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Teaneck

Welcome to Teaneck

This peaceful, community-focused township is located just 5 miles from New York City

Considered the seventh largest and second-most populous municipality in Bergen County, Teaneck offers a unique blend of culture, language, and ethnicity. It was incorporated in 1895 and claims some of the oldest homes in America. It gained national notoriety in the 1960s when it became the first community in the country to vote for integrated schools. Located just 5 miles away from New York City, Teaneck is the hub of what Linda Stamker calls “Tri-town,” which encompasses the three towns of Teaneck, Bergenfield, and New Milford and serves as one big, warm community.

What to Love/Things to Do/Dining

Cultural diversity with many houses of worship, a plethora of Kosher restaurants and supermarkets, and variety of ethnic cultural centers.
Home values ranging from $300k – $6 million+
With more than 40,000 residents, Teaneck has more than 13,000 households, 5,000 of which contain children.
Foodies will enjoy Bischoff’s, an old-school ice cream shop, and Butterflake Bakery which has been in Teaneck for decades. Cedar Market, a large kosher supermarket providing a one-stop shopping experience for meats, sushi, groceries and fresh produce.
Numerous kosher restaurants in Teaneck, including etc, a high-end kosher steakhouse; Mocha Bleu, a casual kosher spot with a modern vibe serving pizza, sushi, pasta, and fish; Schnitzel+, an informal kosher option offering burgers, wraps, and salads, Sushi Metsuyan, with fresh, high-quality sushi and Japanese fish and noodle entrees, Sammy’s, famous for its delicious pizza and bagels, and La Cucina Di Nava, serving Kosher Italian food.
Teaneck has 24 municipal parks. Votee Park, the township’s largest, covers 40 acres and includes baseball and soccer fields, plus playgrounds and the township’s only inground swimming facility. Originally opened in 1958, a Sportsplex was added here in 2014, introducing two synthetic turf full-size soccer fields to the area.
Richard Rodda Community Center, for residents only has gymnasiums, a dance studio and offers classes for senior citizens, adults and kids.
Teaneck Cinema offers current films.
Holy Name Hospital

Housing Options

Mostly single-family homes, ranging from new developments, mansions and affordable smaller homes.
Rental apartments for sale and rent, including the Avalon, and Terrace Circle apartments commonly known as “The Apartments.”