Perched high above the Hudson River stands Englewood Cliffs a borough steeped in history. Founded in 1895 Englewood Cliffs seceded from Englewood Township. William Outis Allison served as its first mayor. This event was part of a wave of borough creations sweeping Bergen County. Twenty-six boroughs formed in 1894 alone.
Englewood Cliffs isn’t just a pretty face. It boasts a stunning location. It borders Englewood Fort Lee and Tenafly. Across the Hudson River lie the Bronx and Manhattan. The borough’s unique geography shapes its identity. It offers breathtaking views and a sense of seclusion.
But Englewood Cliffs is more than just scenery. Major corporations call it home. CNBC’s world headquarters reside here. LG Corp’s North American headquarters are also located in Englewood Cliffs. Unilever’s American headquarters are located here too. Ferrari and Maserati North America once had their offices in this very borough.
The borough’s population has changed over time. In 2020 the census counted 5342 residents. This represented an increase of 1.2% from 2010. The borough’s demographic makeup is quite diverse. Korean Americans make up a significant portion of the population. Many speak Korean at home reflecting the influence of neighboring Fort Lee’s Koreatown and LG’s presence. Other notable ethnic groups include Chinese and Asian Indian residents.
Englewood Cliffs offers a unique blend of corporate power and residential tranquility. Its history reflects the growth and transformation of Bergen County. The stunning views and the diverse culture contribute to its unique charm. It remains a vibrant and historically significant location. Its economic influence extends beyond its borders. The borough’s future continues to evolve. It remains a place where nature and industry coexist.