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Picture This!

Equity Residential's Why I Love My Neighborhood Photo Contest - Voting Through October 17

Get as many votes for your photos by 11:59PM EST October 17.

There's a reason you chose to live where you do, so why not show the world what makes your stomping grounds the place to be? Fantastic restaurants, lively bars, funky shops or just the whole gallery of people, spectacle and art – it’s all about the fabric of the neighborhood and your place in it.

There are two ways to win:

Voters Choice Winners

3 prizes of $250 for the photos that get the most votes.

Grand Prize Winners:

5 prizes of $500 for top photos as determined by our team of experts.

Voting can start as soon as you submit your photo, and it closes at 11:59PM EST on October 17, with winners announced October 25. So get snapping and show us what makes your neighborhood great!

 

See Full Terms and Conditions

Eligibility - You must be at least 18 years of age, and a current resident in good standing at an Equity Residential community to enter.

Number of Entries - You can submit up to ten (10) photos, and each participant is elligible to win only one prize. You will submit each photo individually. 

Photo Requirements

  • .jpg, .gif or .png image formats
  • must be taken by entrant and previously unpublished
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  • My neighborhood makes me feel like I'm on top of the world!
    smicheli23
    0 votes
  • Serene Oceans
    Meghann.hamidiani
    18 votes
  • My dog bogey and I love our neighborhood because there is so much to do and see. This photo is of my dog bogey planning our next outing in uptown. Most likely a walk just accross the street to our neighborhood park to play fetch.
    elliot.m.hasse
    0 votes
  • I like my neighborhood because the scenery behind my window is never the same...
    nadiya.gladun
    10 votes
  • San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge
    luciafoltanova
    4 votes
  • I love my neighborhood because I have good mood everyday even weather is not good sometimes.
    arnold0523
    0 votes
  • Knott's Soak City, Ca
    bailey12356
    0 votes
  • Beautiful veins of a gorgeous fall leaf
    atul.talesara
    0 votes
  • Grilling dinner on the roof with a beautiful sunset and view of the Freedom Tower, East River, Williamsburg Bridge, and NYC skyline. Doesn't get better than this.
    rome.ade
    3 votes
  • I love our neigborhood because my dog loves it!
    seija.oystila
    10 votes
  • Love living a stroll from the best seats in the house!
    brandon25burke
    0 votes
  • Beautiful coast highway views are so close!
    gbetule
    0 votes
  • Views like this at Dockweiler Beach, only a 5 minute walk from home. This makes me love my neighborhood!
    diana
    1 vote
  • View of DC from Arlington
    kelly.jmu
    1 vote
  • Capitol Hill in DC
    chanowitz
    0 votes
  • Night swimming
    aflores00
    0 votes
  • History in the sun
    jojoelements
    1 vote
  • Trees in Georgetown- DC
    aline.gui
    0 votes
  • Beautiful doorway
    leelin1
    1 vote
  • Relaxing at the 99
    kellicovel
    0 votes
  • Flags over the Hudson River during the Italian Festival in Hoboken
    nataliacobocalvin
    0 votes
  • Dec 7th 2012, exactly 71 years after the first attack on American Soil. Being a soldier myself represents everything America and exceptional implies- Greatness.
    abtransforms
    1 vote
  • Not only does our apartment have an amazing view, it also helps us plan our travel by checking out the traffic on Sixth Ave.
    janelfung
    0 votes
  • Union Pacific Downtown
    lam_johnson2003
    0 votes
  • Dinner on our stove at Woodleaf!
    matthew.s.surprenant
    0 votes
  • Beautiful Chicago
    uttara.shekar
    4 votes
  • SpaceNeedle-Sport
    craig.pcgeek
    1 vote
  • Mt. Rainer in Reflection Lake
    k_j_nelson
    2 votes
  • My Room View
    edwards.jodi
    0 votes
  • Flamingo Dance in San Diego Zoo
    netai.singha
    0 votes
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