Top 10 best New York suburbs for living in 2021

New York with all its suburbs is a huge and heterogeneous metropolis. We can say that this is not a single settlement, but several completely different cities combined together with different conditions and quality of life. Edition Niche found out which suburbs of New York are the best to live in 2021.

Criteria

The Best-to-Live Places ranking is based on a comprehensive assessment of the area's overall livability. This assessment takes into account several key factors: the quality of local schools, crime rates, cost of living, trends in the housing market, employment statistics, the availability and quality of health services, access to amenities and entertainment, the ramification of public transport, weather and other criteria.

Rating

10. Upper Montclair (a suburb of New York, located in the state of New Jersey)

• Population: 11 589 people
• Median home value: $ 766 (median home price per US $ 100)
• Median monthly rentals: $ 2 (median US rental price $ 008)
• The ratio of home owners and tenants: 83% of owners, 17% - tenants.
• Median annual family income: $ 211,221 (US median $ 62)

9. Mountain Lakes (a suburb of New York, located in the state of New Jersey)

• Population: 4 270 people
• Average house price: $ 867 200
• Median monthly rentals: $ 1
• The ratio of home owners and tenants: 95% of owners, 5% - tenants.
• Median Annual Family Income: $ 241

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8. Kensington (New York)

• Population: 1 368 people
• Average house price: $ 1 310 700
• Median monthly rentals: $ 3
• The ratio of home owners and tenants: 86% of owners, 14% - tenants.
• Median Annual Family Income: $ 180

7. East Williston (New York State)

• Population: 2 572 people
• Average house price: $ 876 300
• Median monthly rentals: $ 3
• The ratio of home owners and tenants: 99% of owners, 1% - tenants.
• Median Annual Family Income: $ 196

6. Ridgewood (suburb of New York in the state of New Jersey)

• Population: 25 179 people
• Average house price: $ 763 300
• Median monthly rentals: $ 2
• The ratio of home owners and tenants: 78% of owners, 22% - tenants.
• Median Annual Family Income: $ 184

5. Manhasset Hills (New York)

• Population: 3 615 people
• Average house price: $ 846 800
• Median monthly rentals: $ 2
• The ratio of home owners and tenants: 96% of owners, 4% - tenants.
• Median Annual Family Income: $ 175

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4. Syosset (New York)

• Population: 19 453 people
• Average house price: $ 663 400
• Median monthly rentals: $ 2
• The ratio of home owners and tenants: 91% of owners, 9% - tenants.
• Median Annual Family Income: $ 163

3. Great Neck Gardens (New York)

• Population: 1 150 people
• Average house price: $ 954 300
• Average cost of monthly rental housing: no data in the ranking
• The ratio of home owners and tenants: 91% of owners, 9% - tenants.
• Median Annual Family Income: $ 218

2. Jericho (New York)

• Population: 13 889 people
• Average house price: $ 797 400
• Median monthly rentals: $ 2
• The ratio of home owners and tenants: 87% of owners, 13% - tenants.
• Median Annual Family Income: $ 173

1. Great Neck Plaza (New York)

• Population: 6 957 people
• Average house price: $ 364 400
• Median monthly rentals: $ 1
• The ratio of home owners and tenants: 59% of owners, 41% - tenants.
• Median Annual Family Income: $ 92