Category Archives: Real Estate

RED BANK: Court-ordered lockout of Bottles by Sickles caps stunning cascade of Sickles Market business failures in two towns.

RED BANK: Average home tax bill nudges past $10k as budget keeps pace with inflation and town eyes big capital projects.

RED BANK: Pete Soviero, who started his auto repair shop right out of RBR, ends 48-year career as a transit village plan advances.

RED BANK: Replacing a 60-year-old billboard at the town's entrance with a new digital version: an upgrade or an albatross?

RED BANK: After 35 years on East Front Street, Leonardo Jewelers plans move to the "corner of Main and Main" downtown. Here's why.

RED BANK: Underutilized land, acres of parking lots. Study finds train station fits bill for an "area in need of redevelopment."

RED BANK: A failed expansion by Sickles Market to the Anderson building here may have torpedoed its 116-year-old Little Silver business.

LITTLE SILVER: Four weeks after abruptly pulling the plug on its Red Bank expansion, 116-year-old Sickles Market here also has closed.

RED BANK: After five years of operation, Red Tank Brewing closed this week following sale to a Bergen County microbrewery.

RED BANK: Borough schools face cutbacks if a proposed massive cut in state aid is not restored.

RED BANK: A mainstay of the downtown health-and-beauty sector for a dozen years has closed its doors.

RED BANK: With all three retail cannabis licenses allowed by ordinance already approved, a fourth seller applies to open anyway.

RED BANK: After a subdivision, an instant house rises on a new Catherine Street lot.

RED BANK: In this edition of Retail Churn, Paradiddle Griddle and 30 Burgers go dark, while a new tattoo studio opens.

RED BANK: A new, 5,000-square foot home on Shrewsbury Avenue sells for a jaw-dropping sum, setting a West Side record.

RED BANK: Though the Sickles store that surrounded it has shut down, Booskerdoo is staying put, and adding a kiosk at Sickles' main location, owner says.

RED BANK: Shoppers stunned by abrupt closing of Sickles Market at train station, which in a few years became part of their routines.

RED BANK: After four years of operation, Sickles Market is closing its store here immediately, the Little Silver grocer announced Thursday.

RED BANK: Council mulls borrowing for train station sidewalks and replacing lead water lines.

RED BANK: Would-be builder drops plan for house on postage-stamp lot after sale to next-door neighbor who objected.