About Bethlehem

Sandwiched between the I-476 and I-78, Bethlehem is home to 72,000 residents 68 miles north of Philadelphia. Located in the Lehigh Valley region of eastern Pennsylvania, Bethlehem is the second largest city in the region after Allentown, a few miles away. In 2006, Money Magazine rated the city as number 88 on their "Top 100 Best Places to Live." Dating back to the Industrial Revolution, the Bethlehem was a hotbed for the steel industry although the decline of the economy had led most of the local steel mills to close. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Bethlehem are witnessing the city experiencing an economic and cultural renaissance and enjoy the wonderful jobs locally and in Allentown which remove the necessity of commuting.

Lehigh University and Moravian College both provide quality 4-year collegiate educations right in Bethlehem. The Northampton Community College is also nearby. Residents of a Bethlehem house or apartment for rent also have a variety of K-12 institutions to serve the area. The school district provides 19 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, and 2 high schools not to mention a large number of private and parochial schools. The city’s Stabler Arena hosts Lehigh Valley Outlawz, an indoor football team, provides great entertainment during the season. Events like Musikfest, SouthSide Film Festival, and the North East Art Rock Festival join the community and feature widespread support.

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