President Monroe studied law at the University of Virginia under Thomas Jefferson, be elected Governor of Virginia and to the United States Senate for his home state, and serve as both Secretary of State and Secretary of War under his predecessor, James Madison. It’s also, in its nearly 160-year history, been part of two different counties and two bordering municipalities, and offers corporations and developers myriad commercial real estate opportunities. Monroe Township, Gloucester County, is one of two municipalities in New Jersey – and one of nearly 80 across the country – using that name. Monroe’s population is up nearly 25 percent from the 28,900 residents recorded in the 2010 Census. In population, Monroe – with 36,100 residents – is also in second place among county municipalities, behind the 48,600 people in Washington Township and ahead of Deptford Township with 30,600. The Township, at 47 square miles in area, is the second-largest municipality in Gloucester County, behind the 56-square-mile Franklin Township and ahead of Logan Township, at 27 square miles. Monroe Township is also a prime destination for manufacturing companies – larger employers here include Cooper Electric Supply, Amusement of America, and Ohm International. 322 as the main artery through the township, it can be a great spot for setting up a restaurant, hotel, or convenience store to serve people on travels to Atlantic City or Philadelphia. Monroe Township, NJ is considered a suburb of Philadelphia, but it’s far enough removed from the city to be away from the congestion. If you are a South Jersey business owner looking to invest or relocate, and are seeking Monroe Township commercial real estate, WCRE is your team to call – we are the premier South Jersey real estate professionals, and we can help you find the ideal location and property for maximum return on your investment.
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