Explore the neighborhood of Loveladies and learn about real estate trends, history, and what makes the town unique
Loveladies
Neighborhood summary
Loveladies Loveladies sits on the northern end of Long Beach Island, between Harvey Cedars and Barnegat Light. As part of Long Beach Township, its beaches and police services are managed by the township.
This section of LBI is known for its expansive lot sizes, private tracts, quiet beaches, and strong demand for lagoon-front living. It’s home to some of the island’s most luxurious, estate-style single-family homes. Thanks to its lower density compared to other parts of LBI, the beaches here are often uncrowded. Most lots are at least 100 feet wide by 100 feet deep—offering a spacious 10,000 square feet of land.
While Loveladies itself is primarily residential, the nearby town of Harvey Cedars offers convenient access to restaurants, shops, and other amenities just a short drive away.
Fun Fact: Each street in Loveladies is considered a “tract,” and addresses are labeled alphabetically as you move from the boulevard toward the ocean or bay. For example, properties closer to the boulevard may have a suffix like “A,” with subsequent homes down the tract labeled “B,” “C,” and so on.
Loveladies real estate market
Property values:
Over the past five years, homes in Loveladies have sold for approximately 70% more than the average across Long Beach Island. Much of the neighborhood is made up of private tracts where deeded ocean or bay access is required. Whether a property includes this access plays a big role in its value. If not, it's important to identify where the nearest public entrance is located.
Location
Loveladies offers unmatched privacy and oversized lots, which create opportunities for a variety of home styles, unique layouts, and expansive outdoor living spaces. The area also has a high concentration of lagoon-front properties, perfect for boaters or anyone who wants to be directly on the water.
Rental Market
Buyers searching for private estates often have Loveladies at the top of their list. It also appeals to families looking for wide beaches, large yards, and a quieter setting. Rental prices vary significantly due to the wide range of home sizes and styles in the area.
Lot Sizes
Most lots in Loveladies are at least 100 feet by 100 feet, far larger than the average on Long Beach Island, offering added flexibility and value.
The market here is distinct, and local knowledge goes a long way. If you're considering a home in Loveladies, feel free to reach out—I'm happy to walk you through the area and help you explore your options. Start your search below or get in touch anytime!
Insider tip
When evaluating value on Long Beach Island, there are typically four golden rules—proximity to the beach and proximity to Beach Haven are two of them. But like any rule, there are exceptions. Loveladies is one of those exceptions. Thanks to its privacy, open space, natural light, and low-density blocks, it stands out as one of the most desirable—and often most expensive—sections of the island, and for good reason.
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History
The name “Loveladies” comes from Thomas Lovelady, a prominent sportsman and early resident of a nearby island in the bay. During World War II, the area was temporarily renamed “Long Beach Park,” but it eventually reverted back to Loveladies due to confusion with other similarly named towns.
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