Point Pleasant Beach Rentals

12/28/2024

Below is a conversation I had with three young men. One is a college student visiting during his Christmas break, and the other two are his friends and his brother, who were also out for a night walk. They’ve been observing the drones every evening, and this is what they had to say about it.

12/28/2024

12/22/2024

Breakfast and lunch. Worth it

12/16/2024

12/14/2024

Netflix’s planned production facility at the former Fort Monmouth site in Eatontown and Oceanport, New Jersey, is poised to significantly boost local economies, including nearby beach communities. The development is approximately 16 to 17 miles from Point Pleasant Beach, translating to a 20- to 25-minute drive. 

This proximity suggests that the influx of production crews and visitors could benefit local businesses such as airports, rental properties, restaurants, stores, and beach-related services, contributing to the revitalization of surrounding areas.

12/14/2024

Great place Pop’s cornor Restaurant and Bakery - Point Pleasant Beach

Pop’s Restaurant and Bakery on Arnold Avenue is a fantastic spot for breakfast and lunch in Point Pleasant Beach. They offer a great menu filled with high-quality options, and while the prices reflect the quality, their rewards program makes it even better—visit five times and you’ll get 25% off anytime you go back, whether for food, takeout, or their bakery treats.

The father-son duo, Bruce and Brian, are often there, adding a personal touch to the experience. Their warmth and hospitality make you feel right at home and add to the charm of this local gem.

Their lunch specials for students are a standout feature, offering great deals that make it accessible for everyone. Plus, their Instagram page keeps you updated on specials and new menu items, which is worth following.

Pop’s is a must-visit year-round for delicious food and fresh baked goods. Whether you’re stopping by for a hearty breakfast, a quick lunch, or something sweet from the bakery, Pop’s delivers every time. Highly recommend!

5/5 stars.

12/13/2024

Love this. Not my photo.

12/13/2024

This is cool

12/13/2024

Head to Point Lobster

12/13/2024

12/13/2024

13 drones last night…. Nothing to worry about we are told.
Report to:

New Jersey Office of Homeland Security Counter Threat Watch Unit (NJOHSP)
• Phone: 1-866-4-SAFE-NJ (1-866-472-3365)
• Email: [email protected]

Residents are encouraged to report any unusual or suspicious drone activity to local law enforcement first and then to NJOHSP’s Counter-Threat Watch Unit. Providing details such as the time, location, number of drones, and any noticeable patterns in their movements

Over the past several days, residents of Ocean County, particularly in Point Pleasant Beach, have noticed an unsettling increase in drone activity. These drones are not hobbyist toys—they are large, hovering for extended periods, and seem to follow specific flight paths, including over homes, lakes, and even the ocean.

What’s more troubling is the lack of action or answers from authorities. When I reported the issue to the police, I was told there was “nothing they could do” and that I should call the FBI. When state police were engaged, one officer admitted to following the drones but broke off because he didn’t know what they were. How is it possible that with all the technology and resources available, we can’t identify or address what’s flying over our skies?

Last night, I saw drones hovering over the water tower and near Lake of the Lilies. I called the police and told them to simply step outside their station, look up, and see for themselves. The response? Indifference. No one investigated. No one checked. No one took any action. These drones violate local ordinances prohibiting unauthorized flights, yet there are no consequences.

If these drones are flying west to east, why aren’t they intercepted over the ocean? Why aren’t they brought down so we can find out who’s operating them and why? It’s frustrating to see reports flooding in from concerned residents only to have authorities dismiss them. If our local law enforcement won’t enforce their own drone ordinances, what’s the point of having them?

This isn’t just a minor nuisance—it’s a safety concern, a privacy issue, and a serious failure of accountability. What are these drones doing? Who’s responsible for them? And why is no one doing anything about it?

It’s time for answers. If you’ve seen these drones, report them and demand action. We deserve transparency and a solution to this growing problem.

09/27/2024

Power out on at the Beach!

09/04/2024

Where have you seen this sign in PointPleasant Beach? Hint. Near boardwalk and Dunes

08/29/2024

Did you place your deposit?

08/11/2024

Demolition sale

Attention contractors, builder, remodelers.

Unique opportunity for you to acquire high quality household building items (appliances, cabinets, countertops, vanities, toilets, faucets, windows, indoor and exterior doors, light fixtures, ceiling fans, HVAC units, front lawn stone, select furniture items and much more) Two homes located doors apart that are set for demolition.

Preview inspection and reserve with deposit
August 16th and 21st 7am-1pm

Two homes 4 houses apart

203 Washington Ave
And
112 Washington Ave

Point Pleasant Beach.

Item removal Sept 5-7th, 7am-1pm
(or by appointment with owner.)

On Sept 5amd 7.

Bring own toolspwople and truck for any disconnection or removal.

Items will not be held after September 8th.
**$1 under price is only a place holder**