Midtown is a neighborhood in the heart of Reno, around South Virginia street, and roughly bounded by Liberty Street to the north, Holcomb Avenue to the East, Plumb Lane to the South and Plumas Street to the West. It was for many years Reno's run down old "main street" but it has undergone a sort of renaissance in recent years with an activated business community, new apartments and a host of hip new bars and restaurants.
| Location |
| The area around Virginia Street, South of the River |
| Neighborhood Type |
| Commercial and Residential |
| Pedestrian Accessibility |
| Pedestrian friendly |
| Bicycle Accessibility |
| Bicycle friendly |
| Amenities |
| Many restaurants, bars, cafés and other small shops in the area. |
| Crime |
| Income |
History
Most homes and businesses on and around South Virginia are brick buildings built in the early 20th century.
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