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A mile of beach and boardwalk, Convention Hall and The Stone Pony, three lakes, and a North Jersey Coast Line train station to New York.

County
Monmouth
Population
15,188 (2020 Census)
Land area
1.4 sq mi
Water area
0.2 sq mi

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Asbury Park is a 1.4-square-mile oceanfront city in Monmouth County, about 36 miles in a straight line from Penn Station in Manhattan. Its boardwalk runs past the Casino and Carousel House, the 1920s Convention Hall and Paramount Theatre, and The Stone Pony, the Ocean Avenue music club that opened in 1974.

Downtown centers on Cookman Avenue, and the city has three lakes: Wesley, Sunset and Deal. Asbury Park station is on NJ TRANSIT's North Jersey Coast Line to New York Penn Station, and Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune is about 1.8 miles from the center of the city.

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Asbury Park At A Glance

Vibrant Coastal Living: Nestled along the Jersey Shore, Asbury Park blends historic charm with a thriving arts and music scene, all while offering walkable beach access and a lively downtown full of restaurants, galleries, and boutique shops.

Curious about the latest trends in the Asbury Park real estate market? Whether you're a homeowner thinking about selling, a buyer dreaming of coastal living, or an investor eyeing this revitalized hot spot, staying informed is essential. Our full market report for Asbury Park delivers the latest insights to help you make confident, informed real estate decisions.

Market Snapshot

Asbury Park Real Estate September 2026

  • Median sale price, September

    $805,000

    Down 8.0% from September 2025

  • Homes sold, September

    16

    22 in September 2025

  • Median sale price, 2026 so far

    $849,000

    143 homes have sold this year, with the median up 8.5% from last year

  • Homes for sale in September

    84

    80 in September 2025

  • Median days on market

    37 days

    For homes sold in September

  • Months of supply

    5.1 months

    How long the homes for sale would last at the current pace of sales

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Source: MOMLS (Monmouth Ocean Multiple Listing Service), Market Summary, Residential, September 2026, pulled October 5, 2026. Residential sales reported to the MLS; deemed reliable but not guaranteed. These are MLS figures, not Dennis Mark’s own. For what your home could sell for today, ask for a home value.

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Asbury Park Q&A

Straight answers to common questions about Asbury Park, each with its source. Checked September 2026.

What county is Asbury Park, NJ in?

Asbury Park is in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts.

What is the ZIP code for Asbury Park, NJ?

07712. The county's list shows Interlaken and Ocean Township also using 07712, so an 07712 address is not always in Asbury Park. Check the town on the property record. Sources: Monmouth County, ZIP codes and City of Asbury Park.

Is Asbury Park a city?

Yes. It was incorporated as a borough in 1874 and became a city on March 25, 1897. Source: Wikipedia, Asbury Park.

What is the population of Asbury Park?

15,188 people at the 2020 Census. The Census Bureau's estimate for July 1, 2025 is 15,632. Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts.

How big is Asbury Park, NJ?

About 1.43 square miles of land, plus about 0.18 square miles of water. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts and U.S. Census Bureau 2020 Gazetteer.

Who founded Asbury Park, and how did it get its name?

New York brush manufacturer James A. Bradley developed it in 1871 as a residential resort and named it for Francis Asbury, the first American bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Source: Wikipedia, Asbury Park.

What is Asbury Park known for?

Its boardwalk and beach, the Convention Hall and Paramount Theatre complex built in the 1920s, and live music: The Stone Pony opened in 1974, and Bruce Springsteen named his 1973 debut album "Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J." Source: Wikipedia, Asbury Park.

How much are Asbury Park beach passes?

2026 prices: $70 for an adult season pass, $20 for seniors 62 and over and for teens, and $7 a day on weekdays or $10 on weekends and holidays. Children 12 and under do not need a pass. Passes are required from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Buy online at apbeachpasses.com or at the Beach Office on the boardwalk at First Avenue. Source: City of Asbury Park, Beaches.

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