From my experience point breeze seems relatively safer compared to other parts of the city. I feel safer here than being up in center city. The neighborhood is pretty relaxed and people mostly keep to themselves, which I personally like. Good for someone who is looking to not be bothered by other people.

Reviewed by UArts Student living at 1543 South Chadwick Street

Unfortunately, Point Breeze is a neglected black neighborhood that's currently being gentrified. There aren't many trees, there are a few empty lots and condemned houses but people are friendly, the corner stores are great, and no one I've known in this area has had any safety issues since about 2014 or so.

Reviewed by Penn Med Student living at Federal St

My neighbors are friendly and I feel safe walking around. I see lots of people walking their dogs. I'm further away from some of the restaurants in Graduate Hospital, but they are still in walking distance and I like being able to get away to somewhere quieter and feel like I'm coming home.

Reviewed by Penn Medicine Student living at 1242 S 17th Street

The neighborhood has had a lot of gentrification recently, and most of the houses on the block have been recently remodeled or are new constructions. A lot of young professionals around us. There isn't a ton to do within 3-5 blocks, you have to make it to South Street. But the homes/apartments are nice and affordable, the people are friendly, I feel safe.

Reviewed by PAFA Student living at None

The people on this side of Broad are super nice, and there is a strong sense of community. I love the diversity. The other side is all posh and rich yuppies tho they suck

Reviewed by CHOP Pediatric Resident living at 1134 S Cleveland St

Excellent community, a place where you can get to know your neighbors, and excellent food in the neighborhood! Near lots of buses and the BSL

Reviewed by David Peters living at 1647 Latona Street

Developing neighborhood that is really diverse and lively.

Reviewed by RJMetrics Employee living at Marine Club Condominiums

Point Breeze is a mix of residents that have been there for years and yuppies just moving in. It's also right next to the East Passyunk area, which has lots of bars and restaurants.

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