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Hope is a centrally located neighborhood near downtown Providence
Located in the popular east side of Providence, Hope is a walkable neighborhood integrated with the city’s downtown. Neighbors walk to festivals and farmers markets on the weekends, hop onto a bike trail that runs parallel to the Seekonk River and grab coffee at funky locally owned eateries in this vibrant residential area. Streets have well-preserved Victorian homes with front lawn bushes and flower gardens, and sidewalks give the neighborhood a homey, inviting feel. “It’s mostly beautiful Victorian multifamily properties with 9-10 ft. ceilings, big windows and natural light,” says Rhode Island Realtor Albert Hajdaraj.
Vinyl records fill the shelves of a local vintage store on Hope Street in East Providence.
Blackstone Blvd Park in Providence draws runners and walkers seeking wellness and fresh air.
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Homes in Hope features Victorian-style architecture and condominiums
Some neighbors in Hope are homeowners, says Hajdaraj, but the area is especially popular with investors, who scoop up properties as soon as they hit the market. “You’re looking at $350,000 to $400,000 per unit,” he says. Houses sit right next to each other, behind wooden fences and underneath tall trees, and most have driveways for parking. Condominium units can cost $500,000, 1920s colonials can go for $650,000, cottages can cost $225,000 and bungalows can go for $515,000.
Colonial homes line Blackstone Boulevard in Providence’s historic Hope neighborhood.
Craftsman-style home anchors the corner of Hope Street in the Hope neighborhood.
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Providence Public Schools serve local families
Children in Hope can enroll in the Providence Public Schools, a district with about 22,000 students. Providence offers school choice, meaning families can ask to have their child sent to a school other than the one in their neighborhood, though placement at the choice school is not guaranteed. Public schools near Hope include Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School (rated C-minus by Niche), Nathan Bishop Middle School (rated C) and Hope High School, the alma mater of writer H.P. Lovecraft. Hope High School, which has a C-minus Niche rating, offers a variety of clubs and organizations for its students, including culinary academy and improvisational comedy.
Entrance of Martin Luther King Elementary School, a public campus for Hope residents.
Hope High School welcomes students from its Hope Street entrance in Providence.
Hope residents attend Nathan Bishop Middle School, which holds a C rating on Niche.
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Public parks and green spaces offer outdoor fun and community events
East of Hope is Blackstone Boulevard, a major east-side thoroughfare known for its ample green space. Along the street is a paved pathway used by neighbors for biking, dog walking or an afternoon stroll. The path connects to the Blackstone Park Conservation District, a 45-acre forested area that separates city streets from the Seekonk River. People go to the conservation area to fish, run, bike and enjoy the woods. Hope itself has community gathering spaces like Kerry Kohring Park, which has a playground and swings for small children. Lippitt Memorial Park has walking paths, a playground and a fountain. On Saturdays from May to October, Lippitt Park is home to the Hope Street Farmers Market and the Providence Artisans Market. Neighbors can browse through paintings and locally made jewelry while sipping a kombucha or frozen lemonade.
Lippitt Memorial Park offers peaceful walks for locals and their dogs near Hope.
Blackstone Boulevard Park near Hope Street draws locals for walks and morning runs.
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Local shops and restaurants are within walking distance of Hope
One of Hope’s selling points is its walkability, says Hajdaraj. “You can walk to restaurants and coffee shops,” he says. People start their days with coffee and a muffin at Seven Stars Bakery, a neighborhood favorite with locations in Providence, Rumford and Cranston. At lunchtime, people crowd around the Sandwich Hut, a sub shop in a nondescript hut serving Italian grinders and muffuletta sandwiches on focaccia. Live bands perform at the Parlour, a local music venue featuring a variety of genres, like reggae, rock, jazz and metal. Grocery stores like Stop & Shop are about 1 mile away or a 5-minute drive. Neighbors can pick up prescriptions at the local Walgreens. Providence Place, the premier shopping mall in the city, is 2 miles south. Department stores like Macy’s and novelty stores like Newbury Comics have a presence at the shopping center.
A busy day at Providence Place Mall, a retail hub in downtown Providence.
Seven Stars Bakery on Hope Street welcomes locals with fresh brews and baked goods.
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Annual riverfront festivals bring fun to local residents
In the fall, Rhode Islanders head to the riverfront for PVD Fest, a festival over a weekend in September. Held on the Providence River at 195 District Park, PVD Fest is a free arts, music and dance festival featuring a beer garden and some of Rhode Island’s most popular restaurants as vendors.
PVD Fest draws Hope resdietns to 195 District Park for music, dance, food and beer in September.
Live music, stunning performances, and fantastic food trucks await at PVD Fest, in Providence, RI.
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Hope offers walkability, bus access and commuter rail nearby
Hope is a walkable area, but public transportation is also available to take people across the city. The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority operates bus routes throughout Providence, and residents of Hope can easily take the bus downtown in about 30 minutes. Hope touches Interstate 95 and U.S. Route 1, making it a convenient spot for commuters. The beaches of Newport are 36 miles south and Boston is 48 miles north. Commuter rail trains to Boston are available from the Providence train station 2 miles south of Hope. With its charming streetscapes, walkability and lively local businesses, Hope has many amenities.
Commuters depart from Providence Train Station in the heart of downtown Providence.
Hope residents use Rhode Island Public Transit Authority buses to travel across Providence.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Hope
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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4
Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Hope Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hope, Providence sell after 32 days on the market compared to the national average of 57 days. The median sale price for homes in Hope, Providence over the last 12 months is $590,000, down 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
An exceptional opportunity to acquire a prominent corner in the heart of the East Side. Welcome to 756-758 Hope Street & 50 Glendale Avenue - two buildings offered together on a single parcel, positioned at one of Hope Village's most active and recognizable intersections. Anchoring the commercial presence along Hope Street are the renowned Stock Culinary Goods and Ivy Tavern, two of the
HIGHEST AND BEST OFFERS DUE MONDAY, MAY 4TH at 12PM. Be in the heart of one of Providence's most coveted neighborhoods. Hope Village puts you steps from beloved boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, and the walking paths of Lippitt Park and Blackstone Boulevard. Tucked on a tree-lined street, this is the East Side at its best. Spanning the 3rd and 4th floors, this thoughtfully designed condo
Step into a world of modern elegance with this stunning new construction townhouse-style condo. Featuring captivating architecture, this residence boasts hardwood flooring throughout, beautifully complemented by sleek black windows that invite abundant sunlight, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. The breathtaking kitchen is a chef's dream, equipped with top-of-the-line stainless steel
Sophisticated 2-bedroom, 1-bath penthouse just off Hope Street, steps from Seven Stars Bakery and Hope Village dining. Bright, open living/dining area flows to a stainless-steel kitchen perfect for entertaining. Hardwood floors, skylights, central air, in-unit washer/dryer, and two-car parking (one garage space) deliver comfort and convenience. Shared fenced rear yard provides private outdoor
Appealing two family home just steps from Lippitt Park and a short stroll to all the vibrant shops and restaurants of Hope Village. Filled with charming original details, this property offers an ideal blend of character, flexibility, and location. The 1st floor apartment features a welcoming front porch, a living room with a bay window open to the dining room, an eat in kitchen, two bedrooms, and
Located just moments from Hope Village, this well maintained two family home offers a strong opportunity for both owner occupants and investors alike. The property has been carefully cared for and features numerous recent improvements, including renovated kitchens in both units, exterior painting, a new front retaining wall, and lead certification on file for added peace of mind. Each unit offers
Sophisticated 2-bedroom, 1-bath penthouse just off Hope Street, steps from Seven Stars Bakery and Hope Village dining. Bright, open living/dining area flows to a stainless-steel kitchen — perfect for entertaining. Hardwood floors, skylights, central air, in-unit washer/dryer, and two-car parking (one garage space) deliver comfort and convenience. Shared fenced rear yard provides private outdoor
Discover this stunning new construction two-family home, a breathtaking contemporary side-by-side townhouse that embodies modern luxury with eco-friendly LP Smartside siding. With elegant hardwood flooring throughout and sleek black windows, this property is flooded with natural light. Each unit features a gourmet kitchen equipped with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, stunning quartz
Bright & Sunny 3-Bedroom in the Heart of the Summit. Welcome home to this spacious, sun-filled first-floor apartment in one of Providence's most beloved neighborhoods. With over 1,100 square feet of living space, you'll enjoy beautiful hardwood floors throughout, an updated kitchen and bathroom, and the rare convenience of in-unit laundry. Enjoy a shared backyard, and step out the front door to
The advertised rate of $3,232/month is the lowest available price, based on a 30 day(s) stay with a move-in date of October 7, 2026.Rates vary depending on the duration of stay, season, and other parameters. For exact pricing and additional pricing components, please visit our website and enter your desired move-in and move-out dates. The rate is applicable when billed upfront; it can be
Property Id: 2306182Freshly updated and incredibly spacious lower level apartment. Open living and kitchen area. Expansive island. Plenty of cabinet space. Gas stove (not pictured). New flooring in the bedroom. Private entrance. Heat and hot water included. Brand new Navien tankless water heater. Free shared laundry is available. Furniture can stay or be removed. On Hillside Ave on the
Lovely spacious second floor apartment with a private front deck. Located on East Side just steps away from Miriam hospital. Private front entrance, hardwood flooring, lots of closet space, dining room, and living room. Three bedrooms, or two beds and office. Storage in basement. Coin operated unit washer and dryer in the basement only shared with one other unit. Located just 1.2 miles to
This fully renovated 2 bedroom apartment is quiet and sunny. Located in the Summit area of the East Side of Providence. Minutes from Hope Street and Blackstone Blvd. Amenities include private deck, walk-in closet, yard, storage, off street parking, laundry facilities, new heat, new windows, new kitchen/bath, hardwoods and more. Very well kept. Contact Stephen .
Renovated two to three bedroom first floor apartment. Steps away from Miriam Hospital, Summer's farmer's markets at Lippitt Memorial Park, and Blackstone Blvd. Located just 7 minutes (2.1mi) to Brown University, and (2.2mi) to RISD, and (1mi) to the 95 highway access. Apartment offers laminate floors throughout and tile in bathroom and kitchen. Large eat in kitchen, pantry granite countertops,
Split level, side by side, 2 bedroom, 1 bath duplex on the East Side just steps away from Miriam Hospital, Summer's farmer's markets at Lippitt Memorial Park, and Blackstone Blvd. Located just 7 minutes (2.1mi) to Brown University, and (2.2mi) to RISD, and (1mi) to the 95 highway access. First floor layout offers living room, eat in kitchen. Second level has two bedrooms and a bathroom. Private
Available Now** Exceptional, totally renovated two (2) bedroom, one (1) bath 2nd floor East Side Apartment with private deck situated a half block from Hope Street and Lippitt Park in the sought after Hope Village neighborhood. (**Brown and RISD within 2 miles). **Close Proximity to Miriam Hospital **Apartment features large open space with double living room, sparkling hardwood floors, granite
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