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704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
Our clients fell in love with this home and especially the amazing water views the first day they saw it.
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Pasch Real Estate - Bradley Beach Real Estate Agency
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
We are happy to announce that Antoinette “Toni” Allia has made the move to Pasch Real Estate. Toni brings over 10 years of real estate experience and has been a long time resident in Bradley Beach. She has in-depth knowledge of Bradley Beach and the surrounding communities. Toni can help you with any of your real estate needs at the Jersey shore.
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704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
Located just 4 blocks to the beach, this property features 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, beautiful original hardwood floors, large living and dining room. Another hard to find feature are the 2 bedrooms and full bath located on the first floor. Upstairs has a 3rd bedroom with ensuite bath. Enjoy relaxing and the ocean breezes from the front porch as well as an open side porch. No parking worries here...this home has an attached garage as well.
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Pasch Real Estate - Bradley Beach Real Estate Agency
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
This unique and much sought after style craftsman home can soon be your oasis at the beach. Located just 4 blocks to the beach, this property features 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, beautiful original hardwood floors, large living and dining room. Another hard to find feature are the 2 bedrooms and full bath located on the first floor. Upstairs has a 3rd bedroom with ensuite bath. Enjoy relaxing and the ocean breezes from the front porch as well as an open side porch. No parking worries here…this home has an attached garage as well.
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Pasch Real Estate - Bradley Beach Real Estate Agency
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
Be the first to call this 1 bedroom 1 bath home. Located just a little over 1 block from the beach and assigned off street parking for two cars.
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Pasch Real Estate - Bradley Beach Real Estate Agency
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
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Pasch Real Estate - Bradley Beach Real Estate Agency
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
A private waterfront location makes this beautifully updated townhome one of the most desirable on Seaview Island.
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Pasch Real Estate - Bradley Beach Real Estate Agency
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
Extraordinary Property! 3-1/2 blocks to the beach.
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704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
Pasch Real Estate provides quick, accurate, and up-to-date real estate market information for the Jersey shore. If you are interested in this information for other towns in the area we would be happy to assist you.
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Pasch Real Estate - Bradley Beach Real Estate Agency
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
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704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
Some owners who rent their homes at the Jersey Shore, and the vacationers who book them, will soon no longer be saddled with a controversial tax.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced Thursday night he will sign a bill into law repealing an 11.6 percent tax on short-term vacation rental properties that owners arrange directly themselves.
“The mom and pop who wants to rent out their place, we’ve concluded they shouldn’t be burdened by this,” Murphy said during his call-in show on News 12 New Jersey.
Murphy is returning from his Italian villa. Here are all the big decisions he now faces.
Here's a look at the key legislation in New Jersey waiting for Gov. Phil Murphy's signature or veto.
Murphy and his fellow Democrats who lead the state Legislature agreed to the tax as part of a larger state budget deal last summer.
It was meant to tax rentals booked through online marketplaces like Airbnb and VRBO the same way hotels are taxed.
But critics say the law inadvertently included rentals that are booked by word of mouth and through classified ads — which are popular at the Shore. Some said that has hurt local tourism because renters want to avoid the tax.
The measure Murphy is about to sign (A4814) is designed as a fix, exempting properties that owners themselves arrange to be rented. The tax will still apply to rentals booked through online marketplaces.
The bill is one of several big-ticket items awaiting the governor after a 13-day family vacation.
Until Thursday, though, Murphy had been coy about whether he’d sign or veto it. He said last month that he knows there has been “so anecdotal concern," and “I don’t make light of that.”
But he added there has also been “overwhelming evidence that this might be the best summer” the Shore has ever seen, with places “well-rented and sold out.”
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704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
Welcome home Warren & Tara and congratulations on the purchase of your first home located in Toms River. It took time finding the perfect home and the ideal location. But Gail Maher listened to your wants and don’t wants and searched both Monmouth and Ocean counties until everything matched your checklist.
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Pasch Real Estate - Bradley Beach Real Estate Agency
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
By Michelle Gladden
iStar [the city’s master waterfront developer] and the City, announced in a joint news statement that an agreement has been reached on how to move forward with the reconstruction of the north end boardwalk.
“With the cooperation of iStar, we are ready to bring a new boardwalk to the north end,” Mayor John Moor said. “The public has given their input and a redesigned plan has been selected. We may not always see every detail the same way but we share the same goal of making Asbury Park succeed for everyone. This is a win for our taxpayers and for the entire community. I appreciate iStar stepping forward on this project.”
Despite not being legally obligated to fund the $8 million project, iStar agreed to pay for the boardwalk construction through the infrastructure financing program, which includes an additional $2 million associated with the City’s approved redesign.
“We are a part of this community and our goal is to continue to bring certainty and long-term stability to the city,” said iStar’s Senior Vice President of Land and Development Brian Cheripka. “The City and the NJDEP need to formally approve the new design, but if they do so by October, we expect to have a new boardwalk completed in time for the next summer season. Choosing to work with the public and the City on a new north end boardwalk is part of our larger commitment to Asbury Park and its residents. Asbury Park is the preeminent shore town and we are excited to be part of supporting and growing this incredible place.”
The north end boardwalk redesign was born out of the 2002 waterfront redevelopment agreement [WRA]:
“The northern end of the Boardwalk will be extended to meet Ocean Avenue at Deal Lake. A new path will be constructed that will extend from Seventh Avenue to Deal Lake. This curvilinear path will be set at beach leveland will provide barrier-free access along the beachfront. New dunes will be constructed to provide a backdrop of natural landforms and plantings that will also provide an enhanced degree of shoreline protection.”
Unveiled last fall, the infrastructure improvement plan was met with public backlash. By November 8, the governing body issued a cease and desist order for the CAFRA approved plan and they complied. The Coastal Area Facility Review Act governs environmental regulations associated with development along the coastline.
A December public comment period resulted in 160 responses, which were reviewed and used to form optional plans [one envisioning an alternative use for iStar’s Bradley Cove development plan]. Following the January unveiling, over 350 comments were received, reviewed, and a conceptual plan for the north end boardwalk started to take shape, City Manager Michael Capabianco said.
The new plan returns the boardwalk to its existing levels, keeps the playground at its current location, maintains free parking at the improved ‘Fisherman’s Lot,’ and features an improved access path, gender-neutral ADA compliant bathrooms and other ADA improvements through a partnership with the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, bicycle switchback, reinforcement of the existing dune structure, relocating jetty stones found under the boardwalk, an increased infiltration system that includes a rain garden and stormwater management to accommodate the Deal Lake Drive outfall removal, and an emergency and DPW access.
Capabianco said some of the design and widths may change as they proceed through the formal engineering process.
“By iStar taking on the responsibility for the new boardwalk construction, we are saving existing taxpayers money and expediting construction,” Deputy Mayor Amy Quinn said. “We look forward to continuing discussions with iStar to find the best solutions to fund the City’s infrastructure needs in the waterfront.”
Pasch Real Estate - Bradley Beach Real Estate Agency
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
2423 Hamilton Ave in Spring Lake Heights
This amazing sunlit home features casual elegance with upscale features. About 1.38 mi to the beach. This home was thoughtfully designed and built with convenience in mind. Detail features are a testament to why you will fall in love with this model like home. At 2,930 sqft with open floor plan. Custom designer kitchen, Granite counter tops, double wall oven, dishwasher, Custom Cabinetry lighting, Central vac. Deluxe Crown molding, Bamboo flooring on first fl. Anderson windows and Pella doors. Second fl balcony with custom railing. First fl.covered patio with in ground salt water heated pool, intercom, too many to list. Award winning School District remains to be the Top attraction to the neighborhood. Manasquan High school. Convenience to the beach and major Hwy are the extra Perks!
Pasch Real Estate - Bradley Beach Real Estate Agency
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
By JOANNE L. PAPAIANNI
How much would you pay to live in Bradley Beach? $1 million? There are several houses for sale for more than that.
House prices in Bradley Beach are on the rise. Currently there are eight properties listed for over $1 million with the top price for a new construction at $1,899,000 at 200 Bradley Blvd.
A three bedroom, 3 bathroom Ocean Ave. house with a basement is listed at $1,570,000.
Housing prices have escalated throughout the Coastal Monmouth area recently
In addition to the million dollar homes, there are 11 for sale from the mid $750,000 range to $950,000.
In the past 12 months six houses in the borough have closed for prices ranging from $1,160,000 to $1,550,000.
There are also two houses valued at over $1 million that are under contract.
Mayor Gary Engelstad said it’s a major issue at the shore and said he would be meeting with area mayors to discuss the topic in early August.
“It’s actually one of the biggest issues in many shore towns. While the high selling prices are a nice affirmation of everything we’ve done to make Bradley a very desirable place to live, there are two sides to the coin.
“It’s great news if you’re ready to sell and downsize, but many Bradley Beach residents love their home, their neighbors, the proximity to everything and don’t want to move,” the mayor said.
He spoke about people on fixed incomes and young families who cannot afford to buy in the borough.
“Many of them are retired and on fixed incomes and are getting squeezed. High home prices also scare away younger families and impacts our school. At the same time, a lot of people are buying up substandard properties and improving them substantially.
“We’re very blessed in that a lot of our second home owners are also involved in the town with regards to volunteerism and being advocates for improvement,” he said.
Engelstad also talked about the business community.
“Our dramatically improved Main Street is also a reflection of the real estate activity in that more and more entrepreneurs are choosing Bradley Beach to locate their restaurants and businesses. We understand that our beachfront is driving this surge and that’s why we work very hard to make it a pristine, welcoming and safe place,” he said.
Addressing taxes and the impact on the town budget the mayor said, “With regards to the municipal budget, we lowered the municipal tax rate to ensure that we weren’t collecting more money than we did in the previous year. The county, school and library taxes have gone up as they deal with their own individual revenue needs.”
As real estate prices climb there will most likely come a time when they will level off or even begin to decline as has happened in the past, but the gains made in recent years will certainly remain.
Posted on July 17, 2019 by The Coaster
Pasch Real Estate In Bradley Beach
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
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Pasch Real Estate In Bradley Beach
704B Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Office: 732-807-3766
