The phrase "attractive streets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe streets that are visually appealing or charming, often in the context of urban planning, tourism, or real estate.
Example: "The city is known for its attractive streets lined with trees and colorful flowers."
Alternatives: "charming streets" or "appealing avenues".
The square mile or so that makes up the centre is a network of attractive streets dominated by confident Victorian buildings.
Hope VI is designed to re-make the worst 10% or so of existing housing estates by building smaller-scale developments, often integrating them into existing districts with proper transport links and attractive streets.
It is inconceivable to me that someone would dismiss the luxurious mansions of Mayfair and Kensington and their attractive streets, designer shops and top restaurants and spend tens of millions here, now.
It's a very attractive street".
The concrete barriers should be removed and must be replaced by attractive street diverters as in other cities.
The paper will conclude that some human-oriented design principles such as diversity in function, visibility, Attractive Street frontages and stay increase security and sociability concepts.
The adjacent kitchen produces food not only for this netherworld hacienda but also for an attractive street-level cafe with an entrance around the corner.
At present little more than a construction site with an attractive street address — 400 North Lake Shore Drive — the Chicago Spire is to be a silvery, faceted tower spiralling from the bank of Lake Michigan to a delicately tapered point, with Calatrava attending to the smallest ornamental details, including bronze door handles cast in the shape of leotard-clad dancers.
From the side it doesn't look like anything but a rather attractive street bike, but then you notice it's missing a piece of the frame back there.
In terms of playing style, Cousy introduced an array of visually attractive street basketball moves, described by the NBA as a mix of ambidextrous, behind-the-back dribbling and "no-look passes, behind-the-back feeds or half-court fastbreak launches".
