Stamford, CT

"The City That Works"

Stamford has just been named by "The Ladies Home Journal" as the 4th best small city across the entire country! Taking into account lifestyle, crime, antiterrorism, economy, education and beauty Stamford received high marks in all categories! Stamford also had the highest median family income of $109,800!

Stamford has a population of about 112,000 and consists of 37.3 square miles. It is Southwestern Connecticut's fastest growing city and has become home to many major company headquarters such as: General Electric Capital Corporation, Pitney Bowes, Clairol, Xerox Corporation, International Paper, Gartner Group, Omega Engineering, Cadbury Beverages, General RE Corporation plus UBS Warburg. Stamford has a strong economic base and continues to grow with unemployment lows, high quality commercial space and convenience to Manhattan. Stamford is located directly on the major rail and highway routes between New York and Boston and offers its residents easy commutability to Manhattan with 50-minute express trains to Grand Central Station. Stamford has become the 4th largest city in Connecticut and the 3rd largest corporate headquarters community in the country!

The University of Connecticut has the full undergraduate program and also many graduate and master degree programs. Stamford is a cultural and vibrant city offering its visitors and residents theater, music, and a variety of restaurants and outdoor cafés. Stamford is home to the Rich Forum, and also the Stamford Palace Theater, where many off-Broadway shows and musical stars perform throughout the year.

Stamford offers a high quality of life for its residents. Stamford offers everything for its residents from luxury rental units to condos, first-time homebuyer opportunities to waterfront and backcountry estates- there is something for everyone. Stamford offers its residents a true quality of life in every aspect. Stamford offers its residents excellent schools, beaches, marinas, nature parks and hiking trails, plus wonderful shopping and nightlife. Let me show you Stamford and show you how you can make it "work" for you!

New Canaan

Small Town Elegance in the Heart of Fairfield County

New Canaan is the picture-perfect New England town with its scenic Main Street and commuter convenience. New Canaan offers its residents specialty shops, cafes, fine dining, antique stores and numerous boutiques along Main Street in the center. New Canaan, set approximately 55 minutes from Grand Central Station is an ideal commuter's town and offers wonderful in-town living options. New Canaan provides an excellent environment for family living with a strong emphasis on education, recreational, and cultural activities. The school system is one of the finest in the country and the community is rich in spirit and pride.

Population: 17,900
Area: 23.3 Square Miles
Schools: 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, 1 high school
Transportation: Metro-North
Recreation/ Attractions: Tennis Courts, Waveny Park, Nature Center, Lapham Community Center

Greenwich

"The Gateway to New England"

Greenwich is a prosperous residential Connecticut town located along the Long Island Shoreline. Greenwich, with a population of about 66,000, is located 28 miles from Manhattan and offers its residents a cosmopolitan, yet picturesque charm. It encompasses 50 square miles including prime waterfront communities, backcountry estates, conservation land plus horse farms and polo fields. Greenwich also offers its residents fine, in-town living such as condominiums and luxury colonials. Greenwich has something for everyone, and its "Avenue" is full of unique boutiques, outdoor cafes, fine dining along with Saks Fifth Avenue and other New-York style shopping. Greenwich is a wonderful place to live and offers its residents a high quality of education, parks and recreation, and a strong sense of community. In Greenwich there is something for everyone!

Population: 66000
Area: 50.6 Square Miles
Schools: 10 Elementary, 3 Middle Schools, 1 High School
Transportation: Metro-North
Recreation: 1487 Acres of public parks, 18-hole golf course, 30 tennis courts, 6 paddle tennis courts, sailing programs, nature trails, hiking trails, bridle paths, polo matches at Conyer's Farm

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