Home to the New York Yankees, the world-famous Bronx Zoo, and the luxurious New York Botanical Garden, and the birthplace of Hip-Hop, The Bronx is the northernmost borough of New York. You can eat your way through Arthur Avenue, the Little Italy of The Brox, or hang out in one of the many parks around the area. When you are stuffed full, you can head over to Grand Concourse in the South Bronx to pick up some collectible items and decor for your apartment. Over the last decade, The Bronx has undergone a lot of construction, making it the next up-and-coming borough in NYC.
Belmont is home to the Brox Zoo, which often attracts New Yorkers and tourists alike. Belmont's best-kept secret comes in the form o...
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Claremont Village, often known as Fairmont, is a family-oriented neighborhood in The Bronx. While there are not many bars are restau...
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Home to the Bronx Museum of the Arts and the Yankee Stadium, Concourse is a busy Bronx neighborhood. Despite the warm weather touris...
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Surrounded by parks, Concourse Village is an urban hideaway. Close to the Yankee Stadium, this neighborhood offers residents many ba...
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Eastchester is a small working-class neighborhood in the northeast section of The Bronx. It's a quiet neighborhood that attracts mos...
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East Morrisania can be referred to by many names; Crotona Park East, Crotona, as well as East Morrisania. The community here is clos...
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The Fordham neighborhood is just a short walk to multiple parks, the New York Botanical Garden, The Bronx Zoo, and Fordham Universit...
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Hunts Point is a bustling neighborhood, known most famously for the Hunts Point Market and Distribution Center, autobody shops, and ...
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Longwood offers its residents an urban feel, attracting more families than singles. In the Longwood Historic District, you will find...
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Melrose was listed as one of New York City’s hottest neighborhoods in 2019. This neighborhood is mostly residential offering its res...
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Morris Heights is a small but hilly neighborhood in the west part of The Bronx. Despite the hills, Morris Heights is often considere...
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Located between the Harlem River and the Yankee Stadium, Mott Haven is a quiet alternative to the hustle and bustle in Manhattan. Th...
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Pelham Bay is the perfect blend of urban and suburban, with one of New York City's largest parks. The neighborhood attracts young wo...
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Lined with smokestacks, industrial buildings, and old brick and mortar factories you can still feel how busy this neighborhood once ...
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If you are looking to buy, Schuylerville has some of the most expensive houses in the Bronx. Schuylerville is perfect for someone wh...
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Soundview is a quiet residential neighborhood north of Clason Point and Harding Park. While this area is residential, you won’t fin...
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Spuyten Duyvil is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the Bronx. While many people own their houses, more and more apartments are...
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Tremont is a densely populated urban neighborhood in the Bronx. You can find the bulk of the businesses on Termont on East Tremont A...
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Home to notable DJ Funkmaster Flex and Jamaican music producer Lloyd Barns, Wakefield is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in th...
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West Farms is a quiet residential neighborhood near Bronx Park. While it tends to be on the more quiet side, you can find some speci...
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