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I found this 69th street is very lively.
There is Sears,Marshalls,lots of private sellers also.
shops are cheaper comparatively center city shopping.
There is Poppyees Chicken,Crowns Chicken to eat out.
Whenever I go down there I see people are walking by.The place is not that crowded.
There is a free parking just beside Staples.
Not good for living but good to roam about and shopping.

This is not at all a good place to stay specially the eastern side of Olney.
I go there twice every week and I always find at least two police cars near the broad street and olney transportation center.
There is McDonals' and Dunkin Donut just at the juntion of broad street and onley avenue.So it is alwas noisy and full of people.Not good enough to live.
It is not safe place to stay also.

This street is more or less safe.
It is quite fare from Center City. Quiet place to stay for while.
It is good for someone who is considering money.It is definately cost effective.
This part is considered to be a part of south philadelphia.
During day or night it is you can have really undisturbed sleep.
It goes through S Broad Street. East and west part of this street is more or less good.
Further south is not so good.

If somebody wants to stay near the city but does not want to be a part of crowd, Hamilton Street would be a good option.
There not many stores around but it is very quiet and safe place to live.
There are few row houses with full utility.On street parking is free.
It is 15-20 mins walk to Market Street.As it is just after Vine Express Highway, you won't find more people walking on the street.
Broad Street is just 2/3 blocks away.
Not much green around.
This is good place for students or couples.

This is little very clean and quiet place to live. Away from the rush of a city.
It is a part of queen village which is considered to be costly place for living.
People are very quiet.There are lots of trees.
There is Java Comapany Cafe nearby.There is an 24/7 food store.
This would be a great place to live for somebody who works in center city,philadelphia.
South street, Pine Street is just two blocks away.

Great place to live inside the city. It is felt like being in the city where S 15th starts.
It is just parallal to S Broad Street. Subway is just a block away from it.
This street has lots of shops which are needed for everyday life.
This street is safe to stay till Carpenter Street.
Otherwise this street is great to live as it goes along with other main street of the city.

I liked staying here few months.It is very quiet place over all.
No extra machine sound could be heard.
Lots of green.
Walmart,Kmart,Acme are just end of the road.
RubyTuesday is there for eating out.Apart from that neighbourhood is good!
Many owned houses are nearby.There are few apartment housing complexes are there too if somebody wants to rent.
SEPTA regional rail R3 works as great commuter. 69 street is just 10mins drive from there.

Washington Avenue has many car washing shops,garage for servicing.
Sometimes I take one of my friend's car for serving there.It is large road.easy to drive.
It is not vert safe.Generally there is no one is walking during the day also.
All I could see is car.
I believe further southern philadelphia of course is not safe to stay.
It is okay to got for business but make sure to get out that area before the sun sets.

As a resident west of Fitzwater Street I can say it is quiet and green street.
Streets are not very clean.It is safe while further south philli is not safe.
There are few cafe shops around.
I have not seen many families by now but I am sure there are few.
According to the location it is two streets next to South street Philadephia.Hanging out or partying never been a problem.
Other nearest streets are pine street,lombard street.
Parking is not free on Fitzwater but side streets are free.Residents need parmission for parking.
There are few grocery stores nearby like Acme.
According to cost it is really cost effective.

It is very safe street to hang and live. I always go there while I need to just relax.
There is Jons' Pub which is my fav. There is two great shops for cheesesteak.So cheesesteak lovers must go down there.There are lots of other pubs and restaurants too.
There is a cap shop down the road which specializes mens'.
There is payless,RiteAid,CVS.
I wish I could live there.Every kind of shop is nearby. Not to far from center city.I would say it is perfect location for living around the city.
Super Fresh and Whole Foods are two attractions.Specially wholefoods.
Queen village is few blocks away.
If somebody likes river or the chill wind, South street must be a good place to live at.

What I like about Philadelphia is the life. I have experienced the joy when Philli won.People were rejoicing till 3 AM. Though I am not from Philli I easily joined them with my friends.
I just loved it.
I love the walnut street to hang out with friends. Cool street where I can just walk down and chill.
Love the Irish Pub on walnut.
South street makes me feel like charming shopping place with lots of eating places and cool wind from the Delaware river.I am definitely sure anyone specially young would love center city as much I did.
Every mode of communication is available in Philli. I never faced any kind of problem though I have no car as of now.Let me tell you car parking in garage costs much. You don't need a car actually.
There are lots of bikers around the city.I love riding bike.So philli is great for me.