Cape May County Home Sales Remain Steady Amid Summer Demand
Cape May County recorded 41 home sales from June 29 to July 5, with a median sale of a 741‑sq‑ft house at $615,000, showing steady market activity driven by strong summer demand.
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Cape May County recorded 41 home sales from June 29 to July 5, with a median sale of a 741‑sq‑ft house at $615,000, showing steady market activity driven by strong summer demand.
Monday’s forecast calls for sunny skies and moderate surf along New Jersey’s beaches, including Wildwood, helping visitors plan their day. The outlook comes from the NJ 101.5 beach‑weather report.
A New Jersey player won a $7.7 million lottery jackpot on July 13, 2026, after buying the ticket through the Jackpocket app, highlighting the growing use of online ticket sales.
Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill on July 13, 2026 to promote new nuclear power plants in New Jersey, part of a state initiative to boost clean‑energy capacity.
Wildwoods, NJ now offers ongoing accessibility services across its beaches, ensuring that visitors with disabilities can enjoy an inclusive beach experience.
Sunny skies and gentle surf are forecast for New Jersey beaches on Saturday, July 11, 2026, providing ideal conditions for swimming, boardwalk visits, and light water activities.
Three electric Volvo shuttles were added to Wildwoods Boardwalk's historic tram fleet on May 8, 2026, as part of a modernization effort to cut emissions while preserving the boardwalk's iconic tram experience.
Regional flag‑football teams began a two‑day tournament on the Wildwoods boardwalk on July 11, part of the town’s summer sports lineup and community events.
A Shore Conference pitcher from New Jersey was taken ninth overall in the July 10, 2026 MLB Draft in Philadelphia, earning a $6.68 million signing bonus and becoming the first New Jersey player selected in this draft.
Wildwoods will hold its historic Baby Parade on July 29, 2026, a tradition dating to 1909 that celebrates families and local heritage.
Local artists and families turned North Wildwood’s sidewalks into a vibrant chalk art gallery on July 11, 2026, as part of a free summer programming event that highlighted community art in public spaces.
Wildwood Beach Patrol introduced the Pier‑to‑Pier Challenge on July 11, offering a one‑mile swim and a 5K run to raise funds for local lifeguard programs. The beachside event combines fitness with community support for public safety.
Hamilton Township police are seeking public assistance to locate a Mays Landing man missing for nearly two weeks, focusing their search around the Wildwood Bus Terminal.
NJ 101.5 reports sunny skies and light surf for Friday, July 10, across New Jersey’s beaches, including Wildwood, offering ideal conditions for swimming, boardwalk activities, and beginner surfing.
Lower Township officials have temporarily closed Village Road beach due to erosion concerns, aiming to protect public safety and preserve the shoreline while assessments are conducted.
A single‑family home in Avalon sold for $4.68 million, the highest price in Cape May County for the week of June 29‑July 5, 2026, highlighting the area’s strong luxury real‑estate market.
Hamilton Township Police are seeking public assistance to locate a 35‑year‑old man missing since late June near the Wildwood Bus Terminal, with Detective Timothy Kelleher Jr. as the contact point.
The Wildwood Crest Sand Sculpting Festival opened on July 10, 2026, featuring elaborate sand sculptures, contests, prizes, and live music on the beach, aiming to celebrate creativity and attract visitors to the boardwalk.
The NJ State BBQ Championship and Anglesea Blues Festival launched in Wildwood on July 10, offering three days of grilling contests, blues performances and family activities, showcasing local culture and attracting tourists.
The national Dance Xplosion competition concluded in Wildwood on July 10, 2026, after a week of performances judged by experts, spotlighting the town’s role as a cultural hub.