New Brunswick NJ

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 The City of New Brunswick has changed dramatically since the early 1980's.  Johnson & Johnson made huge investments in New Brunswick and Rutgers University continues to grow making New Brunswick a true "college town."  The downtown area has been revitalized with new businesses expanding the New Brunswick downtown business area.  In addition, New Brunswick offers care at two major medical centers, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and St. Peters Medical Center. New Brunswick is a top destination location for many activities. Not only is New Brunswick a hot spot for the central New Jersey population, its train station allows visitors from New York to Philadelphia easy and convenient access to all the city has to offer.  There are numerous casual and fine dining restaurants in New Brunswick, as well as entertainment venues and historical and cultural locations of interest.  

The population swells during the spring and fall semesters of Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey.  Even when classes are not in session, downtown New Brunswick attracts a substantial amount of business.  New Brunswick is the county seat for Middlesex County New Jersey and therefore houses the county offices and courthouse.  Lunchtime in New Brunswick NJ can be busier at the local eateries then dinnertime during the business week.  The sidewalks are full of people shopping, looking for a place to have a drink and a bite to eat, or just for a spot to take a break during the work day.

The residential housing, real estate market in New Brunswick is mostly broken down into the following categories:

1. Student housing
2. Owner occupied single and multi-family homes
3. Investment properties

Student housing has two segments. First, of course, are dorm rooms. However, many students choose to live just off campus, mostly in shared single-family or multi-family homes.  The cost of housing for off campus is comparable to the cost of dorm rooms.

The inventory of owner occupied single-family homes and multi-family homes have decreased over the years, especially near the Rutgers campuses and the hospital.  When these homes come up for sale, most are purchased by investors who then convert them into investment properties, renting them out to students or medical personnel.

Even during downturns in the real estate market, homes of interest to investors have fared better than the rest of the housing inventory.  In particular, the demand for student housing continues to grow year after year.

Homes for sale in New Brunswick NJ can vary greatly in asking price and value based upon location, size, and potential rental income.  The farther properties are from the campuses, hospitals, and train station, the lower are the home prices .

Great Restaurants to Check Out in New Brunswick!

Delta's Inspired Cuisine From the South 19 Dennis St. New Brunswick NJ
The Old Bay Restaurant  New Orleans-Style Restaurant  61 Church St. New Brunswick NJ
Clydz Restaurant and Martini Bar 55 Paterson St. New Brunswick NJ
The Frog and the Peach American Fine Dining Restaurant 29 Dennis Street. New Brunswick NJ

Also Check Out New Brunswick Entertainment and Nightlife!