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Where to find office space in Brick, NJ

Brick’s offices follow a few main roads: Route 88, Route 70, Brick Boulevard, and Chambers Bridge Road. The hospital sits just off Route 88. Nothing below is a vacancy count. Suites listed on this site, if any, are in the section at the end.

Which part of Brick fits your commute?

AreaStart here if…
01Route 88You want a highway address between Lakewood and Point Pleasant.
02The hospital on Jack Martin BoulevardYou are a medical practice that works with the hospital.
03Route 70You draw from Lakewood, Toms River, or western Ocean County.
04Brick Boulevard and Chambers Bridge RoadYour clients live in Brick and you want to be near the municipal building.

01Route 88

Route 88 across Brick

Route 88 runs east from the Lakewood line toward Point Pleasant. Many professional offices sit on it. This page does not list recent approvals or say how many storefronts are empty. Ask the landlord what is actually available, and ask zoning what the lot allows.

When you visit. Try the turn in and the turn out in both directions, at the hour your clients would arrive.

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02The hospital on Jack Martin Boulevard

Jack Martin Boulevard, off Route 88

Ocean University Medical Center lists its address as 425 Jack Martin Boulevard, Brick, NJ 08724, and says it is just off Route 88. The main number on that page is 732-840-2200. A suite nearby is not automatically a medical office. Confirm the use with zoning.

When you visit. Drive the route your patients would use, and count the parking spaces that belong to the suite rather than the hospital.

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03Route 70

Route 70 through southern Brick

Route 70 is the east-west highway across southern Brick, between Lakewood and Toms River. It is a passing-traffic address. This page does not quote a vehicle count.

When you visit. Compare a site near the Lakewood end with one farther east, starting from where your clients live.

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04Brick Boulevard and Chambers Bridge Road

Brick Boulevard and Chambers Bridge Road

The zoning office is at 401 Chambers Bridge Road, Brick, NJ 08723. Brick Boulevard and Chambers Bridge Road are the local arterials around that building. They suit a practice whose clients already live nearby more than one that needs a highway sign.

When you visit. Check parking at the busy end of the day. A plaza lot and an office-building lot fill differently.

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Listed on this site

No Brick office is listed on this site right now. The rest of this guide still applies. Set an email alert for Brick, or check the Brick listings page.

Getting here

Most people drive. The Garden State Parkway runs through Brick. Route 70 and Route 88 connect west to Lakewood. NJ Transit lists a Brick park-and-ride. Check a current schedule before you rely on a bus.

What you pay besides base rent

Ask for the full monthly cost, not just the rent. A triple-net (NNN) lease adds your share of taxes, insurance and maintenance; a gross or full-service lease folds more of that into the rent. Electric, heat, water, cleaning, snow and internet can fall on either side. Our guide to NNN vs gross leases has a worked example.

Zoning is the parcel, not the road

What follows is general information, not a zoning decision and not legal advice. Ordinances change. Only the township can say what applies to a specific lot.

Brick’s zoning office says the land use code is Chapter 245 and posts a zoning map dated October 9, 2018. Later changes may not be drawn on it. The office is at 401 Chambers Bridge Road, phone 732-262-1000. The same page also lists 732-262-1041. Call and ask about the exact use, including whether patients are seen on site. This page does not restate each zone’s permitted uses.

Describe your use in concrete words when you ask: an accounting office, a clinic that sees patients, a classroom. “Office” is too vague. The landlord’s permission does not replace township approval, and a renovation can also need a building permit.

Questions to settle in the lease

  • Every cost. Who pays electric, heat, water, internet, cleaning, snow, taxes, insurance and CAM, what they cost now, and what lets them rise.
  • Use. The lease should name what you may do, and the zone has to allow that same thing.
  • Parking. How many spaces, reserved or shared, and where visitors park. If the lease does not mention parking, you do not have a space.
  • Build-out and access. Who pays for changes to the suite and for making it usable by people with disabilities.
  • Term. Length, renewal, yearly increases, and whether you can sublease or leave early.
  • Signs. What you may put on the door, window or a sign out front. Limits differ by zone.

Read SCORE’s questions to ask before signing and the state’s leasing tips. This site lists space; it does not negotiate leases or represent either side. For advice on your draft, talk with a New Jersey lawyer.

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