Construction

It's a big concern when it comes to new construction in New Jersey

It was the final holiday season ever for New Jersey's formerly enclosed mall

One of South Jersey's last remaining Friendly's restaurants is in the process of being demolished in the town of Marlton.

A landmark motel in Wildwood has been reduced to rubble to make way for something fun and new!

What do you want to see at the rumored new construction site at Shore and Fischer Blvd in Toms River?

Ok, so what is next for Toms River? The latest construction opportunity is available now on Lakehurst Road at Smith Road and it's an opportunity for additional medical care? This new opportunity in Ocean County says "Build to Suit 6000 Square Feet Medical Building" So does this mean it's definite that this location will be "medical" or it's an option? ...

Over my 25 years here at 92.7 WOBM I have done many "on location" appearances at the Berkeley Plaza on Route 9 in Berkeley Township and have always loved being out there and meeting YOU.

It continues to grow along Route 9 in Waretown, it's the new Tradewinds at Waretown. Waretown's latest development is located at 500 Route 9 Waretown in Southern Ocean County.

As I was traveling along Route 9 in Ocean County I spotted the workers busy getting the new Burger King ready in Forked River and I thought "ya I could go for a whopper".

If you frequently drive on the Garden State Parkway, you might have seen large construction zones near the Arts Center exits. Here's everything you need to know about the new project...

At first glance, it looks like a tornado touched down in Southern Ocean County, but fear not...this was a planned operation as crews demolished a former law office in Downtown Tuckerton.

I was driving south on Rt. 35, and I saw what appeared to be a preview of what will be built where the old Circus Drive-In used to stand. Yup, I was heartbroken. It's official, there will never be another Circus Drive-In. Dramatic? I can't tell you how many times I enjoyed a Circus Drive-In vanilla ice cream cup with a lollipop sticking out of it. The place was a Jersey Shore landmark for 64 years and to this day, many locals will say they wish the establishment was still around.