Allwood & Richfield
Established residential neighborhoods with strong access to Route 3, Allwood Road shopping and parks.
A large, varied North Jersey housing market with detached homes, two-family properties, condos, apartments and neighborhoods ranging from transit-oriented districts to quieter residential streets.
These Census figures describe Clifton as a whole; they are not live listing prices or forecasts.
Established residential neighborhoods with strong access to Route 3, Allwood Road shopping and parks.
Mixed housing stock with neighborhood schools, local services and access toward western Clifton.
More urban mixed-use areas with older housing, multifamily properties and close access to Paterson and Passaic.
Transit-oriented neighborhood with NJ Transit rail service and immediate Route 3 access.
Central neighborhoods with a broad mix of detached homes, apartments, schools and services.
Clifton is conducting a citywide revaluation process in 2026. Buyers should review the current assessed value and understand that tax assessments may change.
Properties near the Passaic River, Third River, Weasel Brook and other low-lying areas deserve property-specific flood-map and drainage review.
Clifton and Delawanna stations both serve the Main/Bergen County Line, making rail access an important location factor for many buyers and renters.
Route 3, Route 46, Route 21 and the Garden State Parkway create excellent regional access but can also affect traffic, noise and local circulation.
Clifton has substantial rental and multifamily inventory. Verify legal occupancy, parking, certificates and utility responsibilities for two-family or apartment properties.
Clifton Public Schools uses multiple neighborhood schools. Confirm the current assignment directly with the district for a specific address.
Clifton maintains zoning forms and instructions for short-term rental properties. Owners and prospective hosts should check current zoning, registration, occupancy and safety requirements before operating a rental.
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