4th-largest Essex County township (53,105 pop). Home to Bloomfield HS Bengals (est. 1871), Bloomfield College/Montclair State, and Brookdale Park. Median sale ~$525K.
If you're searching for homes for sale in Bloomfield Township, NJ, you're looking at the 4th-largest municipality in Essex County by population + an inner-ring suburb of Newark. With 53,105 residents (2020), est. 55,416 (2024), 57,082 (2026 World Population Review), 53,793 (Census Reporter), Bloomfield Township is 4th of 22 Essex County by population (36th of 565 NJ — among the larger NJ municipalities) + 7th of 22 by area (5.36 sq mi). Density 9,950.3/sq mi (6th of 22 county — very dense). +5,790 (+12.2%) growth from 2010 — among Essex County's strongest growth + +7.98% post-2020 growth + 1.48% annual current. The historical origin: Bloomfield was incorporated as a township on March 23, 1812. Named after Joseph Bloomfield — the 4th Governor of New Jersey + Revolutionary War officer. The spawn legacy: in 1812 the original Bloomfield Township included Glen Ridge + Montclair + Belleville — February 12, 1895: Glen Ridge separated from Bloomfield (voted 23-vote margin to break off) + Glen Ridge incorporated as borough February 13, 1895. The geographic + role positioning: inner-ring suburb of Newark. Elevation 174 ft. The education differentiator: Bloomfield Public Schools (PreK-12, 11 schools) — 155 Broad Street 07003, 6,191 students 2021-22, 538.5 FTE, 11.5:1 ratio, DFG DE, Superintendent Salvatore Goncalves, Business administrator Hwey-Hwey "Vicky" Guo. Bloomfield High School (Bengals) — 160 Broad Street 07003, 4-year comprehensive public HS established 1871 (one of NJ's oldest public high schools) + current facility completed 1911, 2,055 students 9-12 (2024-25), substantial 158.6 FTE, 13.0:1 ratio, Principal Christopher Jennings, Cardinal Red + Gray colors, Bengals mascot, Super Essex Conference + North Jersey Super Football Conference. Rival: Montclair High School Mounties — one of NJ's most-storied cross-town high school football rivalries. Bloomfield Tech High School (Eagles, 209 Franklin Street, Vocational HS, Red White + Blue, Essex County Vocational/Essex County since June 2023). Bloomfield College (now part of Montclair State University as of 2023 acquisition) — major higher education anchor. Brookdale Park — major regional Essex County park straddling Bloomfield + Montclair. Watsessing Park — major Essex County park on Bloomfield-East Orange border. Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street main commercial corridors. Median HH income $103,604 + poverty rate 8.61% + median age 37.5 (younger than many Essex towns) + 42.64% White + 16.15% Black + 14.88% other + 9.45% Asian (diverse). Bloomfield Township real estate trades at very competitive Essex County / NYC-metro pricing reflecting March 23, 1812 incorporation + Joseph Bloomfield NJ 4th Governor + Revolutionary War officer namesake + parent township of Glen Ridge (1895 spawn) + Montclair + Belleville + 4th-largest Essex County by population (53,105) + +12.2% post-2010 growth + inner-ring Newark suburb + ~37.5 median age younger demographic + diverse community + Bloomfield HS Bengals (est. 1871 — one of NJ's oldest, Cardinal Red + Gray, 2,055 students, 13.0:1, Montclair Mounties rival) + Bloomfield Tech HS Eagles (vocational) + Bloomfield Public Schools 11 schools + Bloomfield College/Montclair State + Brookdale Park + Watsessing Park regional Essex County parks + Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street main corridors. Government: Special charter government type, Township Council body. Mayor: Jenny Mundell (D, term ends December 31, 2028). Administrator: Anthony G. DeZenzo (acting). Municipal Clerk: Louise M. Palagano. ZIP 07003. Area codes 862/973. Elevation 174 ft. 268th of 565 NJ by area, 7th of 22 county.
Bloomfield Township is the 4th-largest municipality in Essex County by population + an inner-ring suburb of Newark. With 53,105 residents (2020), est. 55,416 (2024), 57,082 (2026), Bloomfield is 4th of 22 Essex by population + 7th of 22 by area (5.36 sq mi). Density 9,950.3/sq mi (6th in Essex — very dense). +12.2% post-2010 growth + +7.98% post-2020 — among Essex County's strongest growth. The historical origin: incorporated as township March 23, 1812. Named after Joseph Bloomfield — 4th Governor of NJ + Revolutionary War officer. The 1812 original Bloomfield Township included Glen Ridge + Montclair + Belleville. February 12, 1895: Glen Ridge separated from Bloomfield by 23-vote margin + incorporated as borough February 13, 1895. The education differentiator: Bloomfield Public Schools (PreK-12, 11 schools, 155 Broad Street, 6,191 students 2021-22, 11.5:1 ratio, DFG DE, Superintendent Salvatore Goncalves). Bloomfield High School (Bengals — Cardinal Red + Gray) — established 1871 (one of NJ's oldest public high schools), 160 Broad Street, current facility completed 1911, 2,055 students, 13.0:1 ratio + rival Montclair HS Mounties — one of NJ's most-storied cross-town high school football rivalries. Bloomfield Tech HS (Eagles, vocational, 209 Franklin Street, Red + White + Blue, transferred to Essex County June 2023). Bloomfield College (now part of Montclair State University since 2023 acquisition). The major park anchors: Brookdale Park (regional Essex County park straddling Bloomfield + Montclair) + Watsessing Park (Essex County park on Bloomfield-East Orange border) + Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street main commercial corridors. Population 53,105 (2020), est. 55,416 (2024). Total area 5.36 sq mi (5.34 land). 268th of 565 NJ by area, 7th of 22 county. Density 9,950.3/sq mi. Elevation 174 ft. ZIP 07003. Area codes 862/973. Median HH income $103,604 + poverty rate 8.61% + median age 37.5 (younger demographic) + 42.64% White + 16.15% Black + 14.88% other + 9.45% Asian (diverse). Government: Special charter form, Township Council body. Mayor Jenny Mundell (D, term ends Dec 31 2028). The Bloomfield Bengals (est. 1871, Cardinal Red + Gray, 2,055 students, Montclair Mounties rival) + Bloomfield Public Schools 11 schools DFG DE + Bloomfield Tech Eagles + Bloomfield College + March 23, 1812 township incorporation + Joseph Bloomfield NJ 4th Governor + Revolutionary War officer namesake + parent of Glen Ridge + Montclair + Belleville + 4th-largest Essex by population (53,105) + +12.2% post-2010 growth + inner-ring Newark suburb + 37.5 median age younger demographic + 42.64% White + diverse community + Brookdale Park + Watsessing Park + Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street corridors substantially differentiates Bloomfield Township from substantial other Essex County municipalities.
Bloomfield High School Bengals — established 1871 (one of NJ's oldest public high schools), 160 Broad Street, current facility 1911, 2,055 students, 13.0:1, Cardinal Red + Gray. Rival Montclair HS Mounties — one of NJ's most-storied cross-town football rivalries.
4th of 22 Essex County by population — 36th of 565 NJ. +5,790 (+12.2%) growth from 2010 — among Essex County's strongest growth. Inner-ring suburb of Newark + 37.5 median age younger demographic + 42.64% White diverse community.
March 23, 1812 incorporated + named after Joseph Bloomfield — NJ 4th Governor + Revolutionary War officer. Parent township of Glen Ridge (1895 spawn by 23-vote margin) + Montclair + Belleville. Brookdale Park + Watsessing Park anchors.
Bloomfield Township's substantial 5.34-square-mile dense inner-ring Newark suburban housing stock concentrates primarily in 1880s-1930s Victorian + Queen Anne + Craftsman + Foursquare + Colonial Revival + Tudor Revival + Center Hall Colonial residences (1812 incorporation + late-19th/early-20th-century streetcar-suburb development era), 2-family + 3-family + multi-family residences + smaller condo + townhome inventory (among the highest 2-family + multi-family concentrations in western Essex), Cape Cod + ranch + bi-level + split-level + raised-ranch residences (1940s-1970s post-WWII era development), newer post-2000 custom-build + tear-down/rebuild luxury residences + recent transit-oriented condo development near Bloomfield Avenue, and smaller 1812-1880s heritage residences in Bloomfield Center historic district + along Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street corridors. Mix of affluent NYC professional + Wall Street + Big Law + Big Tech + medical + corporate executive families + multi-generational diverse Bloomfield community + buyers from Manhattan/Brooklyn/Hoboken/Jersey City seeking inner-ring Newark suburb + Bloomfield Bengals access + Brookdale Park + diverse community character + larger 2-family inventory + transit-oriented Bloomfield Avenue access at competitive entry-tier pricing.
Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street corridor condominiums + townhomes + mixed-use apartments + 2-family + 3-family + multi-family residences (among western Essex's highest concentrations) + smaller older 1880-1940s Victorian + Cape Cod + bungalow residences. Entry-tier Bloomfield pricing — first-time + young NYC professional + investor + Bengals HS access buyer segment.
single-family Center Hall Colonial + Victorian + Queen Anne + Craftsman + Foursquare + larger Cape Cod + split-level + ranch + bi-level residences in established 1890s-1970s Bloomfield neighborhoods. Primary-residence family demand anchored by Bloomfield Bengals + Bloomfield Public Schools + Brookdale Park + Bloomfield Avenue walkable corridors.
larger Victorian + Queen Anne + Tudor Revival + Colonial Revival + Italianate + Classical Revival heritage residences + newer post-2000 custom-build + tear-down/rebuild luxury + recent transit-oriented condo development near Bloomfield Avenue. Upper-tier Bloomfield inventory + major NYC executive + finance + medical family demand.
Bloomfield Township's substantial 5.34-square-mile dense inner-ring Newark suburb footprint segments by Bloomfield Center historic district + Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street commercial corridors + Bloomfield HS Bengals campus + Brookdale Park + Watsessing Park anchors + Bloomfield College/Montclair State + diverse residential pockets.
Bloomfield High School Bengals campus — 160 Broad Street 07003 + Bloomfield Public Schools HQ — 155 Broad Street 07003. Established 1871 — one of NJ's oldest public high schools + 2,055 students 9-12 + 11.5:1 district ratio + DFG DE. Defining civic + educational anchor of the township.
Bloomfield Center historic district + Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street commercial corridors — the walkable downtown core with shops + restaurants + civic anchors + Bloomfield Public Schools HQ + Bloomfield HS Bengals + Bloomfield Green (historic village green). Defining walkable downtown artery.
Brookdale Park — major regional Essex County park straddling Bloomfield + Montclair. Defining park + recreation anchor of northern Bloomfield. Trails + ball fields + dog park + open space.
Watsessing Park — major Essex County park on the Bloomfield-East Orange border. Defining park anchor of southern Bloomfield. Trails + ball fields + community recreation infrastructure.
Bloomfield College — founded as Presbyterian-affiliated 4-year college; acquired by Montclair State University in 2023. Defining higher education + town-gown anchor of Bloomfield. Bloomfield Tech HS (Eagles, vocational, 209 Franklin Street, Red + White + Blue, transferred to Essex County June 2023).
"Bloomfield Township is the 4th-largest Essex County municipality by population (53,105 / 2020) + inner-ring suburb of Newark + parent township of Glen Ridge (1895 spawn) + Montclair + Belleville + Bloomfield HS Bengals (est. 1871, one of NJ's oldest public high schools) + Montclair Mounties cross-town rival + Bloomfield College / Montclair State + Brookdale Park / Watsessing Park county park anchor township. Bloomfield was incorporated as a township on March 23, 1812 + named after Joseph Bloomfield — the 4th Governor of New Jersey + a Revolutionary War officer. Pop 53,105 (2020), est. 55,416 (2024), 57,082 (2026 World Population Review), +5,790 (+12.2%) growth from 2010 — among Essex County's strongest growth + +7.98% post-2020 growth + 1.48% annual current. 36th of 565 NJ by population + 4th of 22 county. 268th of 565 NJ by area (5.36 sq mi) + 7th of 22 county. Density 9,950.3/sq mi — among Essex's higher densities. Median household income $103,604 + poverty rate 8.61% + median age 37.5 (younger than many Essex towns) + 42.64% White + 16.15% Black or African American + 14.88% other race + 9.45% Asian + smaller percentages for Native American + multiracial (diverse community). With substantial Bloomfield Public Schools (comprehensive community public school district serving PreK-12 from Bloomfield; 11 schools at 155 Broad Street 07003; 6,191 students 2021-22, 538.5 FTE classroom teachers, 11.5:1 student-teacher ratio, DFG DE, Superintendent Salvatore Goncalves, Business administrator Hwey-Hwey 'Vicky' Guo), substantial Bloomfield High School (Bengals, 160 Broad Street Bloomfield 07003, four-year comprehensive public high school established 1871 — one of NJ's oldest public high schools + current facility completed 1911 + the lone secondary school of the Bloomfield Public Schools; 2,055 students 9-12 in 2024-25, 158.6 FTE, 13.0:1 ratio, Principal Christopher Jennings, Cardinal Red + Gray colors, Bengals team name, Super Essex Conference + North Jersey Super Football Conference, rival Montclair High School — one of NJ's most-storied cross-town football rivalries), substantial Bloomfield Tech High School (also Essex County Bloomfield Tech or Bloomfield Tech, regional vocational public HS at 209 Franklin Street, Eagles team name, Red + White + Blue colors, Super Essex Conference, transferred from Essex County Vocational Technical Schools to Essex County in June 2023 — home to the first Green Energy Academy in a high school setting which opened in 2009), substantial Bloomfield College (now part of Montclair State University since 2023 acquisition — major higher education + town-gown anchor), substantial Brookdale Park (major regional Essex County park straddling Bloomfield + Montclair) + Watsessing Park (Essex County park on Bloomfield-East Orange border), substantial Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street main commercial corridors + Bloomfield Center historic district, substantial Special charter government form with Township Council body — Mayor Jenny Mundell (D, term ends December 31, 2028) + Administrator Anthony G. DeZenzo (acting) + Municipal Clerk Louise M. Palagano, elevation 174 ft, ZIP 07003, area codes 862/973, and competitive Essex County pricing reflecting Bloomfield Bengals + Bloomfield College/Montclair State + Joseph Bloomfield NJ 4th Governor + 1812 township + Glen Ridge + Montclair + Belleville parent + 4th-largest Essex by population + +12.2% post-2010 growth + diverse community + Brookdale + Watsessing Parks, Bloomfield Township anchors the 4th-largest inner-ring-Newark-suburb + Bengals-HS-est-1871 Essex County market."
Bloomfield Township cross-shops with top Essex County inner-ring + neighbor municipalities — Montclair Township (DFG I + Mounties + 6 NJ Transit + Brookdale Park partner + ~$1.1M — direct neighbor + Bengals rival), Glen Ridge Borough (1895 spawn from Bloomfield + DFG I + 665 gas lamps + ~$1.1M — direct neighbor), Cedar Grove Township (DFG I + Panthers + Watchung Chains + ~$650K), Verona Borough (DFG I + Hillbillies + Verona Park lake + ~$750K), and West Orange Township (Edison NHP + Mountaineers + ~$650K).
| Town | Median Sale | Population | Land Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bloomfield Township ★ | $525,000 | 53,105 | 5.34 mi² |
| Montclair Township | $1,100,000 | 40,921 | 6.24 mi² |
| Glen Ridge Borough | $1,100,000 | 7,802 | 1.27 mi² |
| Cedar Grove Township | $650,000 | 12,980 | 4.24 mi² |
| West Orange Township | $650,000 | 48,843 | 12.00 mi² |
★ Subject town. Sources: Essex County government; Bloomfield Township population 53,105 (2020 census Wikipedia), estimated 55,416 (2024), 57,082 (2026 World Population Review), 53,793 (Census Reporter), +5,790 (+12.2%) from 2010 — among Essex County's strongest growth, +7.98% post-2020 + 1.48% annual current; 5.36 sq mi total (5.34 land + 0.023 water = 0.45% water area); 268th of 565 NJ by area, 7th of 22 in Essex County; population rank 36th of 565 NJ, 4th of 22 county; density 9,950.3/sq mi (38th of 565 NJ, 6th of 22 county); elevation 174 ft; ZIP 07003; area codes 862/973; median household income $103,604 + poverty rate 8.61% + median age 37.5; racial composition 42.64% White + 16.15% Black or African American + 14.88% other race + 9.45% Asian + smaller percentages for Native American + multiracial; Bloomfield was incorporated as a township on March 23, 1812 + named after Joseph Bloomfield — the 4th Governor of New Jersey + Revolutionary War officer; the 1812 original Bloomfield Township included Glen Ridge + Montclair + Belleville; February 12, 1895 Glen Ridge separated from Bloomfield by 23-vote margin + Glen Ridge incorporated as borough February 13, 1895; inner-ring suburb of Newark; current Mayor Jenny Mundell (D, term ends December 31, 2028); Administrator Anthony G. DeZenzo (acting); Municipal Clerk Louise M. Palagano; government type Special charter, Township Council body; Bloomfield Public Schools (comprehensive community public school district serving PreK-12 from Bloomfield; 11 schools at 155 Broad Street 07003; 6,191 students 2021-22, 538.5 FTE classroom teachers, 11.5:1 student-teacher ratio, DFG DE, Superintendent Salvatore Goncalves, Business administrator Hwey-Hwey "Vicky" Guo); Bloomfield High School (Bengals, 160 Broad Street Bloomfield 07003, four-year comprehensive public high school established 1871 — one of NJ's oldest public high schools + current facility completed 1911 + lone secondary school of Bloomfield Public Schools; 2,055 students 9-12 in 2024-25, 158.6 FTE, 13.0:1 student-teacher ratio, Principal Christopher Jennings, Cardinal Red and Gray colors, Bengals team name, Super Essex Conference + North Jersey Super Football Conference, rival Montclair High School Mounties); Bloomfield Tech High School (also Essex County Bloomfield Tech or Bloomfield Tech, regional vocational public HS at 209 Franklin Street, Eagles team name, Red + White + Blue colors, Super Essex Conference, transferred from Essex County Vocational Technical Schools to Essex County in June 2023 — home to the first Green Energy Academy in a high school setting which opened in 2009, school was closed in 2018 and reopened for 2019-2020 school year); Bloomfield College (now part of Montclair State University since 2023 acquisition); Brookdale Park (major regional Essex County park straddling Bloomfield + Montclair); Watsessing Park (Essex County park on Bloomfield-East Orange border); Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street main commercial corridors + Bloomfield Center historic district. Bloomfield Township pricing varies substantially by section and product type — larger historic Victorians + newer post-2000 custom-build + tear-down/rebuild luxury can command $700K-$1.2M+ upper-tier premium. Verify property-specific pricing with The Prodigy Team before contract.
March 23, 1812 Township Incorporation + Joseph Bloomfield NJ 4th Governor + Revolutionary War Officer Namesake + Parent Township of Glen Ridge + Montclair + Belleville. Bloomfield was incorporated as a township on March 23, 1812 + named after Joseph Bloomfield — the 4th Governor of New Jersey + Revolutionary War officer. The 1812 original Bloomfield Township included Glen Ridge + Montclair + Belleville. February 12, 1895: Glen Ridge separated from Bloomfield by 23-vote margin + Glen Ridge incorporated as borough February 13, 1895. Population 53,105 (2020), est. 55,416 (2024), 57,082 (2026), +12.2% post-2010 growth — among Essex County's strongest growth. 4th of 22 county by population. 7th of 22 by area (5.36 sq mi). Density 9,950.3/sq mi. Elevation 174 ft. ZIP 07003. Area codes 862/973.
Bloomfield HS Bengals (Est. 1871 — One of NJ's Oldest Public HS) + Cardinal Red + Gray + Montclair Mounties Rival. Bloomfield High School (Bengals) is at 160 Broad Street Bloomfield 07003 — four-year comprehensive public high school established 1871 (one of NJ's oldest public high schools), current facility completed 1911, lone secondary school of Bloomfield Public Schools. 2,055 students 9-12 (2024-25), 158.6 FTE, 13.0:1 ratio, Principal Christopher Jennings, Cardinal Red and Gray colors, Bengals team name, Super Essex Conference + North Jersey Super Football Conference. Rival: Montclair High School Mounties — one of NJ's most-storied cross-town high school football rivalries. The Bloomfield Public Schools is a comprehensive community public school district serving PreK-12 from Bloomfield — 11 schools at 155 Broad Street, 6,191 students (2021-22), 11.5:1 ratio, DFG DE, Superintendent Salvatore Goncalves.
Bloomfield Tech HS Eagles + Bloomfield College/Montclair State (2023 Acquisition) + Bloomfield Center Historic District + Brookdale + Watsessing Parks. Bloomfield Tech High School (Eagles, 209 Franklin Street, vocational, Red + White + Blue, transferred from Essex County Vocational Technical Schools to Essex County in June 2023) was home to the first Green Energy Academy in a high school setting which opened in 2009. Bloomfield College (now part of Montclair State University since 2023 acquisition) is a major higher education + town-gown anchor. Bloomfield Center historic district + Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street main commercial corridors define the walkable downtown core. Brookdale Park is a major regional Essex County park straddling Bloomfield + Montclair. Watsessing Park is an Essex County park on the Bloomfield-East Orange border.
Special Charter Government + Mayor Jenny Mundell + Inner-Ring Newark Suburb + Diverse Community. Government: Special charter form, Township Council body. Mayor Jenny Mundell (D, term ends December 31, 2028). Administrator Anthony G. DeZenzo (acting). Municipal Clerk Louise M. Palagano. Bloomfield is an inner-ring suburb of Newark with median household income $103,604 + median age 37.5 (younger than many Essex towns). Racial composition: 42.64% White + 16.15% Black + 14.88% other + 9.45% Asian + smaller percentages for Native American and multiracial — diverse community.
Bloomfield Township pricing varies substantially by section and product type. Entry tier Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street corridor condominiums + townhomes + mixed-use apartments + 2-family + 3-family + multi-family residences + smaller older 1880-1940s Victorian + Cape Cod + bungalow residences start ~$375K-$525K; single-family Center Hall Colonial + Victorian + Queen Anne + Craftsman + Foursquare + larger Cape Cod + split-level + ranch + bi-level residences in established 1890s-1970s neighborhoods $500K-$725K family tier; larger Victorian + Queen Anne + Tudor Revival + Colonial Revival heritage residences + newer post-2000 custom-build + tear-down/rebuild luxury + recent transit-oriented condo development $700K-$1.2M+. Median sale ~$525K. Bloomfield Township commands competitive pricing reflecting Bloomfield HS Bengals (est. 1871 — one of NJ's oldest), Bloomfield Public Schools 11 schools DFG DE, Bloomfield College/Montclair State, Brookdale Park, Watsessing Park, and inner-ring Newark suburb diverse community character.
Bloomfield Township students attend the Bloomfield Public Schools — a comprehensive community public school district serving PreK-12 from Bloomfield. The district has 11 schools at 155 Broad Street, 6,191 students (2021-22), 11.5:1 ratio, DFG DE, Superintendent Salvatore Goncalves. For high school, students attend Bloomfield High School Bengals at 160 Broad Street — four-year comprehensive public high school established 1871 (one of NJ's oldest public high schools), current facility completed 1911, lone secondary school of Bloomfield Public Schools. 2,055 students 9-12, 13.0:1 ratio, Cardinal Red and Gray colors, Bengals team name. Rival: Montclair HS Mounties — one of NJ's most-storied cross-town football rivalries. Also Bloomfield Tech HS Eagles (vocational, 209 Franklin Street, transferred to Essex County June 2023). Higher education: Bloomfield College (now part of Montclair State University since 2023 acquisition).
Bloomfield was incorporated as a township on March 23, 1812 + named after Joseph Bloomfield — the 4th Governor of New Jersey + Revolutionary War officer. The 1812 original Bloomfield Township included Glen Ridge + Montclair + Belleville. Over the decades, parts of the original Bloomfield Township separated to form their own municipalities — most notably Glen Ridge, which separated from Bloomfield by a 23-vote margin on February 12, 1895 + incorporated as borough February 13, 1895. Mayor Jenny Mundell. ZIP 07003.
The Bloomfield High School Bengals (Cardinal Red and Gray, established 1871, 160 Broad Street) play their cross-town rival the Montclair High School Mounties (Royal Blue and White, established 1886, 100 Chestnut Street) in one of NJ's most-storied cross-town high school football rivalries. The rivalry dates back to the late 1800s when both towns were part of the original 1812 Bloomfield Township (Montclair separated from Bloomfield in 1868). Mayor Jenny Mundell. ZIP 07003.
The Prodigy Team works substantial Bloomfield HS Bengals campus + Bloomfield Public Schools HQ (160 Broad Street + 155 Broad Street), substantial Bloomfield Center historic district + Bloomfield Avenue + Broad Street commercial corridors (walkable downtown core), substantial Brookdale Park (regional Essex County park straddling Bloomfield + Montclair), substantial Watsessing Park (Essex County park on Bloomfield-East Orange border), and substantial Bloomfield College / Montclair State + Bloomfield Tech HS Eagles vocational education anchors every week. Cinematic 4K aerial drone marketing — particularly valuable for Bloomfield Township's $375K-$1.2M+ DFG DE + 4th-largest Essex inner-ring Newark suburb premium inventory across Victorians + Queen Annes + Craftsmen + Foursquares + Center Hall Colonials + Tudors + Cape Cods + 2-family + 3-family + multi-family + post-2000 custom-build luxury + Bloomfield Avenue corridor condos + townhomes + transit-oriented development — NYS/NJ broker representation, and 20+ years of Monmouth Coast + Manhattan/Brooklyn relocation transactional experience now extending to Essex County's 4th-largest Bengals-HS-est-1871 inner-ring-Newark-suburb township.
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