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Ramblewood

#2 in Best Places to Live in Burlington County
  • A
    Overall Grade
  • Suburb in New Jersey
  • 24 reviews
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    Overall Niche Grade
    How are grades calculated?
    1. Public Schools
      A
    2. Crime & Safety
      NG
    3. Housing
      B+
    4. Nightlife
      A-
    5. Good for Families
      A
    6. Diversity
      B
    7. Jobs
      B+
    8. Weather
      B-
    9. Cost of Living
      C
    10. Health & Fitness
      A
    11. Outdoor Activities
      A
    12. Commute
      B
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    Ramblewood is a suburb of Philadelphia with a population of 5,830. Ramblewood is in Burlington County and is one of the best places to live in New Jersey. Living in Ramblewood offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In Ramblewood there are a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many young professionals and retirees live in Ramblewood and residents tend to lean conservative. The public schools in Ramblewood are highly rated.
    About Ramblewood...
    Population
    5,830

    Real Estate

    Median Home Value
    $287,400
    National
    $184,700
    Median Rent
    $1,476
    National
    $949
    Area Feel
    Dense Suburban
    Rent vs. Own
    • Rent
      32%
    • Own
      68%
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    Ramblewood Rankings

    Niche ranks thousands of places to live based on key statistics from the U.S. Census and and expert insights.

    Crime & Safety

    Crime & Safety
    NG
    Based on violent and property crime rates.
    Violent Crimes
    • Calculated annually per 100,000 residents
    National
    • Assault
      —
      282.7
    • Murder
      —
      6.1
    • Rape
      —
      40.7
    • Robbery
      —
      135.5
    Property Crimes
    • Calculated annually per 100,000 residents
    National
    • Burglary
      —
      500.1
    • Theft
      —
      2,042.8
    • Motor Vehicle Theft
      —
      284

    Residents

    Diversity
    B
    Based on ethnic and economic diversity.
    Age
    • <10 years
      10%
    • 10-17 years
      9%
    • 18-24 years
      8%
    • 25-34 years
      13%
    • 35-44 years
      12%
    • 45-54 years
      16%
    • 55-64 years
      12%
    • 65+ years
      19%
    Education Levels
    National
    • Master's degree or higher
      16%
      12%
    • Bachelor's degree
      33%
      19%
    • Some college or associate's degree
      23%
      29%
    • High school diploma or equivalent
      21%
      28%
    • Less than high school diploma
      6%
      13%

    Working in Ramblewood

    Jobs
    B+
    Based on employment rates, job and business growth, and cost of living.
    Median Household Income
    $101,325
    National
    $55,322
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      Ramblewood Reviews

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      I have just recently moved from Heritage Village in Marlton to Ramblewood in Mt. Laurel and I enjoy the change. All my neighbors are extremely nice and welcoming, also having a golf course down the street from my house help in giving more job opportunites for me.
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      The Public services in my area are excellent - quick to respond to any issues. There are two fire stations in the community which means that one can respond to either end of the area. The local government is doing a good job at keeping up with needs for the community, whether that be in reconstructing pothole stricken roads or adding in traffic lights to areas that need a little extra direction, they have been good to cater towards the needs. The governor I personally do not like primarily for the way he has treated the education system within the state, he devalues the importance of education and has cut spending to them.
      There are a ton of local stores and restaurants stretching across town, they provide all that you will need for daily living, yet there are big businesses if one prefers that. However, the small businesses do so much better because it seems that the local community cares about these places more than corporate ones.