NYC's new suburbia: More urban
The reinvention of suburban living is appealing to empty nesters and professionals in their 40s and 50s
New York
SOME suburbs around New York City are becoming decidedly less suburban, as new apartment buildings and condominium communities close to mass transit help expand the downtowns of these villages and towns. Multifamily housing is also popping up near highways and main thoroughfares.
Young professionals seeking more space than they can afford in Manhattan or Brooklyn, empty nesters looking to downsize and leave the snow shovelling to others and, to a lesser extent, millennials moving out of their parents' basements are leading the charge to a more urbanised suburbia.
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