It's walkable to restaurants. There's holiday spirit. Streets are well-lit. Yards are well-kept. People would walk alone at night.
Parking is easy. Neighbors are friendly. Car is needed. They plan to stay for at least 5 years. Kids play outside. There are community events. It's quiet. There's wildlife. See All what locals say. Learn more about our methodology. Dog Owners. Trulia User. Resident 1y ago. A stones throw from the brandy wine dog park where most of the critters are well trained and well looked after, and the sidewalks are very pooch friendly!
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Learn more about member accounts here. Forgot password? Located in the heart of an area first settled in the Civil War era and largely developed in the early 20th century, Trolley Square is actually a name of relatively recent vintage. After the buses were moved under I in , a three-story retail and office complex was built on the site. It opened in with Trolley Square as its name. The iconic Logan House is the oldest continuously family-owned Irish bar in the country. We have tennis courts two blocks away, a yoga studio, a bike store and a local food market.
Sophrin and his staff are now starting work on a new comprehensive plan for the entire city, one that will take into account what already exists as well as community-based planning initiatives in various stages of implementation, like West Side Grows Together, Eastside Rising and the nascent Creative District downtown.
The apartments were being done, the banks were booming. But something had changed. The raucous Thursday night dance parties were no longer a good fit with the neighborhood.
Chiropractor Matt Weik was too young to have been a hell-raiser—his parents moved the family out of Trolley Square when he was 5—but he came back two years ago, partnering with fellow Salesianum School graduate Carl Bakomenko to open the Delaware Sport and Spine Clinic at N. Weik lives on North Union Street; Bakomenko regularly walks to work from his home in the nearby Triangle neighborhood.
Weik likes being able to walk everywhere he needs to go—from work to home and back, for meals, for shopping, for entertainment. The Riverfront and Market Street, with still-developing residential components, remain primarily places where people work during the day and visit on evenings and weekends. A Tom Burke birdhouse is in the background. Residents and business owners emphasize that Trolley cannot rest on its laurels.
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