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I would definitely recommend West Windsor. Affluent, great commute from Princeton Junction(1 hour direct on some trains, although NEC trains are notorious for being plagued with delays and issues), and schools are always listed among the best in NJ. Plus good sized Indian population. Old article below but speaks to the population demographic you are looking for. As a bonus you'll get twice the house for the money that you will get in Westfield
I would definitely recommend West Windsor. Affluent, great commute from Princeton Junction(1 hour direct on some trains, although NEC trains are notorious for being plagued with delays and issues), and schools are always listed among the best in NJ. Plus good sized Indian population. Old article below but speaks to the population demographic you are looking for. As a bonus you'll get twice the house for the money that you will get in Westfield
Hope so, being south Asian in looks, except one instance at Target in E Windsor (customer) I have not experienced such ignorance ever throughout my life in NJ. What is surprising is propaganda by the posters, somehow GM, AIG, Circuit City demise is all linked with people from subcontinent.
Hope so, being south Asian in looks, except one instance at Target in E Windsor (customer) I have not experienced such ignorance ever throughout my life in NJ. What is surprising is propaganda by the posters, somehow GM, AIG, Circuit City demise is all linked with people from subcontinent.
In my travels on the internet, every single news site that has weak moderation (looking at you, NJ.com) just has a sewage plant for a comments section. Every idiot under the sun crawls out to comment. Trust me, they are NOT a representative of you average New Jerseyan.
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