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Neighborhoods near Northwestern Lehigh Elementary School in New Tripoli, PA

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    Morningside Heights

    Morningside Heights in New York houses Columbia University, Riverside and Morningside Parks, and historic buildings. The area has highly rated schools and dining spots such as Tom's Restaurant and the Hungarian Pastry Shop.

    • Average Value

      $1.22M

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      1 Listing

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    Astor Row

    Astor Row in New York is known for its 1880s row houses and Neo-Grec entrances. The neighborhood includes dining spots like Red Rooster, Marcus Garvey Park, and convenient subway access, all within 6 miles of Midtown Manhattan.

    • Average Value

      $1.09M

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    Strivers' Row

    Strivers' Row in New York boasts historic 1890s townhouses in Georgian and Italian Renaissance styles. St. Nicholas Park and Hamilton Grange National Memorial are nearby. The area offers diverse dining and B, C train access.

    • Average Value

      $1.09M

    • List Price

      $324K - $1.9M

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      3 Listings

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    Ditmars Steinway

    Ditmars Steinway in Queens includes Astoria Park with the city's largest public pool. The area has highly rated schools, diverse dining options along Ditmars Boulevard, and N and W train access, with LaGuardia Airport nearby.

    • Average Value

      $1.05M

    • List Price

      $151K - $778K

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      3 Listings

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    East Harlem

    East Harlem in New York City features diverse cultures and Puerto Rican cuisine. El Museo Del Barrio offers cultural attractions. The area has highly rated schools, Central Park access, and good public transit options.

    • Average Value

      $1.03M

    • List Price

      $223K - $884K

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      4 Listings

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    Manhattanville

    Manhattanville in New York blends industrial history with Columbia University's presence. West Harlem Piers and Riverside Park offer recreation. The 1 train serves the area. Housing ranges from pre-war co-ops to modern condos.

    • Average Value

      $986K

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    Little Senegal

    Little Senegal in New York blends West African and French influences. This vibrant Harlem enclave offers historic architecture, proximity to Morningside Park, and diverse dining along Frederick Douglass Boulevard's Restaurant Row.

    • Average Value

      $982K

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    Central Harlem

    Central Harlem in New York blends rich Black history with modern development. The Apollo Theater and Studio Museum showcase cultural heritage. Harlem Children's Zone Promise Academy and Democracy Prep are highly rated schools.

    • Average Value

      $958K

    • List Price

      $200K - $2.2M

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      10 Listings

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    Hamilton Heights

    Hamilton Heights in New York combines historic charm with modern amenities. Broadway offers diverse dining options, while Riverbank State Park provides recreation. The area boasts a top-rated high school for math and science.

    • Average Value

      $884K

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    Fort Lee

    Fort Lee, NJ, overlooks the Hudson River from the Palisades. This diverse city features highly rated schools and the Barrymore Film Center. The George Washington Bridge connects to NYC, while Ross Dock offers riverside views.

    • Average Value

      $784K

    • List Price

      $177K - $3.2M

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      9 Listings

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    Hunts Point

    Hunts Point in the Bronx is revitalizing with the New Fulton Fish Market boosting the economy. Renovated prewar homes, new green spaces like Riverside Park, and improved public transit and bike lanes enhance connectivity.

    • Average Value

      $766K

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      1 Listing

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    Mott Haven

    Mott Haven in the Bronx blends historic charm with modern development. Three historic districts showcase 19th-century row houses. St. Mary's Park, Chocobar Cortés, and The Lit. Bar enhance this evolving neighborhood.

    • Average Value

      $723K

    • List Price

      $202K - $1M

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      9 Listings

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    Sugar Hill

    Sugar Hill in New York is a historic Harlem area with tree-lined streets. It has Jackie Robinson Park and the Sugar Hill Children's Museum. The neighborhood boasts highly rated schools and express subway service to Midtown.

    • Average Value

      $677K

    • List Price

      $116K - $593K

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      1 Listing

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    Crotona Park East

    Crotona Park in the Bronx has a 125-acre park with a large pool, lake, and sports facilities. The area has convenient shopping and supermarkets. Multiple subway lines provide quick 25-35 minute commutes to Midtown Manhattan.

    • Average Value

      $673K

    • List Price

      $142K - $1.3M

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      2 Listings

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    Morris Heights

    Morris Heights in the Bronx, "The Birthplace of Hip Hop," features diverse communities and hilly streets. Roberto Clemente State Park offers recreation, while University Avenue hosts various dining options and shops.

    • Average Value

      $661K

    • List Price

      $209K - $1.2M

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      1 Listing

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    Washington Heights

    Washington Heights in New York is a multicultural neighborhood with historic homes and parks. Notable spots include Fort Tryon Park and The Met Cloisters. Community Health Academy of the Heights is a highly rated school.

    • Average Value

      $655K

    • List Price

      $352K - $558K

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      1 Listing

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    Port Morris

    Port Morris in the Bronx is evolving with historic row houses and industrial spaces. Notable spots include Chocobar Cortés and the Bronx Brewery. A planned greenway will enhance the neighborhood's connectivity to nearby parks.

    • Average Value

      $643K

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      0 Listings

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    West Farms

    West Farms in the Bronx borders Bronx Park, home to the Bronx Zoo and New York Botanical Gardens. The area offers diverse housing and dining options. West Farms Square subway station serves this multicultural neighborhood.

    • Average Value

      $612K

    • List Price

      $333K - $1.6M

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      1 Listing

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    Mount Eden

    Mount Eden is a walkable neighborhood with a busy, upbeat vibe in a historic part of the South Bronx. “It’s still one of the affordable sectors of the Bronx, primarily because you have a lot of pre-war buildings that are rent stabilized in that area,” says Jeffrie Pena, the executive vice president of sales at Locqube New York, adding that these

    • Average Value

      $557K

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      0 Listings

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    Belmont

    Belmont in the Bronx is known for Italian fare on Arthur Avenue, the Bronx Zoo, and New York Botanical Garden. Residents enjoy quick access to Manhattan via public transit and cultural events like the annual Ferragosto Festival.

    • Average Value

      $546K

    • List Price

      $184K - $652K

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      2 Listings

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    Longwood

    Longwood in the Bronx has renovated prewar homes and spacious co-ops. Bill Rainey Park, Johnson Bar-B-Q, and Tacos El Pachi 2 add charm. The 2 and 5 subway lines connect to Manhattan in about 30 minutes.

    • Average Value

      $532K

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    Woodstock

    Those familiar with the history of New York City might recognize Woodstock as one of the villages that fused to create the Bronx more than a century ago. Nonhistory buffs might still know its name from seeing it at the local library, while others simply see it as an established residential enclave tucked between some of the highlights of the South

    • Average Value

      $518K

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    Mount Hope

    Mount Hope in the Bronx features prewar art deco buildings and historic rowhouses. Richman Echo Park offers unique rock formations. Valencia Bakery, a local institution since 1948, is a neighborhood highlight.

    • Average Value

      $516K

    • List Price

      $259K - $548K

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      1 Listing

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    Fort George

    Fort George in New York blends history and culture with United Palace theater, Morris-Jumel mansion, and Fort Tryon Park. Yeshiva University High is highly rated, and the area offers a mix of urban and natural amenities.

    • Average Value

      $515K

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    Soundview

    Soundview in the Bronx features Soundview Park's 205 acres and ferry access to Manhattan. The area has highly rated schools, diverse cuisine, and historical significance as Justice Sotomayor's childhood home.

    • Average Value

      $480K

    • List Price

      $334K - $862K

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      2 Listings

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