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The Elks
$1,955 - $3,800
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The Elks

475 Main StOrange, NJ 07050
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33 Lafayette St
$2,700 - $2,900
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33 Lafayette St

33 Lafayette StOrange, NJ 07050

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$2,200

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572 Nassau St

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property at 195 Park Ave

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195 Park Ave

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property at 588 Argyle Ave

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588 Argyle Ave

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533 Main StEast Orange, NJ 07018
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Orange Overview

Orange, NJ is a township located in Essex County, New Jersey. The township boasts a population, according to recent Census Bureau population estimates, of 30,658. Orange is 12.4 miles (19.96 km) to the west of Jersey City, NJ and 6.9 miles (11.1 km) northwest of Newark, the largest city in the state. It is also 14.1 miles (22.69 km) east of New York and the bright lights of the Big Apple. It is a growing city that is near enough to many major metropolitan areas while far enough to take residents away from the stresses of large city living.

What is the history of Orange?

The township was created in 1806 as a breakaway from the greater Newark area. Additional parts of the town were formed from the former Clinton township in 1834, it reincorporated as a town in 1860, became a city in 1872, and reorganized as a town in 1982. Orange, along with the abutting East, South, and West Orange townships form what are known as the “Oranges.”

How is the weather in Orange?

Weather in Orange, NJ, is typical for the Northeastern region. Temperatures range between 39 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit (29.44 °C), with January and February being the coldest months and June through August three of the hottest. It rains throughout the year, reaching a high 4.64 inches (11.79 cm) on average in August and a low of 2.87 inches (7.29 cm) in February. Snowfall in Orange is typical from November until March, with the heaviest snows falling in January. The average snowfall experienced in Orange is 8.91 inches (22.63 cm) while the average rainfall throughout the year is 3.54 inches (8.99 cm).

How do I get around town?

Every mode of transportation is available to residents of Orange, NJ. At 2.2 square miles, it is easy to make your way from north to south, east to west via car, bike, bus, or even walking. There are eight New Jersey (NJ) Transit bus lines in Orange, providing service throughout the township and into neighboring Newark. Additionally, NJ Transit Authority stations at Orange and Highland Avenue provide commuters with options for getting around. The Kearney Connection takes commuters to Secaucus, Penn Station in Midtown Manhattan (New York) and the Hoboken Terminal.

What is the Orange commute like?

The township of Orange is situated on the Newark/Mount Pleasant Turnpike. This road connects the town to Newark, Morristown, NJ, and Easton, PA. The town also has access to the Morristown Line of the NJ Transit Authority. Early trolleys which used to predominate public transportation as far back as 1862 have been replaced by bus routes as part of the town’s public transportation system. Orange has 45 miles (72.42 km) of roadway of which 39 miles (62.76 km) are under local control, 2 miles (3.22 kilometers) maintained by Essex County, and the remaining roadways under the authority and maintenance of the New Jersey Department of Transportation. The township is also served by U.S. Interstate Highway 280 (the Essex Freeway) a nearly 18-mile spur to I-80 that runs from Parsippany, NJ to the west into Newark.

What are the local media outlets?

The Newark Star-Ledger, New York Times, and New York Post are major newspaper outlets available to residents of Orange. Additionally, the local Orange News provides insights on community news, events, and happenings while the Essex County News gives readers a larger perspective on things going on in the county. There are at least eight New Jersey television stations throughout the region that serve Orange as well as broadcast channels out of New York. Additionally, residents are served by a local Caribbean, hip-hop, reggae station (96.1 Vibes Link-FM) and various other local stations in East Orange, NJ.

Why live in Orange, NJ?

Orange was once a place where weary travelers found a place to rest as they traveled east and west. What they have left behind was a town with a rich industrial history, including hat makers, breweries, shoemakers, and tanners. They left behind buildings representative of a time when the region was a beacon of manufacturing excellence. It is a town of well-maintained homes and with its status change to township in 1982, it has been able to bring in the Federal assistance necessary to rebuild and revitalize areas in need of improvement. Moving to Orange now is the best decision in light of the improvements that are being made for its future.

What Orange landmarks should I see?

Orange was once home to several hatmakers, including the famous “No Name Hat Company.” The company, formed near the time of the founding of Orange in the early 1800s, was the creation of the father of John Stetson, a name you may be familiar with as Stetson would break out on his own, move to Philadelphia and formed The Stetson Company in 1865 (“Stetson Hats”). The former factory at 50 and 55 South Essex Avenue, is being renovated into lofts and mix-use retail space. This is necessary to bring back needed commerce and a renewed sense of pride in the city.

What is there to do around Orange?

Orange may be a sleepy suburban community, but it isn’t without its charm. Landmarks include St. John’s Church, which was built in 1880, has a functioning pipe organ, Belgian altar screen, and all the trappings of a gothic cathedral. It is located at 94 Ridge Street and within walking distance of the NJ Transit. There are plenty of restaurants, cafes, and eateries available for residents to grab a meal, catch up with friends, and grab a quick bite. There are also museums, exhibits, arts and crafts, and shopping to provide residents with plenty to do.

Any annual festivals or Orange events to know?

Festivals held in Orange include the annual Caribbean Heritage Day Festival held in August. This event is a proud celebration of the town’s Caribbean culture, as evidenced by its one radio station, 96.1 Vibes Link-FM. The festival is a daylong celebration of food, music, arts and craft, dancing, and all things Caribbean.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Centrally located, Orange is far from the boardwalks of the eastern shore of New Jersey. This can be rectified by hopping in the car and taking a drive 121 miles (194.73 km) south to Atlantic City. The two hours spent in the car can be rewarded with the sands of the Atlantic City beaches, casinos, and other entertainment venues. An obvious vacation spot for area residents is New York. The 14.1-mile trip to the Big Apple brings you into the heart of the city, with access to the theater district, waterfront area (with its shops and fresh markets), and restaurants, some of the finest in the world. Book a Broadway play take a ride on the Staten Island Ferry and walk to the top of the torch of the Statue of Liberty.

Where is the best place to move in Orange?

There are plenty of places to live in Orange, NJ that are for rent. The township provides affordable rentals which allow residents to enjoy living outside the major cities and still give access that is relatively easy. Plenty of options are available for transportation and moving to and from Orange to Morristown, other towns and cities in Essex County, Newark, and New York. Expect to pay between $1,000 and $2,500 and up for a reasonably kept apartment with plenty of amenities and the style you want to call home. You can live in Orange, work in Newark, commute to New York, and drive to the Atlantic City boardwalk for vacation and play. Orange serves as a hub to living your best life!

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Frequently Asked Questions about Orange

How much are Studio apartments in Orange?

There are currently 383 Studio Apartments in Orange with rent ranges from $1,200 to $4,570 with an average price of $1,984.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Orange Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Orange ranges from $800 to $4,995 with an average monthly rent of $2,469.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Orange cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Orange range from $1,300 to $10,000. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,089.

How expensive are Orange Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 261 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Orange on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,750 to $8,500 - averaging $2,751 for the location.

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