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UrbanTurf Reader Asks: What Do You Know About Hill East?

  • May 17th 2010

by UrbanTurf Staff

UrbanTurf Reader Asks: What Do You Know About Hill East?: Figure 1
Rendering of future Hill East development

In this installment of UrbanTurf Reader Asks, a reader wonders what the UrbanTurf audience knows about the Hill East neighborhood as he is considering buying a home in the area. The approximate boundaries of Hill East are 14th Street SE, Independence Avenue, 19th Street SE and the Southeast Freeway.

I am seriously considering moving over to the Hill East area, and I wanted to know what UT readers who may live over there can say about the neighborhood in terms of what type of area it is.

Post your thoughts in the comments section. If you would like to submit a question for UrbanTurf Reader Asks, send an email to editor2010@urbanturf.com.

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