12-acre highway commercial property along cedar swamp road hits jackson market

12-Acre Highway Commercial Property Along Cedar Swamp Road Hits Jackson Market

A 12.18-acre Highway Commercial tract less than a mile from Interstate 195 has been listed for sale, offering developers a shovel-ready opportunity along one of Ocean County's busiest commercial corridors.
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August 3, 2026

Jackson, NJ. – A 12.18-acre commercial development site along Cedar Swamp Road in Jackson Township has hit the market, with brokers promoting its Highway Commercial zoning, completed environmental work and proximity to thousands of existing and planned homes.

The property, identified as Block 4201, Lot 3 at 564 Cedar Swamp Road, is being marketed as a prime retail development opportunity on Route 527, just under one mile from Interstate 195 Exit 21. The site sits near the commercial district anchored by Glory’s Liquors and Wawa along the busy corridor.

According to the LoopNet listing, “12.18 acres on Route 527, one of Ocean County’s main commercial roads feeding directly into I-195, exactly the exposure commercial buyers look for first.”

Development approvals already in place

Unlike many undeveloped commercial parcels, the property is being marketed as largely prepared for development.

The listing states that a New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Freshwater Wetlands Letter of Interpretation has already been obtained and remains valid through 2031. A boundary and topographic survey prepared by Newlines Land Consultants LLC and stamped on March 4, 2026, is also available to prospective buyers.

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According to the marketing materials, public sewer, public water, natural gas and electric service already run along Cedar Swamp Road, eliminating one of the major hurdles developers often face when evaluating commercial sites.

Positioned in Jackson’s expanding commercial corridor

Brokers describe Route 527 as one of Ocean County’s primary commercial arteries, connecting businesses to Interstate 195 while serving one of the fastest-growing sections of Jackson Township.

The listing highlights that more than 1,000 housing units have already been built or are under construction adjacent to the property, creating what brokers describe as an expanding customer base for future retail or commercial development.

The property carries Highway Commercial (HC) zoning and is being marketed specifically for retail development, although permitted uses would ultimately be governed by Jackson Township’s land development ordinance.

Visibility and access drive investment appeal

Location is the primary selling point highlighted throughout the listing.

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According to the executive summary, the site offers the type of highway frontage sought by commercial developers because of its visibility along Route 527 and its direct access to Interstate 195.

The listing states, “Major approvals already secured, wetlands cleared through 2031, utilities in place, and 1,000+ housing units already built or under construction next door, in one of Ocean County’s fastest-growing townships. Ready for development.”

The parcel consists of a single 12.18-acre lot identified as Block 4201, Lot 3.

Growing commercial interest in Jackson

The listing is the latest indication of continued commercial investment interest along Jackson’s Cedar Swamp Road corridor.

Several residential communities have been approved or constructed in the surrounding area in recent years, increasing traffic volumes and demand for neighborhood retail, restaurants and service businesses. Commercial brokers increasingly point to the Route 527 corridor as one of Jackson’s most active development areas because of its combination of available land, highway access and expanding residential population.

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The availability of utilities and completed environmental reviews can significantly shorten development timelines compared with raw commercial land requiring extensive engineering and permitting before construction can begin.

What happens next

The property is currently being marketed to investors and commercial developers seeking retail or other Highway Commercial opportunities in Jackson Township.

A future purchaser would still be required to obtain any applicable municipal site plan approvals before construction, but the listing emphasizes that much of the preliminary environmental and engineering work has already been completed.

About this report

This article is based on the commercial real estate listing for 564 Cedar Swamp Road (Block 4201, Lot 3) posted on LoopNet, including the executive summary, investment highlights and property information provided by the listing broker.

Why it matters

Commercial land listings often provide an early look at where future economic development may occur. As Jackson Township continues to add new housing and businesses, large Highway Commercial parcels near Interstate 195 remain among the area’s most valuable development opportunities, with the potential to attract retail, dining and professional services that support the township’s growing population.

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