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Netflix has its next recommendation for you — real estate in a Jersey Shore town that the streaming giant is betting the future on. The company is taking a chance on a faded New Jersey area that was once a Gilded Age resort town for its next reinvention. Fort Monmouth had once attracted presidents and millionaires for its proximity to both the shores of the Atlantic and to New York City. They built grand mansions along its main Ocean Avenue — forming a Millionaire's Row. While many of the original Gilded Age homes have since been demolished, there are a few surviving buildings that have served as a summer haven for the Guggenheims and society elites like Drew Barrymore's actor grandfather John Barrymore, who summered there. One local rumor has it Barrymore popped so many champagne corks at his house the ceiling needed to be replaced. Other notables who once owned homes in the area were Bowles Colgate, II, co-founder and president of Colgate and the Harper brothers, founders of Harper's Bazaar magazine and publishing firm HarperCollins. Now, Netflix is banking on the area becoming a boom town once again. In May, the streamer broke ground on a massive $1.2 billion studio, aiming to build a 'Hollywood of the East' in the heart of Monmouth County.
Hollywood, New York City, Miami, Aspen. When you think of hot spots where you might have an unexpected celebrity sighting, those cities usually top the list. But fairly soon, there may be another contender: Monmouth County, NJ . Thanks to Netflix's new $1 billion investment to transform the previously shuttered 292-acre former Fort Monmouth U.S. Army base into its East Coast production hub, things are about to heat up on the Jersey Shore. Not only will more celebrities be working at the film and TV facility, but businesses (including real estate) in the vicinity are about to get a starry boost. "As someone who has lived, worked, and raised a family here in Monmouth County for many years, I can tell you firsthand that there’s already been an uptick in interest since the Netflix Studios announcement," Teresa Minnick , a broker with Christie's International Real Estate Group and director of sales for The Atlantic Club Residences , a posh new luxury development in Long Branch, NJ , tells Realtor.com® . Though the new Netflix Studios won't be completed until 2028, the surrounding hubbub is leading some forward-thinking buyers, including celebrities, to property shop now—before the area explodes. "I never had celebrity showings, and I've had three of them in the last five weeks," Aleksander Pritsker , CEO of Team Blackstar at eXp Realty, said recently on " The BRO Show " podcast. "They're coming in and scoping, they're looking, they're seeing what's out there." In other words, the presence of Netflix is primed to reshape the entire demographic of the Jersey Shore, including adding more star power.
