1027 BANGS AVE

$249,000

1027 BANGS AVE

Beds4 bed Baths2 bath House SizeNot AvailableLot SizeNot AvailablePrice$249,000Price/sqftNot AvailableProperty TypeSingle Family HomeYear BuiltNot AvailableNeighborhoodNot AvailableStyleColonialStories2Garage1Property FeaturesStatus: ActiveCounty: MonmouthArea: ASBURY PARK2 total full bath(s)10 total ...

103 DES MOINES CT

$199,000

103 DES MOINES CT

GOV'T OWNED HOME OPEN FOR BIDS

1127 1ST aVE

$134,900

1127 1ST aVE

SHORT SALE                            &...

1210 3rd Ave

$490,000

1210 3rd Ave

Vinyl Siding ShingledCeramic Tile Flooring, Wood Flooring, Balcony, Ceilings 9FT+1st Flr, Ceilings 9FT+2nd Flr, Basement: Full, Kitchen: Eat-in, Wood Floor, Living Room: Gas Fireplace, Wood Flooring, Master Bedroom: ...

1288 WASHINGTON AVE

$29,900

1288 WASHINGTON AVE

GOV'T OWNED HOME OPEN TO BIDS


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Light of Day Asbury Park 2012 tickets on sale now

Annual spectacular set to rock new year

CinemaWilde! in Asbury every Sunday

  Asbury Park's The Showroom is an independent cinema (and multi-purpose venue) known for its uniqueness in the triCity area and much of the Jersey Shore.  After some collaboration between the triCityNews editor, Steven Froias, and the owners of The Showroom, CinemaWilde was born!  Launched this past Sunday, March 6th, CinemaWilde will be a twice monthly Sunday afternoon matinee that will run through May.  It will be comprised of films that feature alternative lifestyle themes but after careful consideration, the offerings will be of quality and appeal for all audiences.  The owners and Froias explain that they "are on the same page when it comes to movies."  They "love independent cinema and seek out those films that are considered finds - movies that maybe haven't received the attention they deserve but are great flicks."  To ensure that CinemaWilde is not only a series of movies but a social event, movie-goers can take advantage of the special they set up with Asbury's Moonstruck.  Moonstruck has generously offered patrons of CinemaWilde 50% off their entree when dining at the restaurant on film nights. "As always in downtown Asbury, it's the collaboration of the various entities in the creative constellation that lead to great things.  We expect the same of CinemaWilde at the Showroom for it's initial six Sunday afternoon matinee run - with good times to follow at Moonstruck."  - triCityNews Think of it as your live and local Netflix service 0 with more friends and better food! - triCityNews Anthony J. Gonzalez Better Homes Realty (908) 565-0457 Anthony@JerseyShore102.com http://www.JerseyShore102.com

Just Listed/Open House

Just as I am getting settled at my new agency, Better Homes Realty, I was fortunate enough to list this wonderful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in Clark, NJ. This home is beautifully landscaped and features a huge deck off the dining room, which leads you to the meticulously maintained in-ground heated pool. Inside this home, you will find 3 nicely sized bedrooms, perfect living room and dining room area, and an amazing family room. The family room features tile floors, fireplace, and wet bar! Imagine the gatherings you can have in this home!!!  Want to see more, visit my open house here, Sunday, August 29, 1-4 pm! Come and discuss with me, how I can assist you with all your real estate needs and provide “committed, invested, responsive, and trusted” service!  75 Nassau Street; Clark, NJ 07066   Open House Sunday, August 29 1-4pm  Virtual Tour: http://www.seetheproperty.com/presentation_v2/presentation.php?order_id=65392&mode=branded&ws=1

Just Closed in Marlboro

I just closed a captivating hill top Colonial in Country Hills Estates for $770,000!!  From the private cul-de-sac entrance to the rustic wooded backyard, elegance is spoken here. This estate features 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, and a huge kitchen that opens to a family room with vaulted ceilings and a stone-facade gas fireplace and beautiful views of the grounds.  Congratulations to the Zhang Family!  "We are a family of four people newly moved to the central New Jersey area from overseas. With the help from Anthony, we were able to select a house that we will be happy in for a long time. We first met Anthony from the web.  Anthony took us to see some houses the first time in March and we were very impressed with his professionalism and honesty.  Anthony spent quality time researching properties that suited our needs.  Anthony listens carefully to his customers and he works very hard to come up with the listings which is well suited for his customers. Looking back on the entire homebuyer process, we believe that Anthony is a no pressure real estate agent.  Rather different from other agents, Anthony is willing to spend the time and effort in preparing for his buyers and to make sure that they will be happy in the home they are buying. Our family is well adjusted to the new area and we appreciate Anthony's assistance and will most definitely refer other customers to him in the future." ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Largely unknown to most of its current residents, Marlboro’s history is a chronicle that is rich in tradition. In fact, its history might be called typical of the growth of the nation outside the large cities. From the earliest settlements until fairly recently, Marlboro was a rural community composed of a number of small hamlets with names like Morganville, Robertsville, Wickatunk, Bradevelt, Topanemus, Hillsdale, Montrose, and Pleasant Valley. Although they each had small inns or taverns, the hub of activity centered around what is still referred to today as Marlboro Village. This is the area around the intersection of Main Street (Route 79) and School Road. At the time of its incorporation, Marlboro had a population of about 1,500. By the 1880 census, that figure had grown to 2,200. After World War II, as the State started to build new roads and improve existing roads, the Township began to change from a rural to a suburban community. By the time of the 1980 census, Marlboro’s population had risen to 18,000, and in 1990, it had grown to 28,000. Today, it stands at well over 30,000. If you would like me to show you a tour of Marlboro and the current homes and townhomes on the market, contact me at   anthony at aagrealestate.com .

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