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Paterson is attractive to renters for many reasons, the first being its close proximity to all that New York City has to offer, from the world-class amenities to the major employers and everything in between. Paterson offers plenty of culture itself, boasting a wide range of international cuisines and shops in its walkable downtown area. Paterson’s history in the textile industry dates back to the 19th century, when the city was a dominant center for silk production, earning the nickname the “Silk City.” Today, Paterson is home to a wide variety of businesses and industries.

Among Paterson’s many unique districts is the Great Falls Historic District, which has seen tired warehouses converted into comfortable, modern apartments available for rent. The city is considered an unsung repository of American history and culture, brimming with teachable sites and old-world charm.