A Harbor for All Businesses
Brick Township buoys businesses of all kinds. Small, medium and large companies have discovered a centrally located, easily accessible Jersey Shore location whose diverse and growing population encourages a wide range of marketable opportunities.
Although merchants greatly benefit from the town’s summertime popularity, the hub of most Brick businesses is strengthened by a solid, year-round demographic, which feeds the local economy on a daily basis. Revitalizing the bygone era of small-town America, a significant portion of locally generated wealth is circulated back to the community by permanent residents, stimulating employment, broadening the ratable base and expanding opportunities for future generations.
The vast majority of Brick Township businesses are locally owned and operated, elevating the neighborhood-oriented character and inspiring a willingness to support the community on a personal level. Retail enterprises, from auto dealerships to marinas to department stores, dominate the streetscape of major roadways. Several telecommunications services and media outlets are situated in and around Brick.
The same kinds of local businesses that have solidified towns throughout America continue to thrive here. Recognizing the township’s economic potential and fulfilling lifestyle, most resident professionals — doctors, dentists, attorneys and accountants, among others — who have settled in Brick have never looked back.
Plenty of job opportunities are available to residents in and around the Township. Some own small businesses in town, while a good portion work in the several medium-sized businesses of the surrounding towns. Others commute to work via the Garden State Parkway to the north and south, or Routes 33, 70 and I-195 to the west.
A notable exception to the many Jersey Shore towns whose economic success is based on 10 summer weeks, Brick remains on a course of steady and solid growth. There is little wonder, then, why the place more and more businesses “set sail” to and call their year-round home, is a place called Brick Township.
