After Black families began relocating to Avondale, it split into two increasingly distinct and separate North and South neighborhoods. The residents of North Avondale were able to maintain the value of their property and the character of their streets. The rest of Avondale became known for its rising crime rate, falling land values, and deteriorating housing.
As African American families moved into Avondale, it underwent significant changes, leading to the formation of two distinct neighborhoods: North and South. The residents of North Avondale were able to maintain their community's character and property values. In contrast, the rest of Avondale faced challenges such as rising crime rates, declining land values, and deteriorating housing conditions.