01Commercial properties in Cape May County, NJ
Cape May County commercial properties for sale.
Browse commercial properties for sale in Cape May County, New Jersey. Commercial real estate here is built on tourism and the shore economy: hospitality and retail properties in the resort cores of Cape May, the Wildwoods, and Ocean City, Route 9 and Route 47 retail and service buildings, seasonal shore businesses, and the year-round medical-and-services corridor around Cape May Court House. For investors and owner-operators who want to own a piece of a busy summer resort economy, a year-round mainland service or medical property, or a retail building on the county's main corridors, Cape May County offers commercial opportunities shaped by strong seasonal demand, though buyers should weigh seasonality, the flood zone, and CAFRA considerations alongside income.
Commercial properties in Cape May County vary widely by type and location, from tourism and hospitality assets in Cape May, the Wildwoods, and Ocean City to Route 9 and Route 47 retail, seasonal shore businesses, and the medical-and-services corridor around Cape May Court House, with income and value tied closely to the county's seasonal tourism economy.
Updated Spring 2026
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Explore the latest homes for sale in Cape May County, NJ, updated in real time so you see accurate availability and pricing across the resort islands, the historic district of Cape May, and the quieter mainland and Delaware Bay towns.
Cape May County is served by districts including Ocean City, Middle Township, and Lower Cape May Regional and by an Atlantic Cape Community College campus, with Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional in Cape May Court House and the Garden State Parkway down the peninsula. Use the price-range pages below to narrow your search, or call 888-327-6555 for a town-by-town update.
When comparing commercial properties in Cape May County, weigh seasonality and the coastal setting as heavily as income, since a summer-driven hospitality or retail property in Cape May or the Wildwoods, a Route 9 or Route 47 retail building, and a year-round medical or service property around Cape May Court House carry very different demand patterns, flood and CAFRA considerations, and risk profiles.
24 Properties Available In Cape May
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0.4 Acres Lot$3,300,000Active - 1/5 5
0.52 Acres Lot$400,000Active618 WASHINGTON AVE, Woodbine, NJ 08270
MLS# NJCM2007434
Listed by RE/MAX Preferred - Sewell
Commercial
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1.7 Acres Lot$599,000Active556 SEA ISLE BLVD #F/G, Ocean View, NJ 08230
MLS# NJCM2007410
Listed by BHHS Fox & Roach-Northfield
Commercial
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0.25 Acres Lot$3,999,900Active3710 LANDIS AVE, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243
MLS# NJCM2007388
Listed by Keller Williams Realty - Sea Isle City
Commercial
- 1/55 55
5,400 Sqft Lot$1,850,000Active115-117 W POPLAR, Wildwood, NJ 08260
MLS# NJCM2007374
Listed by BHHS Fox & Roach-Washington-Gloucester
Commercial
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$385,000Price Dropped by $25K1127 ASBURY AVE #1, Ocean City, NJ 08226
MLS# NJCM2007208
Listed by Keller Williams Realty - Wildwood Crest
Commercial
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0.92 Acres Lot$650,000Active - 1/11 11
2,980 Sqft Lot$499,900Price Dropped by $50K - 1/26 26
1.39 Acres Lot$249,900Under Contract - 1/9 9
$359,900Active - 1/43 43
$699,000Active936-A HAVEN, Ocean City, NJ 08226
MLS# NJCM2006866
Listed by BHHS Fox & Roach West Ave - Ocean City
Commercial
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3,999 Sqft Lot$1,200,000Price Dropped by $175K120 E SCHELLENGER AVE, Wildwood, NJ 08260
MLS# NJCM2006732
Listed by Keller Williams Realty - Washington Township
Commercial
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3,999 Sqft Lot$1,600,000Price Dropped by $200K100 E 24TH AVE, North Wildwood, NJ 08260
MLS# NJCM2006350
Listed by BHHS Fox & Roach-Washington-Gloucester
Commercial
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0.45 Acres Lot$500,000Active999 Bayshore Road, Villas, NJ 08251
Listed by EXIT Realty East Coast Shirvanian
Vacant Land, Commercial
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10,000 SqFt$3,200,000Active - 1/5 5
1 Acres Lot$1,500Active - 1/13 13
4,600 Sqft Lot$2,200Active5 S MAIN ST #202, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
MLS# NJCM2007284
Listed by Houwzer LLC-Haddonfield
Commercial
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4,600 Sqft Lot$1,600Active5 S MAIN ST #301, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
MLS# NJCM2007296
Listed by Houwzer LLC-Haddonfield
Commercial
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2.14 Acres Lot$0Active - 1/15 15
0.48 Acres Lot$1,900Active810 ASBURY AVE #204, Ocean City, NJ 08226
MLS# NJCM2007040
Listed by BHHS Fox & Roach-Northfield
Commercial
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8.66 Acres Lot$10Active3305 BAYSHORE RD #9/10, Cape May, NJ 08204
MLS# NJCM2006832
Listed by BHHS Fox & Roach-Northfield
Commercial
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3,999 Sqft Lot$90,000Price Dropped by $1.3M120 E SCHELLENGER AVE, Wildwood, NJ 08260
MLS# NJCM2006738
Listed by Keller Williams Realty - Washington Township
Commercial
- 1/18 18
4,200 Sqft Lot$350Active - 1/6 6
0.55 Acres Lot$2,900Active210-B N MAIN ST, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
MLS# NJCM2006592
Listed by Century 21 Reilly Realtors
Commercial
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Where to buy commercial property in Cape May County.
Commercial property in Cape May County concentrates in the resort cores and along the main corridors, and where you look depends on whether you want seasonal tourism income or a steadier year-round property. Investors and operators chasing tourism income gravitate to hospitality and retail in Cape May, the Wildwoods, and Ocean City; buyers who want steadier year-round demand look to Route 9 and Route 47 retail and the medical-and-services corridor around Cape May Court House; and buyers who want a seasonal shore business look to the beach towns' main streets and boardwalk-adjacent blocks. Because so much of the economy is seasonal and so much of the county lies in the coastal zone, seasonality, flood status, and CAFRA considerations shape commercial value. Compare the areas below before you choose.
Commercial character varies by location and season. Cape May, with its Victorian district, Washington Street Mall, and bed-and-breakfast tradition, the Wildwoods, with their boardwalk and motels, and Ocean City, with its family boardwalk, hold much of the county's tourism and hospitality real estate, where income is strong but concentrated in the summer season; Route 9 and Route 47 hold retail and service buildings serving both visitors and year-round residents; and Cape May Court House, the county seat, anchors a year-round medical-and-services corridor around Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional. That range lets commercial buyers choose between high-season tourism assets and steadier year-round properties, each with its own risk, return, and coastal considerations.
Because Cape May County commercial properties differ so much in demand pattern and coastal exposure, buyers should match the property to a clear strategy: a summer-driven hospitality or retail asset in Cape May, the Wildwoods, or Ocean City lives by the peak season and its flood and CAFRA setting, while a Route 9 or Route 47 retail building or a year-round property in the Cape May Court House medical-and-services corridor leans on steadier year-round demand, so modeling realistic seasonal revenue against off-season slowdowns, and weighing the flood zone, CAFRA rules, and insurance, is what separates a durable commercial investment from an overpaid one on this shore.
Tourism income, seasonality, and year-round demand for commercial buyers in Cape May County.
Commercial ownership in Cape May County is a shore-economy strategy first. An investor can own a hospitality or retail property in the resort cores of Cape May, the Wildwoods, or Ocean City and ride strong summer demand; an owner-operator can run a seasonal shore business on a beach-town main street; and a buyer can own a steadier year-round retail or service property on Route 9 or Route 47 or in the medical-and-services corridor around Cape May Court House. Each rests on a different demand pattern, high-season tourism, year-round residents, or the county's healthcare and government hub, and each requires a clear read of seasonality, income, and the coastal setting before buying.
For investors, the county's appeal is a powerful summer tourism economy paired with a year-round mainland base. The resort cores draw huge summer crowds, which supports hospitality, retail, food, and entertainment properties, while the year-round population, the tourism-and-hospitality workforce, and the county government and healthcare hub around Cape May Court House support steadier retail, service, and medical properties. That mix means a well-located commercial property can perform, but buyers should model realistic seasonal revenue against off-season slowdowns, and should weigh the flood zone, CAFRA and coastal rules, and insurance as part of underwriting any shore property.
Day to day, commercial ownership here rewards understanding the season and the setting. A tourism property lives and dies by the summer; a Route 9 or Route 47 retail building and a Cape May Court House medical or service property lean on steadier year-round demand. Because much of the county lies in the coastal zone and many properties sit in flood areas, owners should budget for flood insurance, storm resilience, and salt-air maintenance, and should understand any CAFRA implications for changes or expansion. Owners who match the property to the demand pattern, tourism, year-round, or both, and plan around the coastal realities can build durable commercial value in one of the Jersey Shore's busiest resort economies.
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Homes for sale by property type.
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The Cape May County commercial market, by the numbers.
The median list price in Cape May County, NJ is currently $545K, about $276 per square foot. Homes here average 60 days on market with roughly 1500 active listings. Updated Spring 2026.
Cape May County's commercial market is built on tourism and the shore economy, from hospitality and retail in Cape May, the Wildwoods, and Ocean City to Route 9 and Route 47 retail, seasonal shore businesses, and the year-round medical-and-services corridor around Cape May Court House.
Updated Spring 2026
Within Cape May County, tourism and hospitality properties in the resort cores of Cape May, the Wildwoods, and Ocean City can command strong seasonal income, while Route 9 and Route 47 retail and the Cape May Court House medical-and-services corridor offer steadier year-round demand. Because so much of the economy is seasonal and so much of the county lies in the coastal zone, commercial buyers should model realistic summer revenue against off-season slowdowns, weigh the flood zone, CAFRA rules, and insurance, and match the property to the demand pattern before purchasing. Call 888-327-6555 for a street-by-street breakdown.
Why buy commercial property in Cape May County.
- Strong summer tourismHospitality and retail in Cape May, the Wildwoods, and Ocean City ride the county's busy summer resort economy.
- Year-round mainland demandRoute 9 and Route 47 retail and the Cape May Court House medical-and-services corridor offer steadier year-round demand.
- Seasonal shore businessesBeach-town main streets and boardwalk-adjacent blocks offer seasonal businesses tied to the summer crowds.
- County hub at Cape May Court HouseAs the county seat, Cape May Court House anchors a year-round government, healthcare, and services corridor near Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional.
- Diverse income patternsBuyers can choose high-season tourism assets, steadier year-round properties, or a mix, across the peninsula's corridors and resort cores.
Amenities & community overview.
A closer look at tourism assets, corridors, and year-round demand for commercial buyers in Cape May County.
- Browse all homes for sale in Cape May County or explore the wider Cape May County market.
- Compare Cape May County neighborhoods and home styles before choosing, from attainable options to its premier properties.
- Weigh your commute: the Garden State Parkway and Routes 9, 47, and 147, plus cape May County has no commuter rail, so the Garden State Parkway is the main artery down the peninsula, with the Cape May-Lewes Ferry crossing to Delaware, NJ Transit buses, and the Atlantic City Rail Line and Atlantic City International Airport a drive north.
- Explore the Victorian historic district of Cape May, the Cape May Lighthouse and Cape May Point State Park, the boardwalks of Ocean City and the Wildwoods, and the free Cape May County Park and Zoo, with parks, dining, and rail access nearby.
- Call 888-327-6555 for a live, neighborhood-by-neighborhood market update in Cape May County.
Commercial ownership in Cape May County rests on the shore economy and careful attention to season and setting. Investors and operators chasing tourism income buy hospitality and retail in the resort cores of Cape May, the Wildwoods, and Ocean City; buyers who want steadier year-round demand buy Route 9 and Route 47 retail and properties in the medical-and-services corridor around Cape May Court House, the county seat, near Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional; and buyers who want a seasonal shore business buy on the beach towns' main streets. Because so much of the income is concentrated in summer and so much of the county lies in the coastal zone, the buyers who succeed here model realistic seasonal revenue against off-season slowdowns, weigh the flood zone, CAFRA rules, and insurance, and match the property to the demand pattern, so a well-located commercial property can build durable value in one of the Jersey Shore's busiest resort economies.
Resources for buyers & sellers.
Local and county government, schools, healthcare, transportation, parks, and financial assistance relevant to Cape May County, NJ buyers and sellers, every link verified and described below.
First-time home buyer programs in Cape May County.
First-time buyer in Cape May County or Cape May County, NJ? The New Jersey Dream Homeownership Program from NJHMFA helps eligible buyers with affordable financing, down payment and closing-cost assistance, and homebuyer education. Special options are available for military members, public safety professionals, educators, and healthcare workers.
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Frequently asked questions.
What kinds of commercial properties are available in Cape May County, NJ?
Tourism and hospitality properties in Cape May, the Wildwoods, and Ocean City, Route 9 and Route 47 retail and service buildings, seasonal shore businesses, and year-round medical and service properties around Cape May Court House, the county seat. Call 888-327-6555 for current listings.
How does the seasonal economy affect commercial property here?
Strongly. Much of the county's commercial income, especially in the resort cores, is concentrated in the summer season, so buyers should model strong peak-season revenue against slower off-season months rather than assume year-round income when evaluating a tourism-oriented property.
Where is the year-round commercial demand in Cape May County?
On the mainland. Route 9 and Route 47 retail and the medical-and-services corridor around Cape May Court House, anchored by Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional and county government, offer steadier year-round demand than the seasonal resort cores.
Are hospitality properties a good investment in Cape May County?
They can be, given the county's busy summer tourism, but income is seasonal. Motels, inns, retail, and food and entertainment properties in Cape May, the Wildwoods, and Ocean City ride the summer crowds, so buyers should model seasonal revenue carefully. We can help you evaluate a property.
Do commercial properties in Cape May County require flood insurance?
Often, yes, especially in the resort cores and near the water, where many properties sit in FEMA flood zones. Buyers should review the flood zone, elevation, and insurance costs as part of underwriting any commercial property here.
Does CAFRA affect commercial property in Cape May County?
It can. Because nearly all of the county lies in New Jersey's coastal zone, CAFRA coastal permitting can apply to new commercial development or significant changes and expansions, so buyers planning to build or expand should confirm CAFRA requirements. We can help you understand them.
What makes Cape May Court House a commercial hub?
As the county seat, Cape May Court House in Middle Township anchors county government, Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional, and a year-round medical-and-services corridor along Route 9, giving it steadier year-round commercial demand than the seasonal beach towns.
How competitive is the commercial market in Cape May County?
It varies by type and season. Well-located tourism and hospitality assets in the resort cores and year-round properties in the Cape May Court House corridor draw investor interest, while seasonality, flood status, and the coastal setting shape value and risk.
Can Four Point Realty help me buy commercial property in Cape May County?
Yes. We help investors and owner-operators find and evaluate tourism, retail, and year-round commercial properties, weighing seasonality, flood status, and CAFRA considerations, across the resort cores, the main corridors, and Cape May Court House. Call 888-327-6555 to start.
Can Four Point Realty help me sell my commercial property in Cape May County?
Yes. We market commercial properties with a listing fee starting at 1%*, professional marketing, and pricing built on real income and comparable sales. Request a free property value estimate to start.
How do I get alerts for new commercial listings in Cape May County?
Register for a free account and set your property-type, location, and price filters, or call 888-327-6555 and we will set up a curated commercial search for you.
Should I buy a seasonal or a year-round commercial property in Cape May County?
It depends on your risk tolerance and strategy. Seasonal tourism properties can earn strong summer income but slow off-season, while year-round properties on Route 9 or in the Cape May Court House corridor offer steadier demand. We can help you weigh both.
What towns near Cape May County should commercial buyers also consider?
Buyers sometimes compare Cape May County against neighboring Atlantic County, home to the Atlantic City casino and tourism economy, for additional hospitality and commercial inventory. We can help you weigh the trade-offs.
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