Woodbridge New Jersey Zoning Map

The Zoning Map for the City of Woodbridge in New Jersey divides the city’s real estate into zones based on land use and building regulations.

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Quick Stats: Woodbridge’s Most Common Zones

High Density Single Family - R-6

#1

18.92% Land Coverage

5,161 Area

Ms Public And Quasi Public Uses - PQP

#2

9.99% Land Coverage

2,726 Area

High Density Single Family - R-7.5

#3

7.9% Land Coverage

2,156 Area

Light Industrial - M-1

#4

7.81% Land Coverage

2,131 Area

Keasbey And Port Reading 1996 - KPR96

#5

5.26% Land Coverage

1,434 Area

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Woodbridge, New Jersey Zoning Districts Explained

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Zone Code Zone Name
200-WAS 200 Wood Avenue South
430-432-NBA Redevelopment Area
51NBA 51 Nba Redevelopment
535-NBA 535 537 And 555 Nba Redevelopment Zone
5P 5 Paddock Street Redevelopment
85NBA 85 Nba Redevelopment
AAV Avenel Arts Village
AR-A Avenel Rehabilitation Plan Area A
AR-B Avenel Rehabilitation Plan Area B
AR-C Avenel Rehabilitation Plan Area C
B-1 Neighborhood Business Zone
B-2 Central Business
B-3 Highway Business
B-4 Regional Shopping Center
BHR Blair Homestead Redevelopment
BOR Blair Omar Redevelopment
BUC Buckeye Redevelopment Area
CDR Cutters Dock Road
CEM Cemetery
CMR Cedar Meadows Redevelopment Zone
CR Crossroads
CTR Cooper Towers Rehabilitation Area
DA1 Downtown Area 1
DA2 Downtown Area 2
DA3 Downtown Area 3
DA4 Downtown Area 4
DA5 Downtown Area 5
DA6 Downtown Area 6
DA7 Downtown Area 7
EAE Esses Avenue East
EBR Edgerton Blvd Redevelopment
ER Epec
H-PR Hess Port Reading Redevelopment Area
H-WB Hess Woodbridge Redevelopment Area
HR Hopelawn
HST Hart Street
HVR Hopelawn Vfw Rehabilitation Area
IAV2 Inman Avenue Rehabilitation Area 2
IAV Inman Avenue Rehabilitation Plan
IL Iselin Lumber r Redevelopment Area
JLR Jacobs Landing Rehabilitation
K10 Keasbey 10
K2 Keasbey Phase 2
K3 Keasbey Phase 3
K4 Keasbey 4
K5 Keasbey 5
K6 Keasbey 6
K7 Weldon
K8 Tilcon
K9 Bayshore Redevelopment
KGP King Georges Post Road Area
KPR96 Keasbey And Port Reading 1996
M-1/MF Light Industrial And Multi Family
M-1/SR Light Industrial And Salvage Recycling
M-1 Light Industrial
M-2 Heavy Industrial
MF Multi Family
MP Metropark Redevelopment Area
MWAS Metropark Wood Avenue South
MW Marine Waterfront
NBA-C New Brunswick Avenue Commercial Rehabilitation
NBA-R New Brunswick Avenue Residential Rehabilitation
NBAN1 Redevelopment
OR Office Research
OSC/R Open Space Conservation And Resiliency
OTR-R Oak Tree Road Rehabilitation Area
OWCD One Woodbridge Center Drive Rehabilitation
PCD Pennval And Cutters Dock Roads
PQP Ms Public And Quasi Public Uses
PQ Paddock Street West
PRA1 Port Reading Avenue Area 1
PRA2 Port Reading Avenue Area 2
PRA3 Port Reading Avenue Area 3
PR Pennval Road
PSEG Pseg Redevelopment Area
QCR Quincy Court Redevelopment
R-10 Medium Density Single Family
R-15 Medium Density Single Family
R-40 Low Density Single Family
R-4 High Density Single Family
R-5 High Density Single Family
R-6/2F High Density Single Family And Two Family
R-6/OC High Density Single Family And Office Conversion
R-6 High Density Single Family
R-7.5/OC High Density Single Family Residential And Office Conversion
R-7.5 High Density Single Family
R1A15 Route 1 Area 15
R1A16 Route 1 Area 16
R1A18 Route 1 Area 18
R1A19 Route 1 Area 19
R1A1 Route 1 Area 1
R1A20 Route 1 Area 20
R1A21 Route 1 Area 21
R1A22 Route 1 Area 22
R1A2 Route 1 Area 2
R1A7 Route 1 Area 7
R1R Route 1 Redevelopment
R27A1 Route 27 Area 1
R27A4 Route 27 Area 4
R27A5 Route 27 Area 5
R27A6 Route 27 Area 6
R27A7 Route 27 Area 7
RANS Rahway Avenue Nielson Street
REM Ms Residential Educational And Mixed Use
RES Ms Residential
RO Red Oak Redevelopment Area
RRA Rahway Randolph Redevelopment
RSM Ms Residential And Mixed Use
RTM Ms Retail Mixed Use
SCH-2-16 School 2 By 16
SCR Senior Citizen Multi Family
SNS Smith Street And Newton Street Redevelopment Area
SOR Silver Oaks Redevelopment Plan
WBC Woodbridge Bowling Center Redevelopment Plan
WCM-A1 Woodbridge Center Mall Area 1
WKS West Kelly Street
WR White Rose Redevelopment Area

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What is Zoning?

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 and Real Estate Values

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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