 Following the construction of these early houses Alexandra Park continued to develop as an exclusive residential area and does still retain something of this reputation.Developments further north, along the east side of Woodborough Road started later and by 1881 there were about forty buildings, beyond Alexandra Park, stretching as far as the city's new boundary.Two new public houses appear around this time, the "Duke of Cambridge" and the "Belle Vue", and there were two new streets, Blyth Street and Querneby Road, with houses beginning to be built from about 1900.