Curb Appeal - NJREN Robert Dekanski

The below ranking shows the 100 most desirable streets across America based on their ‘curb appeal’, as voted for by 3,036 real estate professionals.

Ranking	Street	City	State
11	Washington Boulevard	Indianapolis	Indiana
12	North Yakima Avenue	Tacoma	Washington
13	Wood Avenue	Colorado Springs	Colorado
14	Montford Avenue	Asheville	North Carolina
15	Caplewood Drive	Tuscaloosa	Alabama
16	Cloverdale Road	Montgomery	Alabama
17	Calhoun Avenue	Juneau	Alaska
18	Mount Vernon Avenue	Prescott	Arizona
19	Coronado Road	Phoenix	Arizona
20	Spring Street	Eureka Springs	Arkansas
21	White Street	Eureka Springs	Arkansas
22	Mapleton Avenue	Boulder	Colorado
23	Church Street	Guilford	Connecticut
24	Maple Street	Essex	Connecticut
25	Hillhouse Avenue	New Haven	Connecticut
26	The Strand	New Castle	Delaware
27	North State Street	Dover	Delaware
28	King Charles Avenue	Rehoboth Beach	Delaware
29	Chamberlin Boulevard	St. Lucie Village	Florida
30	Lantana Avenue	Sarasota	Florida
31	Park Street	Jacksonville	Florida
32	Washington Street	Clarkesville	Georgia
33	Weke Road	Hanalei	Hawaii
34	North 13th Street	Boise	Idaho
35	E Bannock Street	Boise	Idaho
36	Forest Avenue	Oak Park	Illinois
37	Ellsworth Street	Naperville	Illinois
38	North Sleight Street	Naperville	Illinois
39	West Eleventh Street	Dubuque	Iowa
40	Vine Street	Abilene	Kansas
41	Greenwood Avenue	Topeka	Kansas
42	Maple Avenue	Danville	Kentucky
43	Church Street	Belfast	Maine
44	Black Point Rd	Scarborough	Maine
45	Poplar Avenue	Takoma Park	Maryland
46	Oakdale Road	Roland Park, Baltimore	Maryland
47	Stratford Road	Baltimore	Maryland
48	Columbia Street	Brookline	Massachusetts
49	Arch Street	Marquette	Michigan
50	East Mitchell Street	Petoskey	Michigan
51	Packard Street	Burns Park, Ann Arbor	Michigan
52	West Fifth Street	Red Wing	Minnesota
53	3rd Street East	Northfield	Minnesota
54	Pinehurst Street	Hattiesburg	Mississippi
55	Poplar Boulevard	Jackson	Mississippi
56	Spring Street	Weston	Missouri
57	Grover Street	Warrensburg	Missouri
58	Westminster Place	St. Louis	Missouri
59	South Willson Avenue	Bozeman	Montana
60	6th Street	Plattsmouth	Nebraska
61	Gordon Avenue	Reno	Nevada
62	Villa Ridge Drive	Summerlin, Las Vegas	Nevada
63	Front Street	Exeter	New Hampshire
64	Stockton Street	Hightstown	New Jersey
65	South Park Street	Montclair	New Jersey
66	East Alameda Street	Santa Fe	New Mexico
67	Second Street	Hudson	New York
68	Valdese Avenue	Morganton	North Carolina
69	Wellesley Avenue	Charlotte	North Carolina
70	8th Street South	Fargo	North Dakota
71	Center Street	Ashland	Ohio
72	E 19th Street	Swan Lake, Tulsa	Oklahoma
73	N Hudson Avenue	Heritage Hills, Oklahoma City	Oklahoma
74	South Oakdale Avenue	Medford	Oregon
75	Couch Street	Laurelhurst, Portland	Oregon
76	NE 32nd Avenue	Portland	Oregon
77	North Hanover Street	Carlisle	Pennsylvania
78	James Street	Lancaster	Pennsylvania
79	Hope Street	Bristol	Rhode Island
80	South Harper Street	Laurens	South Carolina
81	Earle Street	Greenville	South Carolina
82	McDaniel Avenue	Greenville	South Carolina
83	Fair Street	Franklin	Tennessee
84	Ball Street	Galveston	Texas
85	Broadway Street	Galveston	Texas
86	Magnolia Avenue	San Antonio	Texas
87	South Willard Street	Burlington	Vermont
88	South Lee Street	Alexandria	Virginia
89	South Palouse Street	Walla Walla	Washington
90	Chapline Street	Wheeling	West Virginia
91	Third Street	Bayfield	Wisconsin
92	Orange Street	New Haven	Connecticut
93	Maple Street	Woodstock	Vermont
94	Queen Street	Alexandria	Virginia
95	Summit Street	Columbus	Ohio
96	Chestnut Street	Camden	Maine
97	Elm Street	Northampton	Massachusetts
98	Sycamore Street	Decatur	Georgia
99	Linden Avenue	Highland Park	Illinois
100	North Flower Street	Santa Ana	California

Methodology: This study is based on an online panel survey of 3,036 real estate professionals, conducted to identify which U.S. streets are considered the most desirable for their curb appeal—whether through immaculate landscaping, seasonal decorations, or picture-perfect upkeep. The survey sample was designed to reflect a balanced mix across age, gender, and geography. To ensure statistical reliability, internal data sources were used to establish national population benchmarks, and a two-step process was applied: stratified sampling followed by post-stratification weighting. This ensured the results accurately represent the broader U.S. population. The survey was conducted in September 2025.