Neighborhoods in Baltimore, United States 
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A family neighborhood: "Rogers Forge"
written:
23 September 2000
Over the past 20 years, this has been a haven for young families and single professionals. The 1940-1950 row (aka town-) houses are built as ruggedly as a Sherman Tank, require little upkeep, and maintain good values. Rentals are not plentiful, but not hard to find. Good schools, transportation, and shopping all within easy walking distance make this an enviable location for new Baltimoreans.
Pros: Solid, family oriented neighborhood
Cons: No night life. Quiet and peasceful.
Rating: 4/4
Details: Between York Rd and Bellona Avenue, just north of city line.
Neighborhoods by rwise, who lives here (September 2000)
Neighborhoods... Off and on the beaten path: "A City of Neighborhoods..."
written:
23 August 2000
Baltimore definitely is a city of neighborhoods. The size of the city (not too big, not too small) makes it the perfect place to find your own personal space... From Charles Village, steps from J. Hopkins campus to Mt. Vernon... beautiful restored mansions, to Fells Point (bars, bars, bars... good luck finding parking)there really is something for everyone. Prices are great too... Take a look at some of the lesser know areas... Highlandtown, Hamilton, etc.
Ethnically, Baltimore is one of the most diverse places I have ever lived, and I grew up in NY. More to tell, but give it a try yourself, and you'll see!!
Pros: Variety is the spice of life
Cons: So much to choose from... :-)
Rating: 3/4
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Neighborhoods by valisme, who lived here (August 2000)
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