Bordered by Third Street and Martin Luther King Boulevard to the North and South, and by Georgia Avenue and Central Avenue to the West and East, this historic neighborhood includes many restored turn of the century homes in the Fortwood district near the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Taking advantage of Chattanooga's $120 million riverfront redevelopment, many new upscale townhomes, condos and apartments sit within the prime location of Fourth Street to the banks of the Tennessee River.

Where the skyscrapers meet the inner city parks between Fourth Street and 12th Street, the City Center is the current focus of revitalization in the heart of Chattanooga.

Starting just south of 12th Street and running down to 20th Street, the Southside area is the focus of creating a sustainable urban neighborhood with various housing options, parks, restaurants, retailers, grocers and small businesses.

Crossing any of the four bridges connecting downtown with the north bank of the Tennessee River will take you to the fashionable Northshore area.