Marshall/Boulevard Park to the North, and Newton Booth (including the small section known as Poverty Ridge adjacent to 21st Street) to the South of Midtown are primarily residential neighborhoods with some apartment complexes, duplexes, triplexes, and four-plexes peppered in amongst the single family homes. Central midtown is comprised of a larger percentage of businesses and multi family dwellings, however beautiful examples of early twentieth century architecture abound here as well. Most of the houses in these neighborhoods were built up between 1900 and 1940. Space is at a premium in Midtown, and typical lots can be as small as 3000 square feet. Lots with alley access are scarce but highly desirable due to the availability of increased parking and backyard areas associated with these lots.