Asbury Park Real Estate Guide

Explore homes, condominiums, townhouses, apartments, rentals, historic properties, mixed-use buildings and redevelopment opportunities in a compact Monmouth County city near the Atlantic Ocean, the boardwalk, downtown dining and entertainment, NJ Transit and neighboring Jersey Shore communities.

Single-Family Homes Condos & Townhouses Rental Housing Historic Properties Waterfront Living Downtown Mixed Use Affordable Housing Property Resources

Why Live in Asbury Park?

Beach & Boardwalk AccessResidents can live close to the Atlantic Ocean, waterfront recreation, boardwalk destinations, concerts, events and seasonal activities.
Walkable Downtown LifestyleCookman Avenue, Bangs Avenue, Mattison Avenue and surrounding streets offer restaurants, shops, galleries, services, nightlife and entertainment.
Distinctive ArchitectureThe housing stock includes late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century homes, porches, multifamily buildings, apartments, conversions and contemporary construction.
Transit & Regional AccessThe transportation center and rail station support travel to nearby shore communities and regional destinations without relying exclusively on a car.
Creative & Inclusive CommunityMusic, art, entrepreneurship, neighborhood organizations and a visible LGBTQ+ community contribute to the city’s identity.
Varied Housing ChoicesBuyers and renters can explore detached houses, multifamily homes, condominiums, townhouses, apartments, affordable units and mixed-use settings.

Asbury Park Property Areas & Settings

Waterfront & Ocean AvenueCondominiums, newer residential projects, hotels, mixed-use development and properties close to the beach and boardwalk.
Downtown & Cookman AvenueA walkable urban setting with apartments, condominiums, mixed-use buildings, restaurants, shopping, entertainment and transit access.
Wesley Lake & Southern EdgeResidential and mixed-use properties near Wesley Lake, downtown, the boardwalk and the Ocean Grove boundary.
Library Square & Grand AvenueTree-lined streets, civic buildings, historic architecture and residential properties near the public library and downtown.
Sunset Lake & Northern AvenuesOlder homes, apartments and residential streets near Sunset Lake, Deal Lake, parks and the northern boardwalk district.
Springwood Avenue & West SideLong-established neighborhoods, community institutions, new housing initiatives, redevelopment and access to the transportation center.
Main Street CorridorResidential, commercial and mixed-use properties near services, transportation routes, restaurants and neighborhood businesses.
Neighborhood Residential BlocksSingle-family homes, two-family properties, porches, small yards, garages and a range of renovation conditions across the city.

Housing Types

Single-Family HomesDetached houses range from compact cottages and early twentieth-century homes to renovated residences and newer construction.
Two-Family & Multifamily PropertiesDuplexes, small apartment buildings and larger multifamily properties may appeal to owner-occupants, landlords and investors.
Condominiums & TownhousesOptions include converted buildings, downtown units, waterfront residences, modern townhouses and amenity-oriented developments.
Apartments & RentalsThe rental market includes small buildings, larger complexes, mixed-use properties, affordable units and newer apartment developments.
Mixed-Use PropertyDowntown and corridor buildings may combine storefront, office, restaurant or service space with residential units above.
Accessory Dwelling UnitsQualifying one- and two-family properties may support a legal ADU when zoning, owner-occupancy, parking, registration and construction requirements are met.

Housing Resources

Development & Redevelopment

Waterfront RedevelopmentOceanfront and near-boardwalk property continues to include new residences, hotels, mixed-use projects and public discussions about redevelopment agreements.
Downtown InfillCookman Avenue, Main Street, Memorial Drive and nearby blocks continue to attract apartment, townhouse, commercial and mixed-use proposals.
Affordable Set-AsidesSome approved housing projects include deed-restricted affordable units alongside market-rate housing.
Transit-Oriented HousingProjects near the transportation center and Memorial Drive can connect new housing with rail, bus, downtown and Springwood Avenue.
Historic & Adaptive ReuseOlder buildings may offer opportunities for preservation, rehabilitation, conversion or mixed-use reuse subject to approvals and building conditions.
Public Review ProcessPlanning Board, Zoning Board, Technical Review Committee and City Council materials can help buyers and owners understand nearby proposals.
Development-status reminder: Proposed and approved projects can change in design, ownership, timing, unit count or construction status. Review the latest City planning records rather than relying on an older marketing description.

Buyer & Property Due Diligence

Zoning & Legal UseConfirm whether the property is legally recognized as single-family, two-family, multifamily, mixed-use, commercial or another approved use.
Rental & Resale CertificatesDetermine which City certificates, inspections, registrations and compliance documents are required before closing or occupancy.
Flood & Coastal RiskReview flood-zone information, drainage, storm history, elevation, insurance requirements and proximity to the ocean or lakes.
Historic & Redevelopment RulesCheck whether a property is within a historic district, redevelopment area, overlay district or site-specific plan.
Taxes & AssessmentsReview the current assessment, tax history, potential added assessments, exemptions, abatements and appeal deadlines.
Parking & AccessConfirm driveways, garages, easements, shared access, permit-parking rules, curb restrictions and actual off-street spaces.
Building ConditionInspect structure, roof, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, moisture, lead-based paint, foundations, pests, drainage and prior renovations.
Condo or Association DocumentsReview bylaws, budgets, reserves, insurance, assessments, rental restrictions, pet rules, litigation and maintenance responsibilities.

Local Real Estate & Property Services

The directory below begins with a locally listed Asbury Park property business. Additional verified brokerages, agents, property managers, lenders, title companies, inspectors and attorneys can be added as they are submitted or independently confirmed.

Asbury Properties LLC Property and real estate business
501 Grand Avenue
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
908-377-8063
Asbury Park Property ManagementProperty Management Company 1022 Main Street
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-447-4571
Exp RealtyReal Estate Agency 910 1st Ave
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-390-5927
The William Hagen GroupReal Estate Agency 601 Bangs Avenue, Unit 404-406
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-245-7665
The Haven GroupReal Estate Agency 513 Cookman Avenue, Unit 204A
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-785-6573
NJ Elite GroupReal Estate Agency 603 Mattison Avenue, Ste 303
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-523-0757
O' Brian RealtyReal Estate Agency 200 Main Street
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-229-3552
Oz GroupReal Estate Agency 603 Mattison Avenue, Unit 412
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-785-4808
Redfin RealtyReal Estate Agency 619 Lake Ave, Ste 3
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
267-642-4821
RE/MAX GatewayReal Estate Agency 501 Grand Avenue, L3
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-996-9269
Sackman EnterprisesProperty Management Company513 Cookman Ave, FL 3
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-774-1330
Sackman Realty Property and real estate business
513 Cookman Avenue, Floor 1
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-798-8188
Space & Company Property and real estate business
410 Bond Street
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-776-7078
Townsmen Properties LLCProperty Management Company503 Grand Avenue, Ste L2
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-988-0048
Vail RealtyReal Estate Agency 701 Mattison Avenue
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-850-4689
Ward Wright Sotheby's InternationalReal Estate Agency 521 Cookman Avenue, #101
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-775-8500
Weichert RealtorsReal Estate Agency 209 Bond Street, #1
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-807-6900
Verify professional credentials: Before hiring an agent, broker, contractor, inspector, appraiser or other property professional, confirm current licensing, insurance, references, scope of service and written terms.

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