Editing Billings, Montana (section)

===Neighborhoods and zones===
The south side of Billings is probably the oldest residential area in the city, and it is the city's most culturally diverse neighborhood. South Park is an old-growth City park, host to several food fairs and festivals in the summer months. The Bottom Westend Historic District is home to many of Billings' first mansions. Midtown, the most densely populated portion of the city is in the midst of [[gentrification]] on a level few, if any, areas in Montana have ever seen. New growth is mainly concentrated on Billings West End, where Shiloh Crossing is a new commercial development, anchored by Scheels, Montana's largest retail store. Residentially, the West End is characterized by upper income households. Denser, more urban growth is occurring in Josephine Crossing, one of Billings' many new contemporary neighborhoods. Downtown is a blend of small businesses and office space, together with restaurants and a walkable brewery district.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.visitbillings.com/billings-brew-trail|title=Billings Brew Trail &#124; visitbillings.com|website=Visitbillings.com}}</ref> The Heights, defined as the area of the city northeast of the Metra, is predominantly residential, and a new school was recently completed in 2016 to accommodate growth in the neighborhood.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://billingsgazette.com/news/local/education/students-take-first-trip-through-halls-of-medicine-crow-middle/article_51fceaf5-226d-5164-8ae3-340b9d1c5307.html|title=Students take first trip through halls of Medicine Crow Middle School|first=Matt|last=Hoffman|website=The Billings Gazette|date=April 8, 2016 }}</ref>