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Cookman Avenue in Asbury Park was once a thriving
shopping district featuring department stores
Steinbach and J.C. Newberry's as anchors. There were
also grand theatres, the Mayfair and St. James, and other fine
stores over the years.
The
Steinbach building,
now with retail on the first floor and 63
apartments on the upper floors, sits on a triangular piece
of property in the center of downtown. The center of
downtown was known as Press Plaza for the Asbury
Park Press.
Cookman Avenue
Today
New
storefronts with unique shops and restaurants now grace most of Cookman Avenue. The old upper floors of these stores have
been converted into apartments.
THE
FIRST SATURDAY NIGHT OF EVERY MONTH is a major event
on Cookman Ave and in the City.
In
addition to the Cookman Avenue transformation - Main
Street and the streets surrounding Cookman Ave
and the boardwalk are
undergoing their own renaissance. Take a look for
yourself.
See our Food & Dining
Guide for Asbury Park
See the Shopping
Directory for Cookman Ave and area
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FOR INFORMATION ON
LEASING
COMMERCIAL SPACE IN ASBURY PARK |
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David
Dorfman
Gilman Commercial Realty LLC
Office:
732-517-0088 Cell: 732-539-2914
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Partial List of Commercial
Spaces:
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Address: |
Size |
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Steinbach Building:
Join Old Man Rafferty |
1,000-8,000 sq ft |
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Ask: $18.00 per sq ft
NNN |
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Press Plaza. Ground
Floor former Bank |
5,200 sq ft |
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Ask: $22.00 per sq ft |
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| 9 |
Shops at the Arcade
on Cookman Ave |
Various |
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Individual Shops from
$850 per month |
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