Galloway attracting new residential, commercial development

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By Rich Baehrle

The Smithville section of Galloway Township is experiencing real growth.

One of the latest projects is JW Living, Assisted Living and Nursing, a 5-star spacious facility that will feature 130 beds with relaxing common and dining areas in a nice country setting.

This site, located across from the Smithville Inn, sat vacant for decades. There were numerous proposals for the location including a hotel, a gas station, and townhomes.

With easy access to the Garden State Parkway added in the last decade, Galloway has become a convenient place to live and do business.

There are several other nursing and assisted living facilities in the township as well. Part of the attraction is the growing and reputable medical care services in the township courtesy of AtlaniCare Regional Medical Center and its surrounding healthcare providers.

Located just down the street from the assisted living will be the Raven’s Nest Apartments, situated on 12 acres. This much-needed apartment community will consist of 120 Class A, market-rate apartments.

There will be five three-story buildings with elevators. The mix will consist of 30 one-bedroom units along with 90 spacious two-bedroom units. The complex will also include 30 garages and a 3,000-square-foot amenity center.

As a Realtor, I know there is a real shortage of quality apartments. When we get an apartment rental we get a rush of calls from people begging to get it.

The community is being developed by Davis Enterprises, a well-respected developer from South Jersey. Call 856-985-1200 to learn more.

Moving to the center of the township, Starbucks is planning another store. It will be in the former Ocean First Bank site at 320 Jimmie Leeds Road. It is amazing that the company recognizes the demand to support two stores located within 3 miles of each other.

The last place I visited is the Nantucket at Galloway, which is located on the White Horse Pike at the intersection of Jimmie Leeds Road. It is a shell of a building now, but it will eventually consist of up to five stores joining CVS. Stay tuned for the business lineup. 

Remember to Stop, Shop, Play and Stay in Atlantic County.

Rich Baehrle, of Berkshire Hathaway Fox and Roach, can be reached at 609-266-6680

or 609-641-0011. Email richardbaehrle@gmail.com or see www.getrichinrealestateSJ.com

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