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Barnegat
A growth township on the bay side, mixing new subdivisions with older shore stock.
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Huntington
North-shore Long Island, where the houses are old, the taxes are high and the county requires a license to touch any of it.
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Middletown
One of the largest townships in the state, running from Navesink waterfront to modest Bayshore blocks.
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Lakewood
The fastest residential growth in New Jersey, and a construction market that behaves like nowhere else in the county.
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Jackson
A township that went from rural to suburban inside a generation, with the newest housing in the county.
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Howell
A big suburban township of 1980s and 1990s houses now all coming due at once.
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Monmouth County
Shore towns, horse farms and a wide band of 1980s and 1990s subdivisions now old enough to be renovated.
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Toms River
The county's largest municipality, and four housing markets inside one township line.
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Brick
Lagoon-front houses, post-war ranches, and a waterfront edge that has mostly been rebuilt.
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Ocean County
A shore county of barrier islands, flood elevations, retirement communities and the fastest residential growth in the state.
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Greenville
One of the fastest-growing markets in the Southeast, full of homeowners who moved here last year and have nobody to ask.
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Columbia
A capital city with old housing, hard summers and a lake full of second homes twenty minutes west.