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History is made everyday. . .

History is made everyday. . . Make yours here. . . Welcome to the. Retail. . . Service. . . Art, History, Home. .

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History is made everyday. . .

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  1. History is madeeveryday. . .

  2. Make yours here. . .

  3. Welcome to the

  4. Retail. . .

  5. Service. . .

  6. Art, History, Home. ..

  7. Within 2 sq. miles, the City of Woodbury has an eclectic mix of businesses. Woodbury is the home to Inspira Hospital with over 5000 employees. Woodbury also serves as the Gloucester County Seat with over 550 County employees. State Highway 45 runs through the downtown providing direct access to Route 295, with over 25,000 cars visiting the City daily.

  8. Woodbury Facts Established in 1683 and still growing today! • DEMOGRAPHICS • Population: 10,201 • Households: 4,156 • Residents over 18 years old: 56% • Woodbury’s Median Income: $58,629 • County’s median income: $72,664 • Residents within a 3 mile radius: 61,076 • Number of County residents: 289,000 • K – 12 Public School District • Average home price: $188,500 • Eight (8) public parks/six (6) playgrounds

  9. Woodbury Facts LOCATION: Philadelphia, PA – 10 miles Wilmington, DE – 26 miles Trenton, NJ – 45 miles Atlantic City, NJ – 53 miles • TRANSPORTATION: • Six (6) NJ Transit buses • 401 Salem – Philly • 402 Pennsville – Philly • 410 Bridgeton – Philly • 412 Philadelphia – Glassboro • 455 Cherry Hill – Paulsboro • 463 Avondale – Woodbury • Camden – Glassboro Light Rail Line • Will have two (2) stops in Woodbury • Potential for Transit Oriented Development (TOD) • Potential to become an Urban Transit Hub (UTH)

  10. Woodbury Facts • INCENTIVES: • An established working relationship with both Gloucester County Economic Development and the County Workforce Investment Board, Rowan University and Rowan College • Woodbury qualifies as one of the more qualified areas under the NJ Economic Opportunity Act • Tax Abatements • PILOT (Payment In Lieu of Taxes) programs in designated redevelopment areas • Three (3) designated redevelopment areas including the downtown • Plans for the Downtown Redevelopment area include: • 800 new housing units • 280,000 square feet of office • 220,000 square feet of ground-floor retail

  11. Woodbury Facts Established in 1683 and still growing today! • WOODBURY’S DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES: • The City of Woodbury is seeking development/redevelopment proposals for the following properties. These are eight individual projects: • 309 S. Broad Street (the Times building) Block 68 Lots 1, 1.01, 2.04, 5 and 6 • Possible redevelopment of entire area to include Blocks 66, 67, 68, 57, 58, 59 and 61 • 458 Morris Street (the Tartan Linen facility) Block 61 all lots • 115 S. Broad Street (the former Fitness Facility) Block 75 Lot 15 • Possible redevelopment of Block 75 Lots 3.01, 3.02, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 10, 13, 14, 15, 17, 31, 32, 33, 35. • 16-20 S. Broad Street (former County Seat Diner) Block 118.01 Lot 6 • 26-32 S. Broad Street (former Dollar Sea) Block 118.01 Lot 8 • 666 N Broad Street (former Weber’s Cafeteria) Block 125 Lot 20 with potential to obtain Lots 21, 43, 44, 44.01, 45, 45.01 and 45.02 • The City’s development goals for the properties are neighborhood-oriented • commercial/retail that can include Neighborhood Goods & Services, Food & Beverage, • General Merchandise, Apparel, Furnishings or Other and or Nonretail (Office/Medical).

  12. Downtown Available Space. . .

  13. Available Space. . .

  14. Become a part of history. . . Storefronts, offices, warehouses and manufacturing space are available. Contact Randi Woerner, Woodbury’s Director of Economic Development at: 856-845-1300 x143 rwoerner@woodbury.nj.us www.woodbury.nj.us

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