The village of Irvington is located within the town of Greenburgh in Westchester County, and it is sometimes referred to as Irvington-on-Hudson. It is just 20 miles north of Manhattan, and commuters can access New York City via the Metro-North Hudson Line.

Residents earn a median income of $96,465 per household, and just 1.2% of families live below the poverty line. In 2017 — Irvington was ranked 54 in Bloomberg’s list of ‘America’s 100 Richest Places’. History buffs can enjoy visiting local historical sites associated with the Revolutionary War, and Irvington was named after the author, Washington Irving, after a popular vote earned the village this distinction.

Demographics

There are 6,631 people living in the village of Irvington, and these are distributed among 2,518 households at a rate of 2,377 people and 2,601 housing units per square mile. 37% of homes have children under the age of 18 living therein, and 62% are headed by a married couple.

24% of homes were comprised of individuals, and 9% of people are over the age of 65 and are living alone. The region is fairly young overall, however, with the average age being just 40 years. The average household has 2.6 members.

Real Estate

The median list price for a home in Irvington is $839,000, and this amounts to $393 per square foot. Values are 9.2% lower than one year ago, and there are currently 41 houses available for purchase. The average house will spend 40 days on the market.

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