Life in the Lehigh Valley
Life in the Lehigh Valley has many benefits that you can't find in other places. Many say it is living life right. Perhaps that's why so many professionals are declaring Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania their home, sweet home. They've discovered that you get more out of life when you live right in the middle of everything, that is. Both long-time Valley residents and recent newcomers from across the country top their lists of Lehigh Valley benefits with:
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Lower cost of living than other Northeastern regions
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Scenic recreational opportunities just minutes away from our dynamic urban neighborhoods
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Excellent job opportunities in fields ranging from engineering to bio-tech to marketing
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A vibrant arts and culture scene
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Proximity to exciting cities, like New York, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.
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Nationally recognized hospitals with city style and country charm, friendly people and affordable housing, the Lehigh Valley really does let you live right, in the middle of everything.
Housing
When it comes to housing, the Lehigh Valley is definitely one of the best places in the East to make yourself at home. Our region offers a much lower cost of living than most other Northeastern regions with easy access to major cities and, you'll find that your housing dollars buy you more in the Lehigh Valley. We're confident you'll like living right in the Lehigh Valley.
The price is definitely right when it comes to making a home in the Lehigh Valley:
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Cost of living in the Lehigh Valley is less than New York City and Boston metro areas.
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Personal income and property taxes are also very favorable.
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Housing options run the gamut from beautiful historic homes to modern new construction.
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Pick a place that provides quiet country living or go for the convenience of a city neighborhood.
Education
With eleven colleges and universities, a wealth of top-notch public and private schools for K-12 students and numerous career training programs, the Lehigh Valley goes right to the head of the class when it comes to education.
K-12: Approximately 83,000 students attend our public schools in the Lehigh Valley, while others opt for private and parochial educations:
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17 public school districts
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Numerous top-quality private schools, including:
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Regional charter schools
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More than 4,000 students attend our state-of-the-art secondary vocational and technical schools.
Higher Education: More than 45,000 students attend Lehigh Valley colleges and universities:
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