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The Tree Streets in Johnson City
The Tree Streets are a historic Johnson City neighborhood near ETSU and downtown. Many homes were built between 1940 and 1969 and some are older, with single-family houses mixed with apartments and a blend of owners and renters.
- Known for
- Historic homes
- Close to
- ETSU, downtown
- Many homes built
- 1940 to 1969
- Walkability
- Decent
Who it suits
People who want an older house with character and a short trip to campus or downtown. It rates well as a place for college students to live, so expect student renters alongside long-time owners. An older home can also mean more repairs, so budget for an inspection and check the condition street by street.
How to get to know it
Walk it at different times of day, including a weeknight during the semester. A 3-month stay in our furnished Johnson City home gives you the time, and when you are ready, send Sophia your dates. Our home is a base for exploring and is not in the Tree Streets.
Common questions
Are the Tree Streets close to ETSU?
Yes. The neighborhood is known for historic homes close to ETSU and downtown.
Are the Tree Streets good for renters?
Renters and owners both live here, and it scores well as a place for college students to live.
Related
Sources
- Livability: 10 Things to Know Before Moving to Johnson City
- Johnson City Relocation Guide
- NeighborhoodScout: Tree Streets
Last reviewed November 2026.
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