stereotypes fool you.

[Holly.77]

I'd recommend driving through Signal Hill at different times of day before you commit. Traffic patterns and noise levels can vary a lot between morning and evening.

[nurse97]

Respectfully disagree here. if walkability is your priority, you really can't beat the inner city neighborhoods like Kensington, Beltline, or Mission. Everything you need is within walking distance.

[Wayne.87]

I looked at both Parkdale and Mission before settling on Charleswood.

My recommendation: spend a weekend in Wolf Willow before buying. Walk around, check out the local shops, talk to people. You'll get a feel for whether it's your vibe pretty quickly.

[nicole_chen]

I looked at both Cougar Ridge and Parkdale before settling on Cliff Bungalow. The school district was the deciding factor for us. No regrets at all.

[SteveKim]

We're in Huntington Hills and honestly the only downside is the commute to downtown. But if you work from home or work in the south, it's absolutely perfect.

[PandaCalm01]

For our family, we moved from Legacy to Royal Oak last year and it was the best decision. Quieter, more green space, and our property taxes are actually lower.