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Answers (4)
- Robin Lynch, "robin398"
- Contributions:1935
Hi hmcclellan71,
Due to Fair Housing Laws, Realtors are not allowed to comment on the ethnic diversity of any community. The best place to reference would be the US Census Bureau. Here is the link:
http://www.census.gov/
Also, since you are new to the area, you can also check out the Metro North website, if you decide to take the train to Stamford. The red line represents the New Haven line.
http://mta.info/mnr/html/mnrmap.htm
Just for the record, the blue line represents the Harlem line, and the Green line represents the New Haven line.
I also suggest reading the New York Times. They have great articles titled "Living In" which profiles various communities in the tri-state area. It is found in the real estate section. Here is the main New York Times link:
http://www.nytimes.com/
Robin Lynch
Keller Williams Realty Group
Due to Fair Housing Laws, Realtors are not allowed to comment on the ethnic diversity of any community. The best place to reference would be the US Census Bureau. Here is the link:
http://www.census.gov/
Also, since you are new to the area, you can also check out the Metro North website, if you decide to take the train to Stamford. The red line represents the New Haven line.
http://mta.info/mnr/html/mnrmap.htm
Just for the record, the blue line represents the Harlem line, and the Green line represents the New Haven line.
I also suggest reading the New York Times. They have great articles titled "Living In" which profiles various communities in the tri-state area. It is found in the real estate section. Here is the main New York Times link:
http://www.nytimes.com/
Robin Lynch
Keller Williams Realty Group
- Cynthia Anderson, "cynthiaanderson"
- Contributions:79
HI Come on a bit North. We are less expensive and one can commute - if you are close to the xways easily anywhere.
- Nicole Borsey, "Nicole Borsey"
- Contributions:240
why not Stamford!!!?? :)) if you are looking for a good alternative with a little more choice/affordability, Norwalk is a good option as stephen has mentioned. :)
- Stephen Bornet, "StephenBornet"
- Contributions:8
Am no authority. I'd say Norwalk and Portchester, N.Y. Stamford itself has a good mix, too.
- Steve
- Steve
Looking for a diverse community within 30 miles of stamford, ct. Any suggestions?
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