Camden County is growing by leaps and bounds. New businesses and residents are continually moving to the area, especially to the city of Camden which has attractions for everyone.

 

The Camden Waterfront on the Delaware River is where the action is in Camden. The Battleship New Jersey, the country’s most decorated battleship, was first commissioned for service in 1943 and decommissioned for the final time in 1991. Today the ship calls the waterfront home and is open to the public for tours. The New Jersey State Aquarium overlooks the Philadelphia skyline just across the river. The Tweeter Center hosts concerts from a variety of musical genres and is located next to the New Jersey State Aquarium.

 

On the other side of Camden, you’ll find the Camden County Historical Society. This large historical facility welcomes everyone interested in learning about the county’s diverse past. Native son and famed poet Walt Whitman is honored on the campus of Rutgers University-Camden with the Walt Whitman Arts Center.

 

Camden County is also home to Cherry Hill and Haddonfield. Residents enjoy a relaxing atmosphere and close proximity to Philadelphia and New York in these quaint Delaware Valley communities.

 

Beautiful Burlington County — it’s more than just an expression. This largest of New Jersey’s counties boasts abundant parkland stretching from the Delaware River to the Great Bay on the Atlantic, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and water lovers alike. But perhaps even more of a draw is the county’s excellent schools and thriving, close-knit communities, which include Moorestown, Mount Holly, Medford, and Evesham. As a result, families are continually attracted to the three cities, six boroughs, and 31 townships that call Burlington County real estate home. But the county is just as appealing to commuters, who appreciate its proximity to Philadelphia’s many jobs and big-city amenities. These commuters are served by a variety of public transit options that offer access to Amtrak, PATCO, and SEPTA trains and the New Jersey Transit Service. Add to this the county’s long, proud history dating back more than three hundred years and a packed calendar of community events, and you can see why Burlington County is home to some of the most desirable real estate in New Jersey.

 

Mercer County was made famous in Orson Welles’ War of the Worlds. In the classic sci-fi story, aliens landed on county soil to invade the United States. Nowadays, students, families, and businesses enjoy life in thriving communities such as Trenton and Princeton Junction.

 

The county has an equestrian center, a wildlife center, and a living history farm. The Mercer County Waterfront Park, on the historic Delaware River, is home to the Trenton Thunder, a minor league baseball team. Three other professional sports teams call the Sovereign Bank Arena home. Princeton University and The College of New Jersey are both located in Mercer County and attract students from all over the world each year.

 

Numerous opportunities and friendly people await you in booming Mercer County. New luxury townhouses are being built, and older buildings throughout the county are being converted into condominiums and lofts. In addition, the largest, energy efficient development project in the United States is planned for downtown Trenton.