Are there any parts of Yonkers that would be relatively safe to raise a young family?

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jakesoky 2yrs+
Crestwood. Honestly, to get public transportation, great schools, beautiful homes, and a safe area for shopping dining and living, choose Bay Ridge in Brooklyn. Beautiful.
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mb10 2yrs+
What about woodstock manor, on the river?
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I would say NO - do not attempt to raise a family in Yonkers - start a business, maybe but there are better areas around for that as well
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Tony Murphy PRO 2yrs+
Yonkers is actually one of the safest Cities in the nation with many different neighborhood to choose from that would provide a safe place to raise a family. Major crimes are down 13% as compared to the prior year and at a seven year low.
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Sellbuybelle 2yrs+
I agree, there are plenty,, you can include Northeast Yonkers, 10708,10707,10583, and areas within 10710. Northeast Yonkers brings you The newly developed Westchester,s Ridge Hill and ideal environment for shopping,dining and entertaining and not to mention The Luxurious Monarch Condos nestled hilltop overlooking Sprain Lake Reservior and Sprain Lake Golf Course close by and Major highways.
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TracyD 2yrs+
I love the homes in Crestwood, and it's close to Metro-North, which is great for family day trips to the city.
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Margaret89 2yrs+
There are plenty of places in Yonkers that are safe to raise a family. Southeast Yonkers, which is where I currently live, is a nice neighborhood, with several good schools in the area: St. Barnabas, St. Paul's, and P.S. 19. (St. Barnabas and P.S. 19 are technically in the Bronx, but are a very short drive away). Lincoln Park is a slightly pricier neighborhood--very quiet and residential. Lots of families live on Midland Ave, which is very close to Tibbetts Park. (Although cars can speed very fast down Midland, so it may be dangerous for kids.) Crestwood is a quiet, suburban neighborhood, with a nice public park. Lawrence Park and Cedar Knolls are also nice neighborhoods, and they are both quite close to Bronxville.
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ebonym5
ebonym5 Im thinking about moving from Manhattan to Yonkers or somewhere in Westchester County I wanted to know what are some good areas for a mother with a eight-year-old who has autism and a 14-year-old
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sean-ms
sean-ms The neighborhood of Dunwoodie 10704 & also Lincoln Park. They have local high schools and neighborhood shopping on Yonkers Ave & Cross county mall. Also beautiful parks such as Tibbets Brook & Redmond. And the Dunwoodie golf course.
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daisyr
daisyr Im as well looking from moving from Manhattan to Yonkers with a 10 yr old and 13 . Im also looking where is a good neighborhood to so I can continue my home daycare .
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