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We are moving to Princeton area in a few weeks and know very little about the area. Is there such a thing as "bad part of Princeton" that we should avoid? From what I have been reading online, it looks like a very beautiful area with great schools, professionals etc. We are looking to live north of Princeton closer to Mongtomery but not quite far enough to actually be in Montgomery.
Any thoughts on the area would be highly appreciated!
We are moving to Princeton area in a few weeks and know very little about the area. Is there such a thing as "bad part of Princeton" that we should avoid? From what I have been reading online, it looks like a very beautiful area with great schools, professionals etc. We are looking to live north of Princeton closer to Mongtomery but not quite far enough to actually be in Montgomery.
Any thoughts on the area would be highly appreciated!
Thank you.
No.
It is a wonderful, vibrant area. Nice people & lots to do & see.
Must be like the "Summit ghetto" -- you know, where the average income is in the _low_ six figures :-)
Summit and Princeton actually have significant Hispanic and working class populations. Some people might consider that 'bad areas' or have that be enough to not want to send their kids to school there.
Crazy to think people would consider Summit a 'bad area' but some do.
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