Elizabeth, neighborhood by neighborhood

The walkable, train-served heart of the city

Elizabeth's urban core along Broad Street — City Hall, the Art Deco Ritz Theatre, a vibrant Latino business district, and the train to New York. The city's densest, most walkable rentals.

Historic waterfront on the rise

'The Port' — Elizabeth's oldest neighborhood on Newark Bay, once home to the legendary Singer factory, now adding new townhomes and a waterfront park. A real renter-to-first-buyer story.

The Burg — old-world character, village feel

Elizabeth's beloved historic 'Little Italy,' now Italian and Latino, anchored by institutions like Spirito's and Di Cosmo's Italian Ice. Walkable streets and real owner-occupant pride.

Hardworking, affordable, full of character

A southeastern, blue-collar neighborhood near the Goethals Bridge with longtime Polish roots and a growing Latin-American food scene. Well-kept two-to-four-family homes — a great affordable start.

The city's suburban gem

Elizabeth's west-side 'suburban gem' — prewar single-family homes on residential streets, the shops of Elmora Avenue, and the classic move-up destination for owners ready for more space.

Leafy, Tudor-lined, near the park

One of Elizabeth's leafiest residential areas — Tudor-style homes along the Elizabeth River near Phil Rizzuto Park, minutes from Kean University and Liberty Hall in neighboring Union.