Onboard Powers Bloomberg/BusinessWeek’s Best Places to Raise Your Kids 2011
Communities that are small, affordable and family-friendly with good public schools, make the list for Best Places to Raise a Family
Submitted: 09/15/2011
Submitted by: RE Technology
This year, they shifted their focus from large
urbanized cities to smaller towns with populations of 50,000 or less.Considerations included: town’s median income relative to their particular state’s median income, school performance, number of schools, crime statistics, cost of living, as well as job growth, air quality, ethnic diversity and access to recreational amenities – all of the qualities you would want in a community for your family.
The cities are listed in alphabetical order, by state, and in the CT/NJ/NY tri-state area (where we are located), the following cities top the list:
Best place to raise kids in Connecticut: Kensington
Nearby city: Hartford
Population: 8,479
Median family income: $90,189
Runner-up: Portland
Best place to raise kids in New Jersey: Ridgefield Park
Nearby city: New York
Population: 10,675
Median family income: $84,544
Runner-up: Bergenfield
Best place to raise kids in New York: West Seneca
Nearby city: Buffalo
Population: 43,575
Median family income: $69,188
Runner-up: Lancaster
To read the full list, click here: http://images.businessweek.com/slideshows/20101214/the-best-places-to-raise-your-kids-2011/slides/33
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Onboard Powers Bloomberg/BusinessWeek’s Best Places to Raise Your Kids 2011