Name: Downtown, Memphis, TN
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Living in Downtown, Memphis, TN

Ranks better than 67% of areas Follow

Population

49,772

Median Age

39.8 Years

Downtown Area Facts

Downtown has a Livability Score of 67_/100, which is considered good
Downtown crime rates are 32% higher than the Memphis average
Cost of living in Downtown is equal to the Memphis average

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What do the locals think about Downtown?

60%

Family friendly

100%

Public transit is accessible

60%

Walkable to grocery stores

20%

Yards are well-kept

80%

Lots of parks

100%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

20%

A quiet area

100%

Sense of community

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Downtown Reviews

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Most Dangerous Metro City and Homicides Have Increased 0.5 rating By Anonymous ( Dec 14, 2021) We feel like prisoners because it's too dangerous to go outside at any time. It has gotten worse since we moved here 9 years ago. We are planning to move out of Memphis and we are not moving to the outer areas. The crime is bad all over. The city is trying to build up Downtown bu ...Read More t the crime keeps us from enjoying it So, I'm rating at the lowest. Don't move here! Read Less

Not Worth It 2.5 rating By FrasierID ( Sep 27, 2019) Downtown Memphis has improved greatly over the last 30+ years. Remember, this is the place where MLK was assassinated in 1968, and in many respects, the city remains stuck in 1968. The city is obsessed over race, it is sadly unescapable and it makes living in Memphis more stressf ...Read More ul than it should be. The CEO of the Memphis Chamber of Commerce was murdered in early evening in September 2018 in a random robbery attempt in one of Downtown Memphis' newest, nicest areas. Some like this area, many do not. Take your chances, if you like, but know that there are highly dangerous, virtually uninhabitable areas of downtown very close to some of the nicest tourist areas. In addition, the skyline is not impressive (my opinion), and bear in mind that many of the old, larger buildings you see on the skyline are empty. Don't believe the marketing and the hype. Read Less

Downtown Memphis - Rich with Memphians and Barbeque 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Jun 09, 2014) I've lived in the downtown Memphis area for approximately 5 years. It's encircled by Krump Blvd, the Wolf River, Danny Thomas and Poplar. The area is full of diversity, culture and history. Many types of races and nationalities combine together to form the downtown Memphis are ...Read More a. It's full of those who prefer to travel by foot, bus or car. The public transportation is not as good as Chicago or New York, but it will get you where you need to go.

One of the bigger attractions for this area is the University of Memphis. It's long-standing educational base attracts students from all areas, all walks of life including, but not limited to students overseas. There are several fields in which to major that will produce a very lucrative career.

Moreover, Memphis is known for it's food, especially the barbecue. Practically anywhere you travel in the city, you'll be bombarded and overwhelmed by the smells and tastes the food has to offer. As a tourist, you'll definitely want to take advantage of the many food options that Memphis provides. Barbecue is not only popular; the fried fish can hold it's own among many other options.

Additionally, not only is the food great, but the people that live in the neighborhood and surrounding areas really know how to extend southern hospitality. The generosity and genuineness of the people really make you want to unpack your bags and stay if you're a tourist. If you live there, it's enough to make you not want to pack up your bags and go. You'll always find someone willing to help in some type of way if you find yourself in need, and, if they can't help you, they'll find someone who can.

On the down side, Memphis is known for its crime, and the downtown area is no exception. However, it's not so bad that the area is not livable. You just have to be more cautious of your surroundings and, if you notice anything suspicious, contact MPD, the Memphis Police Department. They are here to help and are always alert and on duty.
So, if you're thinking of moving to Memphis, come on down. Memphians are waiting to shower you with their southern hospitality, and the food is ready to be devoured. Again, you might have to be more cautious than other places, but you will definitely not regret your decision to visit Memphis. Read Less

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Downtown Memphis - Rich with Memphians and Barbeque 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Jun 09, 2014) I've lived in the downtown Memphis area for approximately 5 years. It's encircled by Krump Blvd, the Wolf River, Danny Thomas and Poplar. The area is full of diversity, culture and history. Many types of races and nationalities combine together to form the downtown Memphis are ...Read More a. It's full of those who prefer to travel by foot, bus or car. The public transportation is not as good as Chicago or New York, but it will get you where you need to go.

One of the bigger attractions for this area is the University of Memphis. It's long-standing educational base attracts students from all areas, all walks of life including, but not limited to students overseas. There are several fields in which to major that will produce a very lucrative career.

Moreover, Memphis is known for it's food, especially the barbecue. Practically anywhere you travel in the city, you'll be bombarded and overwhelmed by the smells and tastes the food has to offer. As a tourist, you'll definitely want to take advantage of the many food options that Memphis provides. Barbecue is not only popular; the fried fish can hold it's own among many other options.

Additionally, not only is the food great, but the people that live in the neighborhood and surrounding areas really know how to extend southern hospitality. The generosity and genuineness of the people really make you want to unpack your bags and stay if you're a tourist. If you live there, it's enough to make you not want to pack up your bags and go. You'll always find someone willing to help in some type of way if you find yourself in need, and, if they can't help you, they'll find someone who can.

On the down side, Memphis is known for its crime, and the downtown area is no exception. However, it's not so bad that the area is not livable. You just have to be more cautious of your surroundings and, if you notice anything suspicious, contact MPD, the Memphis Police Department. They are here to help and are always alert and on duty.
So, if you're thinking of moving to Memphis, come on down. Memphians are waiting to shower you with their southern hospitality, and the food is ready to be devoured. Again, you might have to be more cautious than other places, but you will definitely not regret your decision to visit Memphis. Read Less