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    A Map of Downtown Syracuse New York North Side

    TNT Planning Area 7
    Northside

    Northside - Generations of Many Nations

    The Northside strives for unity through diversity, maintaining our traditions and promoting family values; we celebrate our history as a home of many cultures.

    Syracuse’s Northside has been the home of many nations, starting with the Haudenosaunee as well as providing a gateway for immigrants from Ireland, Germany, Italy, Vietnam, Laos, Bosnia, Sudan and many more to come.

    There are two National Register Historic Districts: North Salina Street and Hawley-Green. The Sedgwick/Highland/James area is also a Local Preservation District. The Northside’s business districts are being revitalized and neighborhood groups throughout the area work effectively to enhance City living.

    A diverse housing market includes the new lofts of Little Italy, renovated historic residences, and new home construction complementing existing housing sponsored by agencies such as the Northeast Hawley Development Association.
    about_North Salina St Business District - Little Italy
    Little Italy has added a vibrant feel to North Salina Street with restaurants, shops, and new opportunities for urban living.    		 about_Regional Market azaleas
    The Regional Farmers’ Market is a perennial attraction for those from surrounding areas as well as Northside residents.     		The Vietnamese community participating in the annual Columbu Day Parade
    The Vietnamese community
    in the annual Columbus Day Parade
    through Little Italy.
    Schiller park pool with a waterslide
    Generations of Syracusans have played at
    Schiller Park, where the pool
    boasts a waterslide opened in 2004.     		about_St Josephs Hospital
    St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center, is a major employer and anchor for the extensive rehabilitation of the Prospect Hill neighborhood on North Townsend Street.     		about_Enable Building - LEED Certified
    The new Enable building at 1603 Court Street is Syracuse’s first “green” building, LEED certified by the U.S. Green Buiding Council.
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