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Green Acres Valley

Atlanta · Caution

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58out of 100

Caution

Overall safety score

“Go with care if visiting friends or family, but there is little reason for a typical tourist to seek out the area. The neighborhood is an isolated, largely peaceful residential enclave, though surrounding commercial thoroughfares experience higher property and violent crime rates.”
— Gogo, on Green Acres Valley

Walk score

18/100

Bike score

22/100

Recent local news: Targeted Atlanta Police Department patrols have focused on curbing vehicle break-ins and reckless driving along nearby Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.

About the area

Quiet ResidentialWooded / LeafyCar-DependentSuburban Feel

Green Acres Valley is a mature, wooded suburban-style neighborhood located in Southwest Atlanta near the I-285 perimeter. Composed mostly of mid-century single-family brick ranches and quiet residential cul-de-sacs, it lacks commercial hubs or dedicated tourist infrastructure.

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Scores are safety-driven: recent crime levels and local news, plus Census data on income and poverty, housing, education and household make-up, and access to vehicles, internet and health coverage. Walk and bike scores are shown separately and do not affect the safety score. A guide, not a guarantee. Neighborhood outlines come from official city and US Census boundary data.

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