Neighborhoods
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Whether you long to live in the foothills of majestic mountains buying your groceries at a nearby farm or prefer pounding urban pavement surrounded by cafés and entertainment, New York’s Capital Region has a place for you to call home.
As New York’s capital city, Albany is at the intersection of the northeast, comfortably nestled between major cities like New York, Boston, and Montreal. With ample transportation, employment opportunities, and things to do, Albany County offers an unmatched mixture of beautiful outdoors and metropolitan life within half an hour of you in either direction.
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Catskill and Greene County are comfortably located where the Hudson Valley, Catskill Mountains, and Capital Region meet. This meeting point of regions in our state offers residents near proximity access to everything from winter sports and boating to waterfront dining and nightlife.
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Glens Falls and Lake George sit in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains in picturesque Warren County.
Dubbed “Hometown USA” in 1944, Glens Falls offers an intriguing small-city-meets-small-town feel, boasting professional sports, delicious farm-to-table dining, and historic architecture.
Living in Lake George is like being on a 24/7 vacation, with no shortage of indoor and outdoor activities for community members to fulfill their desire to explore.
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Hudson is a truly walkable city with a Walk Score of 86! There’s a riverfront view and an agricultural heart. Food, art, music, and history…sometimes all in one spot. The vibrancy of the people and the place make Hudson ideal for weekend getaways and those looking to plant roots in a town with soul.
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With a vibrant Downtown boasting historic buildings, the Country’s oldest sports venue, sprawling green spaces and world-class Arts, Saratoga Springs is an idyllic town for visitors and residents alike.
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Thomas Edison brought his innovative spirit to the city in the 1800’s. That spirit lives on today through the burgeoning arts, food, and beverage scenes. A walkable downtown, historic districts, waterways and green spaces, Schenectady shines as bright as Edison’s bulb.
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Imagine brownstone-lined streets, a historic music venue, restaurants featuring cuisines that span the globe, and a farmers’ market that rivals the best in the world, and you’re just beginning to imagine what awaits you in Troy.
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Washington County is situated where the Hudson River meets the Adirondacks in New York’s beautiful North Country. With ample local beverage makers, hikes, and outdoor activities within reach, Washington County offers a calm living experience with close access to nearby cities like Glens Falls and Saratoga Springs.
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