shore rentals

Weather, and local forecasts, seem to be having a larger impact on the shore-stay market than in the past.

In some spots along the coast, inventory is all but gone.

Living near the beach doesn’t only have its appeal during the summer months. According to realtors along the Jersey Shore, winter rentals produce some decent business as well.

Some New Jersey shore towns call them animal houses. To others, they are party houses. In any case, they are not welcome, but they continue to be an obstacle for officials who are looking to maintain a welcoming environment for visitors.

Realty groups from Exit 98 down to Exit 4 on the Garden State Parkway claim business is significantly better right now compared to the same time last year.

Thanks to the Internet, scammers have a much easier time taking advantage of would-be summer vacationers.

Coming off the second Memorial Day Weekend since Superstorm Sandy, realtors and experts are offering a glimpse into the status of the Jersey Shore rental market.

On the back of increased shore rentals, there is more optimism among business owners and tourism officials that this summer will be a good one for the Jersey Shore.

With many Jersey Shore homes still in disrepair from Superstorm Sandy, it's expected to be another rough summer for the rental market.

One Jersey shore town is cracking down on noise complaints in an effort to rid the city of rowdy rental homes during the summer months.