Staten Island Real Estate
New York Real Estate
Staten Island Attractions (part 2)
This borough feels the least like New York City. With its residential character (mostly homes) and heavily white population, it's more suburban than urban, filled with refugees fleeing an increasingly multicultural Brooklyn and Queens. There is a small African-American community dating to Civil War times, and Staten Island has a few small museums plus a Colonial restoration.
The main attraction here is the Staten Island Ferry. Running between the South Ferry Terminal at the foot of Manhattan and the island, it offers wonderful views of Governor's Island, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, New York Harbor, and of course, the Manhattan skyline. It's free on both sides, so you can't beat the scenery and the price.
Staten Island real estate (general)
Staten Island History
Staten Island Statistics
Staten Island Community Information
Staten Island Attractions (part 1)
Staten Island Attractions (part 2)
Areas of interest in Staten Island: (click for information)
Clay Pit Ponds
Clove Lakes Park
South Beach & FDR Boardwalk
Great Kills Park
Latourette Park & Golf Course
Silverlake Park
South Shore Golf Course
Tottenville Beach
Wildlife Refuge
Wolfe's Pond Beach & Park
Alice Austen House
Garibaldi-Meucci Museum
Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art
Noble Maritime Collection
Sandy Ground Historical Society
Staten Island Children's Museum
Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences
Conference House
Fort Wadsworth
Historic Richmond Town
Staten Island Botanical Garden
Staten Island Zoo
North American Real Estate Network:
See real estate agents for the city which interests you.
For more information on New York visit New York City Real Estate