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Long Beach Island Bridge Construction, Route 72, Manahawkin Bay Bridge. Are You Selling Your Home?

Route 72, Manahawkin Bay Bridges Project Long Beach Island, NJ, 08008

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For Completed Project!

The Route 72 Causeway in Ocean County, New Jersey connects Long Beach Island with the mainland, carrying traffic over the Intracoastal Waterway on the Manahawkin Bay Bridge and three trestle bridges. It is located in Stafford Township and Ship Bottom Borough. Major improvements are needed to maintain this vital lifeline for Long Beach Island residents and visitors. The Route 72 Manahawkin Bay Bridges Project involved the construction of a new structure parallel to and south of the existing Manahawkin Bay Bridge, rehabilitation of the existing Manahawkin Bay Bridge, and the rehabilitation of three trestle bridges.

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Ron Jon Surf Shop offers a variety of beach clothing, Ship Bottom, NJ, 08008, www.McSorleyLBI.info

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Artist's Rendering for the Renovated Black Whale, Beach Haven, NJ, 08008

The Black Whale

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Why Buy Now?

Postive Signs in the Market For Long Term Growth

Why Buy Now?

If you’re holding onto your current home when you’d rather buy another one, you should know that it’s actually a very good time to move and, for some people, there’s never been a better one. As homes continue to increase throughout Ocean and Monmouth County shore communities.

It’s all about your monthly mortgage payments.

You’ll be amazed how significantly today’s historically low rates can reduce those payments – especially if you’re upgrading. And consider this: Home prices in our area generally go up and down by the same percentage. Therefore, the home you want is now actually more affordable than it will be when your own home gains in value.

It helps to look at the actual numbers.

Buying a house and need funding? Luckily for you, I work hand in hand with a mortgage expert from Weichert Financial Services. So after I give you a complimentary home valuation, you can receive a thorough analysis of your specific needs and plans.

Allow me the opportunity to customize a complimentary marketing plan just for your home. I'm confident that you'll understand the advantages of working with me.

Let Me Guide You To Some Excellent Homes!

Contact: Scott McSorley / Weichert Sales Associate

Call to discuss potential options & solutions when buying or selling your property.

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Hotel LBI Construction

Hotel LBI, Ship Bottom, Long Beach Island, NJ, 08008

Hotel LBI West Elevation Demonstrating The Completed Model, Courtesy of Craig Brearly Architect AIA

Known previously as the Quarterdeck Inn and most recently, The State Room, will be transformed into Hotel LBI. The site with new construction has begun and will accommodate 105 Rooms.

Located in Ship Bottom, NJ, The owner and developer plans to erect a 105 rooms with a Victorian Style Design. This location had originally had the Quarter Deck Inn and recently known as The State Room at the entrance of Long Beach Island entering Ship Bottom.

Many residents and vacationers were wondering what was going to be built after the application for Hotel LBI was approved by Ship Bottom Land Use Board in February 25th, 2015. Vernon is the developer and owner of the Bonnett Island Estate, the Mallard Island Yacht Club and the Stateroom.

Hotel LBI will be adding a breath of fresh air to all of Long Beach Island. We all wait with enthusiasm and anticipation and thank Vernon for efforts in making this project happen!

Scott McSorley/Weichert Realtors LBI

Servicing Ocean, Monmouth and Cape May County

Cell: 908-670-3574 Office: 609-494-6000

Email: ScottMcSorley@Outlook.com

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Stages of Construction For The LBI Hotel, Ship Bottom, NJ, 08008

Hotel LBI Construction

The start of the build for the construction of Hotel LBI, Ship Bottom, NJ, 08008

Start of Construction

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