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While there are a range of neighborhoods in Upstate NY cities and know of/about neighborhoods like Strathmore, Sedgwick and Scottholm in Syracuse; Parkside in Buffalo; Cobbs Hill and East Avenue in Rochester; parts of the West Side in Binghamton; along Parkway and parts of South Utica, parts of south/SE Watertown along Washington and near Thompson Park and perhaps the Union Triangle and GE Plot in Schenectady that have that "Old Money" look and feel. What are some other "Old Money" neighborhoods in Upstate NY cities? Do such neighborhoods in Binghamton, Watertown and Utica have names?
Just curious, but is there an area of Corning that could/would fit? Given that Corning Incorporated is a Fortune 500 company and has been there for over a century.
Could or would the Belle Sherman area of the city also fit?
Not really an old money area, fairly middle class. There is the Renwick Heights and Cornell Heights areas which are old established neighborhoods that have some quite nice housing.
Also in the Utica area, the villages of Clinton and Barneveld are "old money" residential areas, however Clinton's "old money" status appears to be declining, with property values coming into line with other suburban neighborhoods since 2008. The suburban Town of New Hartford is also upscale, but is understood locally to be dominated by "new money" as opposed to "old money." "Old money" is definitely present, however, especially on the south side of the village itself.
Also in the Utica area, the villages of Clinton and Barneveld are "old money" residential areas, however Clinton's "old money" status appears to be declining, with property values coming into line with other suburban neighborhoods since 2008. The suburban Town of New Hartford is also upscale, but is understood locally to be dominated by "new money" as opposed to "old money." "Old money" is definitely present, however, especially on the south side of the village itself.
what about such areas within the city of Utica? As far as I know, the South Utica area(especially around St. Elizabeth's hospital) and along/near Memorial Parkway in SE Utica seem to have such neighborhoods that are still pretty stable. https://www.google.com/maps/@43.0797...7i13312!8i6656
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