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Avondale Estates again ranked among family-friendliest U.S. cities 

by John Yellig

Tudor-themed Avondale Estates is two for two in Opendoor’s second-annual ranking of the most family-friendly U.S. cities. The Dekalb County town with the distinctive central business district ranked No. 15 in the iBuyer’s survey for the second year in a row.   

Opendoor identified the best cities for families by analyzing and averaging the number of OpenStreetMap “family friendly” tags within 3 miles of all addresses in a city where Opendoor Brokerage operates. The tags include bench, community center, drinking water, garden, kindergarten, museum, park, picnic site, playground, school, swimming pool, supermarket and waste basket.  

“Opendoor’s second-annual Family-Friendly Cities list celebrates cities and towns, like returning favorite Avondale Estates, that are ahead of the curve by offering family-oriented programming — like their Earth Day Sustainability Fair & Concert — and investing in outdoor spaces like Town Green to promote a healthy way of living,” Opendoor Real Estate Broker Jennifer Patchen said. “While last year’s list highlighted locales with a small-town feel and big-city perks nearby, this year’s list reflects families’ desire for community, simpler living and an opportunity to build a network of like-minded families in beautiful spaces — all of which Avondale Estates embodies.” 

Avondale Estates ranked 15th, preceded by Mission, Kansas. Somerville, Massachusetts, ranked No. 1. Here’s the complete list:   

  1. Somerville, Massachusetts 
  2. Berkeley, California 
  3. Cliffside Park, N.J.
  4. Arlington, Virginia 
  5. Watauga, Texas 
  6. Chandler, Arizona 
  7. Denver 
  8. Portland, Oregon 
  9. Valley Stream, N.Y. 
  10. Garden Grove, California 
  11. Coral Gables, FL 
  12. Bellaire, Texas 
  13. Ann Arbor, Michigan 
  14. Mission, Kansas 
  15. Avondale Estates, Georgia 

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