Neighborhood
- Public SchoolsB
- Crime & SafetyB-
- HousingA
- NightlifeA-
- Good for FamiliesA
- DiversityB-
- JobsA-
- WeatherB-
- Cost of LivingB
- Health & FitnessA
- Outdoor ActivitiesB+
- CommuteB+
Real Estate
Median Home Value
$244,161
National
$184,700Median Rent
$1,237
National
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Gardiner Lane Rankings
Niche ranks thousands of neighborhoods based on key statistics from the U.S. Census and and expert insights.
Crime & Safety
Crime & Safety
B-
Based on violent and property crime rates.
Residents
Diversity
B-
Based on ethnic and economic diversity.
Median Household Income
$89,030
National
$55,322Families with Children
24%
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Gardiner Lane Reviews
3 reviews
There is no place like home. I've grown up here my entire life, made friends here, established traditions and memories. Louisville is a very diverse city, full of opportunity for all walks of life. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. The education system, public or private, are all excellent schools that strive to set their students up for success. The businesses, years old or up and coming all offer great benefits and future planning for all endeavors.
Louisville is one of those cities that you don't really know how big it is until you hear about where things are happening. Majority of the crime you hear about in the city comes out of the West end - downtown. Unfortunately, this is very close to where a lot of students attend college. The University of Louisville is toward that way, and the community college, Jefferson Community & Technical College is based right in the middle of it. I attend JCTC currently and have resorted to online classes as part of me has no desire to be down in the middle of that - but I wouldn't necessarily say I "fear" for my life due to the amount of people in that area, all the time. Louisville is a pretty safe city for the most part. I wouldn't want to be down there after dark or alone. The police and security officers do their absolute best to patrol and take care of the city. I don't feel unsafe at home or anywhere else in the city, except deep downtown.
This community is very open, diverse and accepting to all walks of life. Lots of community engagement and is very pet friendly.