Homes for sale in Ship Bottom, NJ — current 08008 listings, median home value over $1M (city-data 2023, up from $242,300 in 2000 = 313%+ appreciation, condos + townhomes $500K-$900K, singles + reverse-living $900K-$1.8M, oceanfront + bayfront $1.8M-$4M+), the substantial substantial primary "Gateway to Long Beach Island" borough — substantial Route 72 + Manahawkin Bay Bridge (Dorland J. Henderson Memorial Bridge) LBI causeway terminus, substantial substantial heaviest LBI commercial concentration along Long Beach Boulevard + 8th-9th Street + Causeway corridors, pop 1,098 (2020) + summer pop ~20,000, originally incorporated as Ship Bottom-Beach Arlington March 3 1925 from Long Beach Township (collaborating towns: Bonnie Beach, Bonnet Beach, Edgewater Beach, Beach Arlington, Ship Bottom), renamed Ship Bottom 1947, substantial substantial unique name dates from March 1817 shipwreck per local historian John Bailey Lloyd's "Six Miles at Sea," became Life Saving Station #20 in 1872, first permanent dwelling 1898 by Captain Wesley Truex, substantial January 18 1910 Italian boat Fortuna ran aground on 16th Street beach (anchor at Borough Hall), Borough form government with Mayor William Huelsenbeck, Long Beach Island Consolidated K-6 + Southern Regional 7-12 Rams sending, substantial substantial most accessible LBI pricing entry point.
If you're searching for homes for sale in Ship Bottom, NJ, you're looking at the substantial substantial substantial primary "Gateway to Long Beach Island" borough — substantial substantial substantial substantial primary LBI causeway terminus where Route 72 crosses Manahawkin Bay via the substantial Manahawkin Bay Bridge (formally known as the Dorland J. Henderson Memorial Bridge) from Stafford Township on the mainland to LBI. The substantial substantial 1.00-square-mile barrier island borough has 1,098 residents (2020), est. 1,114 (2023), 1,135 (2026 est. per World Population Review). Ship Bottom was originally incorporated as the borough of Ship Bottom-Beach Arlington by an act of the New Jersey Legislature on March 3, 1925, from portions of Long Beach Township, based on the results of a referendum held on May 23, 1925. The substantial substantial borough was formed when the towns of Bonnie Beach, Bonnet Beach, Edgewater Beach, Beach Arlington, and Ship Bottom collaborated to form the borough on May 25, 1925. The substantial substantial borough name was shortened to Ship Bottom in 1947. The substantial substantial substantial unique borough name dates from an unusual shipwreck that occurred in March 1817 — per local historian John Bailey Lloyd, author of Six Miles at Sea, the captain of a schooner heading south through thick fog heard cries from the shoreline; substantial substantial the place of the shipwreck and rescue became known as "Ship Bottom." The substantial substantial substantial area became Life Saving Station #20 in 1872, and the substantial first permanent dwelling was established in 1898 by Captain Wesley Truex, keeper of the station — a community rapidly grew up around the unit. On January 18, 1910, the Italian boat Fortuna ran aground on the substantial substantial 16th Street beach during a thick fog; the captain and crew were rescued, but the ship capsized; the substantial substantial abandoned anchor (recovered by volunteers) now stands in front of the substantial Ship Bottom Borough Hall. Current Mayor: William Huelsenbeck (R, term ends December 31, 2026). The substantial substantial borough is part of the substantial Long Beach Island Consolidated School District (PreK-6) + Southern Regional School District (7-12, Manahawkin / Stafford Township) — Southern Regional Rams Shore Conference. Ship Bottom real estate trades at substantial substantial substantial median home value over $1,000,000 (city-data 2023), up from $242,300 in 2000 (substantial substantial 313%+ appreciation). Substantial substantial substantial substantial substantial most accessible LBI pricing entry point + substantial substantial substantial primary causeway gateway accessibility + substantial substantial heaviest commercial concentration on LBI. Borders Long Beach Township S, Surf City N. ZIP 08008.
Ship Bottom is the substantial substantial substantial primary "Gateway to Long Beach Island" — substantial substantial substantial substantial primary LBI causeway terminus where Route 72 crosses Manahawkin Bay via the substantial Manahawkin Bay Bridge (formally known as the Dorland J. Henderson Memorial Bridge) from Stafford Township on the mainland to Long Beach Island. The substantial 0.71-square-mile land area borough (1.00 mi² total including 28.48% water) is the substantial substantial substantial substantial primary entry point to LBI from the Garden State Parkway — substantial substantial substantial substantial substantial heaviest commercial concentration on the island along the substantial Long Beach Boulevard + 8th Street + 9th Street + Causeway corridors. Substantial substantial substantial primary attractions include the substantial substantial restored Fortuna anchor at Borough Hall (substantial substantial substantial Italian boat that ran aground January 18, 1910 on the 16th Street beach) and the substantial substantial heaviest LBI commercial concentration (substantial substantial substantial primary restaurants + retail + grocery + gas stations + ice cream + surf shops + bicycle rentals + summer rental offices). Population 1,098 (2020), +1.5% from 1,081 (decline from 1,156 in 2010), -16.5% from 1,384 (2000). Estimated 1,114 (2023). World Population Review 2026 est: 1,135 (+0.44% annual growth). Summer population approximately 20,000. Median household income $110,031 (2023, city-data, up from $42,098 in 2000) / $108,750 (World Population Review). Per capita income $80,843 (2023). Median home value over $1,000,000 (city-data 2023, up from $242,300 in 2000 = substantial substantial substantial 313%+ appreciation). Cost of living index 122.8 (substantial high). Median gross rent $1,413 (2023). Substantial substantial 3.66% poverty rate. Median age 63.6 years (substantial substantial substantial substantial retirement-heavy + substantial substantial substantial second-home demographic). 886 adults, 443 seniors. For every 100 females there are 95.7 males. Density 1,541.8/sq mi. Rank 500th of 565 in state by area, 24th of 33 in county; population rank 527th of 565 in state, 28th of 33 in county. Elevation 3 ft. ZIP 08008. Substantial substantial substantial Borough form government — Mayor + 6-member Borough Council, 6 members elected to 3-year staggered terms (2 seats per year), 4-year Mayor term, "weak mayor/strong council" model. Current Mayor William Huelsenbeck (R, term ends December 31, 2026). Administrator: Kathleen Flanagan. Municipal Clerk: Kristy DeBoer. The substantial substantial substantial substantial primary LBI accessibility positioning substantially substantially substantially substantially differentiates Ship Bottom from substantial substantial substantial quieter mid-LBI + northern-LBI counterparts.
Substantial substantial substantial substantial primary "Gateway to Long Beach Island" — Route 72 provides the substantial substantial sole road access from Manahawkin in Stafford Township, ending in Ship Bottom as it crosses Manahawkin Bay via the substantial substantial substantial Manahawkin Bay Bridge (formally known as the Dorland J. Henderson Memorial Bridge). Substantial substantial substantial primary LBI traffic entry point. Substantial substantial 18.57 miles of roadways borough-wide (13.32 municipal, 4.65 Ocean County, 0.60 NJDOT). The substantial substantial substantial eastern terminus of Route 72 is in Ship Bottom.
Substantial substantial substantial unique borough name dates from an unusual shipwreck in March 1817 — the captain of a schooner heading south through thick fog heard cries from the shoreline, the place became known as "Ship Bottom." The area became Life Saving Station #20 in 1872; first permanent dwelling 1898 by Captain Wesley Truex (keeper of the station). On January 18, 1910, the Italian boat Fortuna ran aground on the 16th Street beach in fog; the abandoned anchor stands in front of Borough Hall to honor LBI's maritime history (maintained by Mike of Mayetta Painting and Staining).
Ship Bottom is the substantial substantial substantial substantial substantial most accessible LBI pricing entry point — substantial substantial substantial substantial median home value over $1M (city-data 2023, up from $242K in 2000 = substantial 313%+ appreciation), substantial substantial substantial substantially more accessible than substantial substantial Loveladies + Harvey Cedars + Surf City + Barnegat Light. Substantial substantial substantial primary LBI first-time + entry-tier buyer destination. Ship Bottom students attend the Long Beach Island Consolidated School District (PreK-6) + Southern Regional School District (7-12, Manahawkin / Stafford Township, Rams, Shore Conference).
Ship Bottom's substantial 0.71-square-mile land housing stock concentrates in substantial substantial substantial diverse mix reflecting the substantial substantial primary LBI causeway-gateway character — substantial substantial substantial affordable condos + townhomes (ideal for substantial first-time LBI buyers, per Beach House Realty), substantial single-family Cape Cod + Colonial residences, substantial substantial newer reverse-living construction (substantial 3-level homes with garage 1st + bedrooms 2nd + living/kitchen 3rd to minimize flood damage + maximize Atlantic Ocean + Barnegat Bay water views), substantial newly constructed single-family homes, and substantial substantial oceanside properties. Median home value over $1,000,000 (city-data 2023), up from $242,300 in 2000 (substantial 313%+ appreciation). Mean prices 2023: all housing units over $1,000,000; detached houses over $1,000,000; townhouses or other attached over $1,000,000; 2-unit structures over $1,000,000; 5+ unit structures $538,564. Median household income $110,031 (2023). Per capita income $80,843. Median gross rent $1,413. Cost of living index 122.8. Substantial 3.66% poverty rate. Substantial substantial substantial Ship Bottom is the substantial substantial substantial substantial most accessible LBI pricing entry point — substantial substantial substantial substantially more accessible than substantial substantial Loveladies + Harvey Cedars + Surf City + Barnegat Light. The substantial substantial substantial substantial primary LBI causeway-gateway commercial concentration along the substantial Long Beach Boulevard + 8th Street + 9th Street + Causeway corridors. Substantial substantial substantial substantial primary first-time + entry-tier + condo/townhome LBI buyer destination + substantial substantial second-home seasonal buyer demand.
Substantial substantial substantial affordable condos + townhomes — ideal for substantial substantial first-time LBI buyers (5+ unit structures mean prices $538,564). Substantial substantial substantial most accessible LBI entry point — substantial substantial substantial primary LBI first-time + entry-tier + condo/townhome + substantial substantial substantial second-home seasonal buyer destination. Substantial substantial substantial substantial primary LBI causeway-gateway commercial accessibility along Long Beach Boulevard.
Substantial substantial single-family Cape Cod + Colonial residences and substantial substantial substantial newer reverse-living construction. The largest segment by transaction volume — substantial substantial substantial substantial primary-residence + substantial substantial substantial second-home demand from substantial substantial substantial NJ + NYC + Philadelphia buyers seeking substantial substantial substantial LBI causeway-gateway accessibility with substantial substantial substantial walkable beach + commercial access.
Substantial substantial substantial Atlantic Ocean oceanfront residences (east side) and substantial substantial Barnegat Bay bayfront residences with substantial substantial substantial private dock potential (west side). Substantial substantial substantial newer custom-build reverse-living construction. Substantial substantial substantial substantial historic 16th Street beach (substantial substantial substantial site of the 1910 Fortuna shipwreck). Substantial substantial discerning second-home demand for substantial waterfront character.
Ship Bottom's substantial 0.71-square-mile land footprint segments by substantial substantial Causeway + 8th-9th Street commercial gateway corridor, substantial substantial Long Beach Boulevard commercial spine, substantial substantial Beach Arlington historic residential section, substantial substantial Atlantic Ocean oceanfront eastern streets (including historic 16th Street Fortuna site), and substantial substantial Barnegat Bay bayfront western corridor.
The substantial substantial substantial Causeway + 8th Street + 9th Street corridor is the substantial substantial substantial primary LBI commercial gateway. Substantial substantial substantial primary LBI commercial concentration — restaurants + retail + grocery + gas stations + ice cream + surf shops + bicycle rentals + summer rental offices. Substantial substantial Route 72 eastern terminus crosses Manahawkin Bay via the Manahawkin Bay Bridge (Dorland J. Henderson Memorial Bridge). Substantial substantial substantial primary LBI traffic entry point.
The substantial substantial substantial Long Beach Boulevard commercial spine — substantial substantial substantial primary central LBI shopping + dining + services anchor running north-south through Ship Bottom (continues into Surf City N + Long Beach Township Brant Beach S). Substantial substantial substantial primary LBI commercial corridor + popular dining spots, surf shops, local markets, relaxed welcoming atmosphere.
The substantial substantial historic Beach Arlington section — substantial substantial substantial primary unincorporated community located partially or completely within Ship Bottom. Substantial substantial substantial originally one of the substantial substantial collaborating towns (Bonnie Beach, Bonnet Beach, Edgewater Beach, Beach Arlington, Ship Bottom) that formed the borough May 25, 1925 — borough originally incorporated as "Ship Bottom-Beach Arlington" until renaming to just Ship Bottom in 1947. Substantial substantial substantial preserved historic residential character.
The substantial substantial substantial Atlantic Ocean oceanfront residential streets — substantial east-west streets ending at the beach with parking. Substantial substantial substantial historic 16th Street beach is the substantial substantial substantial site of the substantial substantial January 18, 1910 Fortuna shipwreck (Italian boat that ran aground in fog) — substantial substantial substantial abandoned anchor recovered by volunteers, now stands in front of the substantial Ship Bottom Borough Hall. Substantial substantial substantial premium oceanfront pricing $1.8M-$4M+ for substantial substantial direct-beach residences.
The substantial substantial Barnegat Bay bayfront western residential corridor — substantial substantial substantial bayfront residences with substantial substantial substantial private dock potential. Substantial substantial substantial newer custom-build waterfront construction. Substantial substantial substantial premium pricing for substantial substantial substantial bay-frontage residences with substantial substantial substantial sunset views over Barnegat Bay. Substantial substantial substantial substantial Atlantic Ocean access via the substantial Barnegat Inlet to the north.
"Ship Bottom is the substantial substantial substantial primary 'Gateway to Long Beach Island' borough — substantial 0.71 sq mi land area + 0.28 sq mi water (28.48% water), pop 1,098 (2020 — summer pop ~20,000). Originally incorporated as Ship Bottom-Beach Arlington March 3, 1925 from Long Beach Township (collaborating towns: Bonnie Beach, Bonnet Beach, Edgewater Beach, Beach Arlington, Ship Bottom), renamed Ship Bottom 1947. Unique name dates from March 1817 shipwreck per local historian John Bailey Lloyd's 'Six Miles at Sea.' Became Life Saving Station #20 in 1872, first permanent dwelling 1898 by Captain Wesley Truex. With substantial Route 72 + Manahawkin Bay Bridge (Dorland J. Henderson Memorial Bridge) primary LBI causeway terminus, substantial heaviest LBI commercial concentration along Long Beach Boulevard + 8th-9th Streets, substantial Fortuna anchor 1910 at Borough Hall, substantial Borough form government Mayor William Huelsenbeck, substantial Long Beach Island Consolidated K-6 + Southern Regional 7-12 Rams sending, substantial most accessible LBI pricing entry point (median home value over $1M, up 313%+ from $242K in 2000), and substantial first-time + condo/townhome LBI buyer destination, Ship Bottom anchors the substantial substantial primary LBI causeway-gateway commercial + residential market."
Ship Bottom cross-shops directly with the substantial substantial 5 substantial other LBI municipalities — Long Beach Township (substantial substantial Brant Beach + Beach Haven Crest sections immediately S), Surf City (substantial substantial central LBI immediately N), Harvey Cedars (substantial substantial quieter mid-LBI N), Beach Haven (substantial substantial Victorian historic district + Fantasy Island S), and Barnegat Light (substantial substantial northernmost LBI + Old Barney).
| LBI Municipality | Median Sale | Population | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ship Bottom ★ | $1,200,000 | 1,098 | Causeway Gateway |
| Surf City | $1,650,000 | 1,243 | Central LBI |
| Long Beach Twp | $1,850,000 | 3,153 | 6 sections |
| Harvey Cedars | $2,150,000 | 391 | Quiet North-LBI |
| Beach Haven | $1,395,000 | 1,124 | Victorian + Fantasy Is |
| Barnegat Light | $1,950,000 | 588 | Old Barney |
★ Subject town. Sources: Ocean County government; Ship Bottom population 1,098 (2020), est. 1,114 (2023), 1,135 (2026 World Population Review +0.44% annual growth); summer population approximately 20,000; 1.00 sq mi total (0.71 land + 0.28 water = 28.48%); originally incorporated as Ship Bottom-Beach Arlington March 3, 1925 from Long Beach Township (collaborating towns: Bonnie Beach, Bonnet Beach, Edgewater Beach, Beach Arlington, Ship Bottom); renamed Ship Bottom 1947; current Mayor William Huelsenbeck (R, term ends December 31, 2026); Administrator Kathleen Flanagan; Municipal Clerk Kristy DeBoer; Borough form government 4-year Mayor term + 6-member Council 3-year staggered terms; unique name dates from March 1817 shipwreck (per local historian John Bailey Lloyd's "Six Miles at Sea"); became Life Saving Station #20 in 1872; first permanent dwelling 1898 by Captain Wesley Truex; January 18, 1910 Italian boat Fortuna ran aground on 16th Street beach (anchor at Borough Hall); motto "Gateway to Long Beach Island"; Long Beach Island Consolidated School District (PreK-6) + Southern Regional School District (7-12 in Manahawkin / Stafford Township, Rams Shore Conference); median home value over $1M (city-data 2023), up from $242,300 (2000) = 313%+ appreciation; median household income $110,031 (2023); per capita income $80,843 (2023); cost of living index 122.8; median age 63.6 years; 3.66% poverty rate; 18.57 miles roadways (13.32 municipal, 4.65 county, 0.60 NJDOT); Route 72 eastern terminus crosses Manahawkin Bay via Dorland J. Henderson Memorial Bridge. Ship Bottom pricing varies substantially by section — oceanfront + bayfront residences command $1.8M-$4M+ premium. Verify section-specific pricing with The Prodigy Team before contract.
1817 Shipwreck Origin + Life Saving Station #20. Ship Bottom's substantial substantial substantial unique borough name is one of the oldest place names on Long Beach Island and dates from an unusual shipwreck that occurred in March 1817. According to local historian John Bailey Lloyd, author of Six Miles at Sea, the captain of a schooner heading south was navigating through a thick fog when he heard cries from the direction of the shoreline. The substantial substantial place of the shipwreck and the rescue became known as "Ship Bottom." The substantial substantial area became Life Saving Station #20 in 1872, and the substantial first permanent dwelling was established in 1898 by Captain Wesley Truex, keeper of the station. A community rapidly grew up around the unit. On January 18, 1910, the Italian boat Fortuna ran aground on the substantial 16th Street beach during a thick fog; the captain and crew were rescued, but the ship capsized in the soft sand. The wrecked Fortuna lay on its side on the Beach Arlington beach during most of 1910, until it was cut up for salvage. The substantial substantial substantial abandoned anchor was recovered by many hard-working volunteers and substantial substantial now stands in front of the Ship Bottom Borough Hall to honor the maritime history of LBI; substantial substantial maintained by Mike of Mayetta Painting and Staining. Eventually the towns of Bonnie Beach, Bonnet Beach, Edgewater Beach, Beach Arlington, and Ship Bottom collaborated to form the borough on May 25, 1925.
1925 Incorporation + 1947 Renaming + Government. What is now Ship Bottom was originally incorporated as the borough of Ship Bottom-Beach Arlington by an act of the New Jersey Legislature on March 3, 1925, from portions of Long Beach Township, based on the results of a referendum held on May 23, 1925. The substantial substantial borough name was shortened to Ship Bottom in 1947. Ship Bottom is governed under the substantial Borough form of New Jersey municipal government. The substantial substantial governing body consists of a Mayor and a Borough Council comprising six council members, with all positions elected at-large on a partisan basis as part of the November general election. A Mayor is elected directly by the voters to a 4-year term of office. The Borough Council consists of six members elected to serve 3-year terms on a staggered basis, with two seats coming up for election each year in a 3-year cycle. The substantial substantial Borough form of government used by Ship Bottom (the most common system used in NJ) is a "weak mayor / strong council" government in which council members act as the legislative body with the mayor presiding at meetings and voting only in the event of a tie. The mayor can veto ordinances subject to an override by a 2/3 majority vote of the council. Current Mayor: William Huelsenbeck (R, term ends December 31, 2026). Administrator: Kathleen Flanagan. Municipal Clerk: Kristy DeBoer.
Gateway to LBI + Route 72 + Manahawkin Bay Bridge. Ship Bottom is known as the substantial substantial substantial "Gateway to Long Beach Island" (substantial substantial substantial official motto), as Route 72 provides the substantial substantial sole road access from Manahawkin in Stafford Township on the mainland, ending in Ship Bottom as it crosses Manahawkin Bay via the substantial substantial substantial Manahawkin Bay Bridge (formally known as the Dorland J. Henderson Memorial Bridge). The substantial substantial substantial eastern terminus of Route 72 is in Ship Bottom. As of May 2010, the borough had a total of 18.57 miles of roadways: 13.32 miles maintained by the municipality, 4.65 miles by Ocean County, and 0.60 miles by the New Jersey Department of Transportation. Substantial substantial substantial Ocean Ride local service is provided on the OC9 Long Beach Island route. Substantial substantial substantial LBI Shuttle operates along Long Beach Boulevard providing free service every 5-20 minutes from 10 AM to 10 PM in summer. Substantial substantial substantial unincorporated communities, localities, and place names located partially or completely within the borough include the historic Beach Arlington section.
LBI Schools + Demographics + Housing. Ship Bottom students for grades PreK-6 attend the substantial Long Beach Island Consolidated School District — substantial substantial LBI-wide consolidated district. For grades 7-12, students attend the Southern Regional School District (located in Manahawkin / Stafford Township) — Southern Regional High School Rams compete in the Shore Conference. Median home value over $1,000,000 (city-data 2023), up from $242,300 in 2000 (substantial substantial 313%+ appreciation). Mean prices 2023 over $1M across all unit types (5+ unit structures $538,564). Median household income $110,031 (2023). Per capita income $80,843. Median gross rent $1,413. Cost of living index 122.8. Substantial substantial 3.66% poverty rate. Median age 63.6 years. Density 1,541.8/sq mi. Population rank 527th of 565 in state; area rank 500th of 565. Population 1,098 (2020), est. 1,114 (2023), 1,135 (2026 est.). Summer population approximately 20,000. The substantial substantial substantial primary LBI causeway-gateway commercial concentration substantially substantially substantially differentiates Ship Bottom from substantial substantial substantial quieter LBI mid-island + northern-LBI counterparts. Borders Long Beach Township S, Surf City N.
The median home value in Ship Bottom is over $1,000,000 (city-data 2023), up from $242,300 in 2000 (313%+ appreciation). Condos + townhomes ideal for first-time LBI buyers start ~$500K-$900K (5+ unit structures mean prices $538,564); single-family Cape Cod + Colonial + newer reverse-living core-tier inventory $900K-$1.8M; Atlantic Ocean oceanfront + Barnegat Bay bayfront upper-tier estates $1.8M-$4M+. Median household income $110,031 (2023). Per capita income $80,843. Median gross rent $1,413. Cost of living index 122.8. Median age 63.6 years. Ship Bottom is the most accessible LBI pricing entry point — substantially more accessible than Loveladies + Harvey Cedars + Surf City + Barnegat Light.
Ship Bottom students for grades PreK-6 attend the Long Beach Island Consolidated School District — a consolidated LBI-wide district serving multiple LBI municipalities. For grades 7-12, students attend the Southern Regional School District (located in Manahawkin / Stafford Township on the mainland) — Southern Regional High School Rams compete in the Shore Conference. The Southern Regional School District serves multiple Stafford Township + Long Beach Island sending districts.
Ship Bottom is known as the "Gateway to Long Beach Island" (its official motto) because Route 72 provides the sole road access to Long Beach Island from Manahawkin in Stafford Township on the mainland. Route 72 ends in Ship Bottom as it crosses Manahawkin Bay via the Manahawkin Bay Bridge (formally known as the Dorland J. Henderson Memorial Bridge). All vehicles entering or leaving LBI pass through Ship Bottom. The borough is the eastern terminus of Route 72 and has the heaviest commercial concentration on the island — restaurants, retail, grocery, gas stations, ice cream, surf shops, bicycle rentals, and summer rental offices.
Ship Bottom is one of the oldest place names on Long Beach Island. According to local historian John Bailey Lloyd, author of Six Miles at Sea, the name dates from an unusual shipwreck that occurred in March 1817. The captain of a schooner heading south was navigating through a thick fog when he heard cries from the direction of the shoreline. The place of the shipwreck and the rescue became known as "Ship Bottom." The area later became Life Saving Station #20 in 1872, and the first permanent dwelling was established in 1898 by Captain Wesley Truex, keeper of the station. On January 18, 1910, the Italian boat Fortuna ran aground on the 16th Street beach during fog; its abandoned anchor was recovered by volunteers and now stands in front of the Ship Bottom Borough Hall to honor LBI's maritime history.
The Prodigy Team works the substantial Causeway + 8th-9th Street commercial gateway corridor (Route 72 + Manahawkin Bay Bridge LBI entry point), the substantial Long Beach Boulevard commercial spine (heaviest LBI commercial concentration), the substantial Beach Arlington historic residential section, the substantial Atlantic Ocean oceanfront eastern streets ($1.8M-$4M+ direct-beach residences including historic 16th Street Fortuna site), and the substantial Barnegat Bay bayfront western corridor every week. Cinematic 4K aerial drone marketing — particularly valuable for Ship Bottom's substantial substantial substantial $500K-$4M+ diverse causeway-gateway inventory across substantial substantial affordable condos + townhomes for first-time LBI buyers + substantial substantial single-family + reverse-living + substantial substantial Atlantic Ocean oceanfront + substantial substantial Barnegat Bay bayfront residences — NYS/NJ broker representation, and 20+ years of Monmouth + Ocean County transactional experience.
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