The Zoning Map for the City of New Brunswick in New Jersey divides the city’s real estate into zones based on land use and building regulations.
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Zone Code | Zone Name |
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131JA | 131 Jersey Avenue Redevelopment Area |
99BSRA | 99 Bayard Street Redevelopment Area |
C-1(SS) | Neighborhood Commercial Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area |
C-1 | Neighborhood Commercial |
C-2A | Community Commercial |
C-2B | Community Commercial |
C-2C-R(JH) | Community Commercial Jersey Handy Redevelopment Area |
C-3A | Community Professional And Office |
C-3B | Community Commercial Office |
C-4(DTR-10) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 10 |
C-4(DTR-11) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 11 |
C-4(DTR-12) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 12 |
C-4(DTR-2) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 2 |
C-4(DTR-3) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 3 |
C-4(DTR-4C) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 4C |
C-4(DTR-5) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 5 |
C-4(DTR-6) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 6 |
C-4(DTR-7) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 7 |
C-4(DTR-8) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 8 |
C-4(DTR-9) | Downtown Commercial Office Redevelopment Sub Area 9 |
C-4 | Downtown Commercial And Office |
C-5 | Highway Commercial |
C-6 | Highway Commercial |
C-R | Corporate Retreat |
CR-TH | Central Remsen Redevelopment Area Townhouse Residential Zone |
DCT | Downtown Commercial Transit Zone |
DT-1A | New Redmond Downtown Transitional 1A New Bayard |
DT-1B | New Redmond Downtown Transitional 1B New Bayard |
DT-2 | New Redmond Downtown Transitional 2 |
EPRA | Easton Park Redevelopment Area |
ES-TR-1 | Easton Somerset Redevelopment Transit Village Area |
ES-TR-2 | Easton Somerset Redevelopment Area Transit Village Area |
FA-HMU | French Albany Redevelopment Area Healthcare Mixed Use Zone |
FRPA | Ferren Redevelopment Plan Area |
FSRA | French Somerset Redevelopment Area |
GDRA | Government District Redevelopment Area |
HIO-24 | Healthcare Institutional Office Block 24 |
HIO-28 | Healthcare Institutional Office Block 28 |
HI | Hospital And Institutional |
HRPRP | Healthcare Research Pavilion Redevelopment Area |
I-1R(JH) | Light Industrial Jersey Handy Redevelopment Area |
I-1R(JH-SS) | Light Industrial Jersey Handy Redevelopment Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area |
I-1 | Light Industrial |
I-2E | General Industrial Entertainment |
I-2 | General Industrial |
IN-1 | Educational Institutional |
IN-2 | Educational Institutional |
JA-E | Jersey Avenue Redevelopment Area Educational |
JA-I-1 | Jersey Avenue Redevelopment Area Industrial 1 |
JA-I | Jersey Avenue Redevelopment Area Industrial |
JA-R-1 | Jersey Avenue Redevelopment Area Residential 1 |
JA-R-2 | Jersey Avenue Redevelopment Area Residential 2 |
JA-R | Jersey Avenue Redevelopment Area Retail |
LGS-CU | Lower George Street Redevelopment Area Commercial Use |
LGS-I/R | Lower George Street Redevelopment Area Institutional Retail |
LGS-MCR | Lower George Street Redevelopment Area Mixed Commercial Use |
LGS-OS | Lower George Street Redevelopment Area Open Space |
LGS-PE | Lower George Street Redevelopment Area Public Education |
LGS-RDA-1 | Lower George Street Redevelopment Residential Development Area 1 |
LGS-RDA-2 | Lower George Street Redevelopment Residential Development Area 2 |
LGS-RDA-3 | Lower George Street Redevelopment Residential Development Area 3 |
LGS-RDA-4 | Lower George Street Redevelopment Residential Development Area 4 |
LGS-RDA-5 | Lower George Street Redevelopment Residential Development Area 5 |
MCR | Sanford Remson Redevelopment Area |
MR-OCL | Mid Rise Office Commercial Lab |
NWRA | New Welton Redevelopment Area |
NZ | No Zone |
O-1(DTR-1) | General Office Downtown Redevelopment Sub Area 1 |
O-1 | General Office |
R-1B | Single Family Residential |
R-2 | Single Family Residential |
R-3 | Single Family Residential |
R-4(SS) | Single Family Residential Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area |
R-4 | Single Family Residential |
R-5A(SS) | Single And Two Family Residential Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area |
R-5A | Single And Two Family Residential |
R-5B | Single And Two Family Residential |
R-5C | Single And Two Family Residential |
R-6 (DTR-4B) | Multi Family Residential Downtown Redevelopment Sub Area 4B |
R-6(DTR-4A) | Multi Family Residential Downtown Redevelopment Sub Area 4A |
R-6 | Multi Family Residential |
R-7 | Apartment Residential |
SR-5A | Sanford Remson Redevelopment Area |
SR-6A | Sanford Remson Redevelopment Area |
WC | Waterfront Conservation |
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Zoning codes are a century old, and the lifeblood of all major U.S. cities, determining what can be built where and what activities can take place in a neighborhood. Zoning is how cities control the development and use of land. Zoning defines the legally permitted and prohibited uses of a piece of land, determining if plot of land can be used for commercial, industrial, residential or agricultural purposes. Essentially, it determines what can and cannot be built on a property.
Zoning is the first stage of the home life cycle and a key influence on all other stages. Zillow has identified that zoning regulations are so important that they impact home values. Zillow Research found that home values grew most in markets with the strictest land use regulations. Home values in the most restrictive metropolitan areas grew an average of 23.4%, more than double the home value appreciation in the least restrictive metros. Zoning regulations are determined locally and some cities can have more restrictive regulation systems than others. However, within a city’s zoning system individual zones can be more restrictive and less restrictive, including different single family zones.
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