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Toms River Area
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If living at the beach within 60 miles of a world-class city is your idea of happiness, look no further than the Township of Toms River, NJ. Technically, Toms River is part of the New York City metropolitan area, but apartment seekers will find that Toms River provides a slower pace of life and lower prices than Manhattan. The downtown area of Toms River is an area that hosts many community events and festivals. Apartments with a downtown view will allow for views of the second largest Halloween parade in the world. As a resident of Toms River, you'll be living on the Jersey Shore. Beach lovers should look for apartments on any of Toms River beaches including Ortley Beach, Normandy Beach, Monterey Beach, Ocean Beach, Chadwick Beach, and Silver Beach. As a town of 90,000, Toms River has plenty of shopping and cultural events to enjoy. Pick an apartment by Ocean County Mall or Seacourt Pavilion will make shopping easy for those looking for a sale. The annual Toms River Fest brings internationally know musical artists and fans alike to the Township each summer. Families with children should know that the Toms River Regional School system is the largest suburban school district in New Jersey with 19,000 students in 18 school districts. Finding an apartment in Toms River also means your child can be part of the area's top ranked sports programs. Recently, Toms River has nationally ranked cheerleading, a Little League World Series Championship team, and pop Warner Pee Wee Football champions. The motto of Toms River, New Jersey is "Great Places. Familiar Faces." Finding an apartment in this great place will only lead to a plethora of familiar faces. -
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Siding as a Holiday City suburb and located only one and a half hours from the Big Apple, Lakewood, New Jersey possesses an old-world charm not commonly displayed in other cities. Lakewood apartment communities are sure to yield the perfect apartment space. This cozy sleepy town is heavily populated by Orthodox Jews and is the home to one of the largest yeshivas globally. Not only serving as an excellent home to a strong Jewish community, Lakewood is also itching to create a snug homestead for you!Before Lakewood settled on its current title, the city's name underwent more facelifts than Joan Rivers! "Washington's Furnace" is the original name adopted by explorers Jesse Richards and William Irwin in 1814. These gentlemen moved to the area and established an iron company. The failing operation was purchased by Joseph W. Brick in 1832. Brick was successful in restoring the company to a profitable venture. As homage to the economic contributions of Joseph W. Brick, the town's name was switched to "Bricksburg" after Brick deceased. However, in 1880, town promoters who sought to develop the area switched the city's name to "Lakewood". It stuck!Lakewood apartment communities are scattered among 60 neighborhoods. Browse through the Lakewood apartment homes in the Colgate, Rainbow Ridge or Loomiller neighborhoods. On your hunt for the perfect Lakewood apartment, don't skip the Riverwalk or Kensington areas. Regardless to which neighborhood you settle into, the vast selection of Lakewood apartment homes will be fun to survey.Once you have settled into your new Lakewood apartment, get out into the city for some fun! Lakewood apartment dwellers are able to indulge in the historic and cultural aspects of the city. Take a tour of the Lakewood Heritage Commission Museum or check out an exhibit at the M. Christina Geis Art Gallery. Spend a relaxing day at the Ocean County Park or take in a live play at The Strand Theater. Located just 10 miles from the beach, Lakewood apartment dwellers are able to take a beach stroll and behold all the beauty of authentic shoreline. Clearly this city will be an adorable locale for your next apartment abode.
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