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Did you know that Staten Island was won by New York State in a boat race around the Island in an effort to resolve a land dispute with the State of New Jersey? Since then, Staten Island is the third largest in land area of the five boroughs of New York City, although it is the least populated (with current numbers putting the population at 464,573 people). It is seven miles wide and seventeen miles long. The southern most county in New York State, Staten Island is a free, short ferry ride to Manhattan. Staten Islanders can enjoy the many attractions Manhattan has to offer including Broadway shows, cultural centers, museums, the best of restaurants and much more. Commuters travel easily from Staten Island to Brooklyn and New Jersey over any of four bridges that connect to Staten Island.
Over 5000 acres are set aside for parks and recreation (including Blue Heron Park which is 220 acres). Staten Island also has three public golf courses and the only private golf course/country club within New York City. There are several museums including The Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art (which boasts the largest collection of Tibetan Art in the United States), Historic Richmondtown, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island Yankee Stadium as well as our own Staten Island Zoo, just to name a few.
There are many different home styles and diversified neighborhoods on Staten Island. Homes range in price from $80,000 for a co-op to $5,000,000 mansions – there is a home for everyone here with the median prices of homes being $440,000.
Of the five boroughs of New York City, Staten Island is the most unique! As an island entity it is easy to reach via several modes of transportatio... Read more
The vision of the Manhattan skyline is one that comes to mind most often when thinking about New York. Manhattan refers to the Island of Manhattan... Read more
The images of New York City that come to mind typically include the lights of Time Square, Central Park in Summer or yellow taxi cabs. Rarely d... Read more
The pristine municipal Dyker Beach Golf Course, 242-acre Dyker Beach Park on Gravesend Bay, seasonal events at the 8.5 acre McKinley Park, and, o... Read more
So, why Brooklyn? Fuhgeddaboudit! Ask any Brooklynite and you’ll have a hard time convincing them that Brooklyn isn’t the best place on earth t... Read more
Decades ago, Brooklyn, New York was a city that looked with nostalgia to the glory days of Coney Island, the Victorian Gold Coast, and the Brookly... Read more
Toms River is home to some of the most beautiful properties that overlook the river and the Barnegat Bay. Barnegat Bay has been and still is note... Read more
From a 17th century farming district to a manufacturing center in the 1800's, Stamford, Connecticut has emerged as one of the most prosperous citie... Read more
Greenwich, CT offers the ocean and the countryside, all within a bucolic town the physical size of Manhattan (48 square miles), but with only 60,00... Read more
Known as “The Gateway to New England,” Greenwich presents a landscape of sweeping beauty and charm. Bordered by Westchester County, New York, th... Read more
The commercial boom of the 20th century greatly contributed to White Plains’ 21st century reputation as a “mini New York City.” White Plains boast... Read more
Monroe Township is situated in the heart of the Garden State of New Jersey. Strategically located one hour from New York City and Philadelphia... Read more
For those wanting to relocate to Bronxville, the real estate market is full of great housing opportunities. Real estate in Bronxville include... Read more
The village of Bronxville is located within the town of Eastchester, 15 miles north of midtown Manhattan, along the banks of the Bronx River.... Read more
Today Scarsdale’s community is comprised of over 17,000 residents. The town has obtained national attention on numerous occasions due to it... Read more
Sprawling West Orange, NJ offers open space, houses ranging from bungalows to newly-built modern ranch houses, and a bustling Main Street wher... Read more
Princeton Junction is located in Mercer County, off I-95 in central New Jersey. It is considered a part of the West Windsor Township, a municipalit... Read more
Only one hour from Manhattan, East Brunswick remains one of New Jersey’s best secrets. Tree-lined residential streets and Blue Ribbon schools dra... Read more
Darien Connecticut is a small, charming coastal community on Long Island Sound, less than one hour from New York City by car or train and easil... Read more
Garden City is located in the upper middle class section of Nassau County on Long Island, New York. There are five Long Island Rail Road train... Read more
Armonk is a hamlet located within the town of North Castle in Westchester County, NY. Armonk’s name is derived from “armonck,” the word used by th... Read more
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