Teaneck

With a population of over 37,000 people Teaneck is a town that keeps moving. Teaneck has a city lifestyle with a country feel. Looking for a peaceful community where you can just relax? Then Teaneck could be the place for you. Teaneck can be a great start for you and your family. Please feel free to search our Teaneck real estate pages.

Homes in Teaneck New Jersey

When buying Teaneck real estate we know that you worry about what you're in for. So let us take you on a quick walk through of some houses in Teaneck. Teaneck homes have A/C, hard wood floors, 2-3 car garages, and more. Let Looking for Teaneck real estate? Mark Duluca Real Estate specializes in Teaneck Real Estate. Contact us ,we can help you find the Teaneck real estate your looking for.
Teaneck Town Information: Get to know the Teaneck Community

The population was 37,825 in 2000, according to the Bureau of Census, continuing Teaneck’s position as Bergen County’s most populous community. Physically, Teaneck is the county’s seventh largest municipality, with 6.22 square miles or 3,893 acres (Alpine, Franklin Lakes, Mahwah, Oakland, Paramus and Wyckoff are larger.)

Teaneck has 23 municipally owned parks, of which 14 are developed. Overpeck County Park, which is also in portions of Englewood, Leonia, Ridgefield Park and Palisades Park, is more than 800 acres in size, 550 of those acres were donated by Teaneck. Major institutions within Teaneck include the campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University and Holy Name Hospital. About 80% of the residents that live in Teaneck live in single family homes. The balance of people who live in Teaneck homes live in garden apartments, two family homes, apartment houses, and condominiums. Teaneck has a little light industry and only one major development, Glenpointe, which includes town houses, a hotel, two office buildings and a retail shopping area. A community that has historically paid attention to the aesthetic aspects of life, Teaneck prides itself on being the only municipality that has no commercial development on Route 4.

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