The Zoning Map for the City of Woodbridge in New Jersey divides the city’s real estate into zones differentiated according to land use and building regulations
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Zone Code | Zone Name |
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AAV | Avenel Arts Village |
B-1 (ARA) | Neighborhood Business Zone (Avenel Rehabilitation Area) |
B-1 (SS) | Neighborhood Business Zone (Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area) |
B-1 | Neighborhood Business Zone |
B-2/P | Central Business/Parking |
B-2 | Central Business |
B-3 | Highway Business |
B-4 | Planned Commercial |
BHR | Blair-Homestead Redevelopment |
BOR | Blair Road-Omar Avenue Redevelopment Zone |
BUC | Buckeye Redevelopment Area |
CEM | Cemetery |
CMR | Cedar Meadows Redevelopment Zone |
CR | Crossroads Redevelopment Zone |
CTR | Cooper Towers Rehabilitation |
DA1 | Downtown Area 1 |
DA3 | Downtown Area 3 |
EBR-MR | Edgerton Blvd Redevelopment - Mid Rise Apartment District |
EBR-T | Edgerton Blvd Redevelopment - Townhouse District |
ER | EPEC Redevelopment Zone |
H-PR | Hess-Port Reading Redevelopment Area |
H-WB | Hess-Woodbridge Redevelopment Area |
HR | Hopelawn Redevelopment Zone |
HST/1 | Hart Street Redevelopment Zone - Area 1 |
HVR | Hopelawn VFW Rehabilitation Area |
IAV2 | Inman Avenue Rehabilitation Plan Area 2 Zone |
IAV | Inman Avenue Rehabilitation Plan Zone |
JLR | Jacobs Landing Rehabilitation Zone |
K3 | Keasbey Phase III Redevelopment Zone |
K4 | Keasbey Phase 4 Redevelopment Zone |
K5 | Keasbey Phase 5 Redevelopment Zone |
K7 | Keasby 7: Weldon Redevelopment Zone |
K8 | Tilcon Redevelopment Zone |
K9 | Bayshore Redevelopment Zone |
KGP | King Georges Post Road Redevelopment Zone |
M-1 (ARA) | Light Industrial (Avenel Rehabilitation Area) |
M-1 (SS) | Light Industrial (Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area) |
M-1/MF | Light Industrial/Multi Family |
M-1/SR | Light Industrial/Salvage Recycling |
M-1 | Light Industrial |
M-2 | Heavy Industrial |
M1 | Light Industrial |
MF | Multi-Family |
MWAS | Metropark Wood Ave. S |
MW | Marine Waterfront |
NBA-C | New Brunswick Avenue Commercial Rehabilitation |
NBA-R | New Brunswick Avenue Residential Rehabilitation |
OR | Office Research |
OSC/R | Open Space Conservation/Resiliency Zone |
OT | Olsen Towers Rehabilitation Area |
OWCD | One Woodbridge Center Drive Rehabilitation Area |
PQP | Open Space Conservation/Public Quasi Public |
PQ | Paddock Street West |
PRA1 | Port Reading Avenue - Area 1 Redevelopment Zone |
PRA2 | Port Reading Avenue - Area 2 Redevelopment Zone |
PRA3 | Port Reading Avenue - Area 3 Redevelopment Zone |
PR | Pennval Road Redevelopment Zone |
PSEG | PSEG Redevelopment Area |
QCR | Quincy Court Redevelopment |
R-10 (R) | Medium Density Single Family (Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area) |
R-10 | Medium Density Single Family |
R-15 | Medium Density Single Family |
R-4 (R) | High Density Single Family (Avenel Rehabilitation Area) |
R-40 (R) | Low Density Single Family (Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area) |
R-40 | Low Density Single Family |
R-4 | High Density Single Family |
R-5 (R) | High Density Single Family (Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area) |
R-5 | High Density Single Family |
R-6 (ARA)(SS) | High Density Single Family (Avenel Rehabilitation Area) (Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area) |
R-6 (ARA) | High Density Single Family (Avenel Rehabilitation Area) |
R-6 (SS) | High Density Single Family (Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area) |
R-6/2F (R) | High Density Single Family/Two Family (Avenel Rehabilitation Area) |
R-6/2F | High Density Single Family/Two Family |
R-6/OC | High Density Single Family/Office Conversion |
R-6 | High Density Single Family |
R-7.5 (R) | High Density Single Family (Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area) |
R-7.5/OC | High Density Single Family Residential/Office Conversion |
R-7.5 | High Density Single Family |
R1A15 | Route 1 - Area 15 Redevelopment Zone |
R1A16 | Route 1 - Area 16 Redevelopment Zone |
R1A18 | Route 1 - Area 18 Redevelopment Zone |
R1A19 | Route 1-Area 19 |
R1A1 | Route 1 - Area 1 Redevelopment Zone |
R1A20 | Route 1 Area 20 |
R1A2 | Route 1 - Area 2 Redevelopment Zone |
R1A7 | Route 1 - Area 7 Redevelopment Zone |
R1R (R) | Route 1 Redevelopment (Avenel Rehabilitation Area) |
R1R | Route 1 Redevelopment |
R27A1 | Route 27 - Area 1 Redevelopment Zone |
R27A4 (R) | Route 27 - Area 4 Redevelopment Zone (Scattered Sites Redevelopment Area) |
R27A4 | Route 27 - Area 4 Redevelopment Zone |
R27A5 | Route 27 - Area 5 Redevelopment Zone |
R27A6 | Route 27 - Area 6 Redevelopment Zone |
R27RA7 | Route 27 Area 7 Redevelopment Zone |
RANS | Rahway Avenue Nielson Street Redevelopment Zone |
REM | MS-Residential/Educational/Mixed Use Rehabilitation Zone |
RES | MS-Residential Rehabilitation Zone |
RO | Red Oak Redevelopment Area |
RRA (R) | Rahway/Randolph Avenues Redevelopment Area (Avenel Rehabilitation Area) |
RSM | MS-Residential/Mixed Use Rehabilitation Zone |
RTM | MS-Retail/Mixed Use Rehabilitation Zone |
SCH 2/16 | School 2/16 Rehabilitation Zone |
SCR | Senior Citizen Multi-Family |
SOR | Silver Oaks Redevelopment Plan Zone |
WR | White Rose Redevelopment Area |
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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