Englewood Cliffs is a small borough in Bergen County, New Jersey, set atop the Palisades overlooking the Hudson River, just north of the George Washington Bridge and directly across from New York City. Its elevated setting along the cliffs gives it dramatic views of the river and the Manhattan skyline, and the Palisades Interstate Parkway runs through the borough. The borough's name reflects its geography: the Palisades cliffs above the Hudson, adjacent to the larger city of Englewood. It developed as a quiet residential community on the wooded heights, and over time it became something more — a corporate address of national significance. Englewood Cliffs is best known as a corporate headquarters hub. A stretch of Sylvan Avenue, sometimes called the "Billion Dollar Mile," is home to the North American offices of major companies including LG Electronics, CNBC, and Unilever, as well as Ferrari and Maserati. This concentration of corporate campuses gives Englewood Cliffs an unusual profile for a residential borough of its size, with a significant daytime workforce alongside a largely residential population of roughly 5,400. Englewood Cliffs is served by the Englewood Cliffs Public Schools for elementary and middle grades, with high school students attending Dwight Morrow High School in neighboring Englewood through a send-receive relationship. The borough's residential character is distinctly low-density, with estate-style homes on wooded lots stepping back from the Palisades. For homebuyers, Englewood Cliffs offers an exclusive, quiet suburban setting with exceptional proximity to Manhattan, combining scenic views, strong schools, and a corporate presence that few small towns can match.