#14 Most Diverse Places to Live in New York City Area
North Brunswick Township
Current Resident: This is a wonderful town for raising a family in a diverse environment. We are
a Minority Majority town, where no one ethnic group is in the majority. This diversity leads to exceptional cultural opportunities (especially in dining), a welcoming school system, and a political environment which represents all races and faiths. Mayor womack and his team have done a great job of keeping property taxes low while keeping amenities top-notch. We have many parks, a splendid library, Senior Citizen housing and centers. Because of our community, we also have grocery stores of every description, including a Trader Joe's, a Lidl, ShopRite and Asian and Indian markets.
We are right next to the Rutgers-New Brunswick campuses, and have easy access to the Turnpike and Princeton. I addition, we will have a brand new train station on the Northeast Corridor Line by 2015, with travel all along the East Coast, particularly NYC, Trenton and Philly.
My only unhappiness is light pollution and traffic.... Read 105 reviews
grade A
Overall Niche Gradegrade B+
Public Schoolsgrade A+
DiversityPopulation 41,569
#14 Most Diverse Places to Live in New York City Area.
North Brunswick Township
Suburb in New Jersey,
105 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Current Resident says This is a wonderful town for raising a family in a diverse environment. We area Minority Majority town, where no one ethnic group is in the majority. This diversity leads to exceptional cultural opportunities (especially in dining), a welcoming school system, and a political...We are right next to the Rutgers-New Brunswick campuses, and have easy access to the Turnpike and Princeton. I addition, we will have a brand new train station on the Northeast Corridor Line by 2015,...My only unhappiness is light pollution and traffic..
Read 105 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A,
Population: 41,569,