Long Island
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Milwaukie
Settled in 1847 and named for Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Milwaukie combines art, history, and nature with a fun and funky attitude. This terrific city sits on the southeast side of Portland and it offers a friendly atmosphere with a strong sense of community. The first settlers to arrive to the Milwaukie area, brothers by the name of Luelling, were orchardists who later developed the Bing cherry. In addition to this sweet claim to fame, Milwaukie is known as the Dogwood City of the West. For those who want to explore the town’s fascinating past, the Milwaukie Museum highlights the town’s history and is a historic building in its own right, a farmhouse built in 1865. Living in Milwaukie, you’ll enjoy a variety of shops, wine bars and tap rooms, and outdoor adventures. The city is very walkable and bicycle-friendly, and several parks dot the Willamette River along the city’s west side. Visit Elk Rock Island to do some fishing or Spring Park Natural Area to enjoy the walking trails and playground. Milwaukie does promise you a rose garden – just visit the Sara Hite Memorial Rose Garden to surround yourself in its 400-plus rose bushes. Located about six miles from downtown Portland, commuters can easily reach the city. For those who prefer mass transit, the TriMet’s light rail service connects Milwaukie with Portland. If you want to bike to the station you’ll find 36 rack spaces and 12 lockers.
Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia is one of the most well-known cities in the country, recognized for its Southern charm and modern sophistication. This city is full of surprises – from towering skyscrapers to historic, brick-lined sidewalks, Atlanta has it all. Atlanta’s economy is remarkably diverse. It’s a major transportation hub and is home to the world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International. This booming metropolis is the third most popular filming destination with several major movie studios, and is a communications hub with CNN, Cox Enterprises, the Weather Channel, and Turner Broadcasting. The city of Atlanta is one of the fastest-growing tech hubs in the nation as well. Fortune 500 companies thrive here, with headquarters including Delta Airlines, UPS, Coca-Cola, and Home Depot. Universities that call Atlanta home include Georgia State University, Georgia Tech, Clark Atlanta University, and Emory University. There’s an idyllic blend in Atlanta between eclectic college towns, bustling urban streets, serene suburban neighborhoods, iconic attractions, historic architecture, and a sense of Southern hospitality. Atlanta features an array of neighborhoods, each with their own unique character, and an assortment of apartments, condos, houses, and townhomes, ranging from affordable to upscale. After you find your perfect rental in the city, check out SkyView Atlanta at Centennial Olympic Park, the Georgia State Capitol Building, Piedmont Park, the Georgia Aquarium, Ponce City Market, Krog Street Market, and so much more. Atlanta’s attractions aren’t the only perk of living in the city – this metropolis is known for its bustling community events like Music Midtown and the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival. Top apartment features searched for in Atlanta, GA includes rentals with EV Charging stations, in-unit washers and dryers, sunrooms, and rent specials.
