Johnson
City, New York is a small, but thriving
village located in Broome
County, in the state's
Southern Tier region.
Situated 180 miles northwest of New York
City,
and 75 miles south of Syracuse,
NY, Johnson City
lies near the confluence of the Chenango and
Susquehanna Rivers. Interstate highways 81, 17, and
88 all intersect near the village, making it an
ideal business location.
Considered part of the Greater Binghamton
Metropolitan Area, Johnson City offers small town
atmosphere along with urban prosperity. The 2000
census placed the population at 15,535, while
current estimates call for almost 17,000 people.
Enormous commercial growth has occurred in recent
years, including the construction of the region's
largest enclosed shopping mall, the Oakdale
Mall.
Johnson City's downtown area bustles with commercial
traffic throughout the day and offers fine dining
and entertainment throughout the evening hours.
The United Health Services-Wilson Memorial
Regional Medical Center lies within Johnson City's
borders, servicing the area with some of the finest
health care available. The Johnson City School
System is one of New York's top-notch educational
facilities, winning many awards over the years and
providing quality learning for resident students.
Johnson City is considered part of the Triple
Cities Economic Development Zone, the triple cities
also including Binghamton and
Endicott. Within the
"EDZ", numerous state, federal and county
incentives are offered to aid new businesses in
relocating to the region.
Broome County is one of the most picturesque and
lovely areas in upstate New
York. Gently rolling
hills flow down to meet the rivers, where fishermen
and canoeists take delight in the natural beauty of
the waters. The quality of life rates high here,
while housing prices are generally 10% lower than
other portions of the state.
Both the Greater Binghamton Metropolitan Area and
Broome County are two of the fastest growing regions
in the upstate area. The village of Johnson City, NY
is sure to be growing right along with them.
