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Reserve studies in Monmouth and Ocean counties

At the shore, salt air and storms shorten the life of roofs, railings, balconies and concrete, and the reserve study has to say so in its numbers. Inland, big planned and age-restricted communities carry long road and clubhouse component lists.

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+29,134

people added in Ocean County between the 2020 census and July 2024, the largest gain of the shore counties, to 666,434.Source: Census Bureau estimates via NJ Department of Labor

Oceanfront buildings

Condos along the barrier islands and in towns such as Long Branch and Asbury Park include concrete and steel buildings that are covered by the inspection rules. Salt exposure is exactly what an engineer looks for in a structural inspection, and its findings should feed the study.

Inland communities

Ocean County is growing fast, and much of its association housing is in large planned communities, many age-restricted. These are mostly wood-frame and outside the inspection rules, but their studies cover roads, clubhouses, pools and many roofs.

Plan the site visit

Studies need a physical analysis of the components. Boards with owners away for part of the year should agree the visit date early so access to roofs, units and mechanical rooms is arranged.

Legal points summarize P.L.2023, c.214 as amended by P.L.2025, c.132; see the law in questions for sources. Not legal advice.

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Where is the association, and what is it?

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