Stamford
Welcome To Stamford
"Lock City"
What We Love
Business and Financial Hub
Cultural Attractions
Waterfront
Community
Transportation Accessibility
Urban and Suburban Blend
Education
Scenic Waterfront Living
Embrace the serenity of Stamford’s waterfront along Long Island Sound. With parks, marinas, and walking trails, residents enjoy picturesque views and recreational opportunities that make everyday life feel like a retreat.
Cultural Delights
Immerse yourself in Stamford’s rich cultural scene. From theaters and museums to art galleries, the city is a haven for those who appreciate the arts. The Stamford Museum and Nature Center and the Stamford Center for the Arts are just a few highlights that add to the cultural tapestry.
Business and Financial Hub
Stamford stands out as a major financial center, home to the headquarters of Fortune 500 companies. Its strategic location, just a train ride away from New York City, makes it an ideal choice for professionals seeking a bustling business environment.
Education Excellence
For families, Stamford provides access to quality education through both public and private schools, ensuring that your children have the best learning opportunities.
Transportation Convenience
Stamford’s excellent transportation connectivity, including a major train station, makes commuting a breeze. Easy access to New York City and other destinations enhances the city’s appeal for those seeking convenience.
Neighborhoods
Overview
Total Population
135,000
Median Age
38
Population Density
3,600/Sq. Mile
Median Home Value
$570,000
Population By Age Group
Education Level
No Data Found
Households
Total Households
52,600
Avg. Household Size
2.5
Median Household Income
$100,000
Own vs. Rent
No Data Found
Employment
Self Employed %
11%
Avg. Commute Time
28 Minutes
Commute Mode
No Data Found