WEICHERT, REALTORS® - Brigantine Realty is your neighborhood real estate office serving Brigantine Beach and the surrounding communities in Atlantic County, New Jersey.  We have been locally owned and operated for close to 20 years on the island of Brigantine.  Broker/Owner, David Bielous and Owner, Paul Dzialo, have over 50 years combined experience serving all of Atlantic County: Atlantic City, Brigantine, Absecon, Pleasantville, Ventor City, Galloway Township & Egg Harbor Township. 

Our office continues to grow with the increasing demands of the residents and visitors of the City of Brigantine and the Atlantic City area.  It is our primary goal to always put our customers first while we provide you with a broad range of homeownership services. Today, we continue to refine our approach in response to the changing needs and concerns of people like you.

To begin with, our office is truely your "one-stop" destination for a full range of real estate products and services. When you're in need of advice on mortgages, insurance and all the details of moving, help is just a phone call away at our affiliate, WEICHERT® Gold Services.  They can provide a full spectrum of home services available before, during and after you buy or sell a home. Weichert Financial Services is your one stop source for financial and moving-related services.

In other words, we go beyond "full service." No one can match our WEICHERT® Open House program or our promise of immediate answers to our web site requests. But, in the end, it's the neighborhood knowledge and personal attention from our friendly and experienced Sales Associates that ensure your problems will be resolved and your dreams realized.

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We are conveniently located at the lighthouse, in Brigantine, New Jersey, with plenty of off street parking. Any one of our agents would be happy to assist you. Brigantine Realty is a full service brokerage                     Brigantine Beach is an island refuge, with broad, white sandy beaches, sparkling gentle surf, cool breezes, colorful catamaran sails and the call of laughing gulls... ...a place families call home, even if it's for a little while. Brigantine Golf Links is a public golf course - Scottish links design, concave bunkers, scenic views. Brigantine is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean, Brigantine Inlet, Absecon Inlet and inland waterways, with Brigantine Boulevard and a modern high-rise 4-lane connecting bridge, completed in 1972, providing passage over Absecon inlet to Atlantic City. The island is 6.39 square miles in area, half of which is owned by the State of New Jersey under the Green Acres Program. The City is primarily a residential community. Expansion within the City is currently, and is expected to remain, primarily of a residential nature, with single-family homes comprising the majority of new construction on the island. Brigantine Beach Island is Rich in History Brigantine is situated just north of Atlantic City on the southern of New Jersey coast and is the only "city-island" in the state. Our rich heritage began in the 1500's when the Lenape Indians called our island their "summer playground" or "Watamoonica." The Dutch were the first Europeans to explore the Jersey coastline searching for a waterway through the New World to the Orient. The log book of Henry Hudson's ship "Half Moon" recalls the first observation of Brigantine Beach on September 2, 1608: "This is a very good land to fall in with, and a pleasant land to see..." The legendary pirate, Captain William Kidd is said to have buried treasure under Brigantine Beach sand. The name "Brigantine" came from a type of 1600's ship; perhaps one of the first of over three hundred vessels wrecked on the notorious offshore shoals - during a two hundred year period. During the American Revolution, American privateers (patriot - pirates) hid in our north and south inlets and would suddenly streak to attack unwary or disabled British ships. Shipbuilding and salt manufacturing (from sea water) became important industries during the war. A major growth spurt occurred during the late 1800's. A railroad connecting Philadelphia to Brigantine, sixteen trolleys ran the length of the island, and steamboats carried people to and from Atlantic City during the "Gay Nineties." Hotels sprang up and some served as "getaways" for important people including President Grover Cleveland. Hard times and harsh storms ended this boom in the early 1900's. With the "Roaring Twenties" came the next growth period to this seashore resort. A bridge to Atlantic City, a boardwalk, new streets, a school and a golf course became realities. The Brigantine Lighthouse was built as an attraction and landmark "not as a navigational aid. The Stock Market Crash and Great Depression all but crushed this endeavor. Brigantine Beach bounced back again and again, and survived major storms in 1944 and 1962. The Brigantine Inn was the site of the Coastal Warning Service of the US Army during World War II when local citizens made extraordinary sacrifices. After the war our island grew steadily boasting a present day year round population of 15,000. Thousands of tourists seek out Brigantine's many activities and opportunities including boating, swimming, surfing, rowing, fishing, sailing, golf, a skateboard park, outdoor concerts, mini-grand prix car race, and more. Many social and service clubs are available as well. Brigantine Beach offers an enjoyable respite from the glitter and glamour of the casino life of Atlantic City, only minutes away.