Long corridors extend east out of downtown stretching up over and through Missionary Ridge. At the heart of these thoroughfares lies The Highlands.

Established in 1905, and granted status as a Local Historic District in 1992, St. Elmo has seen its historic homes restored to their previous glory and a tight knit community has emerged.

The Southside, recently described as an “emerging area,” is undoubtedly settling into its own identity these days. It is safe to say the area is no longer emerging – perhaps thriving would be a better descriptor.

When people talk about Chattanooga one consistent theme is always the Riverfront. Perhaps no other portion of the city has changed so drastically in the last 25 years as this little stretch of land along the bend of the Tennessee River.

This thriving community has risen to prominence in the minds of many Chattanoogans as the place to be and to be seen. Local shops and food venues dot the main drag…

In the southeast portion of the city lies a community wedged along the two main thoroughfares of Dodd’s Avenue & Rossville Boulevard which eventually merge just before the Georgia State line.

In the early 20th Century an ever expanding city began moving outward, incorporating independent towns in it’s path…

Chattanooga happens downtown! Historically the City Center has been sparse with residential properties, however as the downtown revitalization process continues new options are constantly becoming available.