intown
Not away traveling
Intown describes the central or urban part of a city, as opposed to suburbs or outlying areas: intown neighborhoods, intown living.
The term emphasizes proximity to a city's core: They moved from the suburbs to an intown condo.
Common in real estate and urban planning contexts, especially in the American South.
Central connection point
- coreCentral essential portion
- epicenterPoint above seismic origin
- nexusConnecting central point
- focalOf a central point
convergence · junction · central · accessible · walkable · concentrated · compact · convenient
Central urban district
- cityscapeView of urban architecture
- metropolitanOf a major city
- cosmopolitanCulturally sophisticated, internationally fluent
- highriseMultistory urban building
skyscrapers · streetscape · boulevard · subway · nightlife · gentrification · infrastructure · gridlock
hub
Central connection point
focal · convergence · junction · central · accessible · walkable · concentrated · compact · convenient · proximity
midtown
Central urban district
- cityscapeView of urban architecture
- metropolitanOf a major city
- cosmopolitanCulturally sophisticated, internationally fluent
highrise · skyscrapers · streetscape · boulevard · subway · nightlife · gentrification · infrastructure · gridlock · civic
neighborhood
Residential area nearby
- communityCollective of connected people
- residentsPeople living somewhere
- districtBounded administrative area
vicinity · locale · locals · townies · dwellers · proximity · enclave · borough · settlement · familiar
intownsuburban
Of residential outskirts
out-of-town · exurban · rural · outlying · peripheral
intownaway
Not in this location
out of town · gone · absent · traveling · unavailable
in, town, downtown, inland, uptown, towns, township, inmost, townships