Take a look at some of the people who call the Courts of Glenpointe home. There is a woman who is part of the Kenyan mission to the United Nations, and a man who is part of the Botswanan mission. There's a Latino woman who teaches high school in the Bronx. There's a single mom, and a university professor from Illinois who hasn't lost her Midwestern twang. There's a wide receiver for the New York Giants and a classical Greek and Roman scholar.
Young singles live there, and so do retired couples.
There are empty-nesters and parents rearing toddlers. People work as attorneys, psychologists, writers, business executives, talent agents, art therapists, and dentists. Developer started out small Alfred Sanzari grew up during the Depression and never forgot the deprivations his parents suffered. As a boy, Sanzari shined shoes in front of a bank building in Hackensack to help his parents make ends meet. During World War II, Sanzari worked on a sheet- metal operation for the Office of Strategic Services.