akagirl

I think most neighborhoods in Redwood City pride themselves on being active in the community and coming together as a whole. The Roosevelt neighborhood is more or a less of a middle class neighborhood with the average house containing about three bedrooms. There are quite a few condo and apartment communities as well. Almeda de Las Pulgas goes right through Roosevelt and provides plenty of exits/entrances for people that are coming and going in the Roosevelt area. The road that I live in is pretty active. People are always out in their yards. I think everyone just needs an excuse to be outside. The one negative I can say about Roosevelt is that many streets are falling into despair. I know that California recently got some money for roadwork and I am hoping that Roosevelt and other area's in the Redwood City communities benefit from that package.