Located along the Raritan and South Rivers in Central New Jersey, East Brunswick attracts families and couples to our suburban lifestyle within easy distance of both Manhattan and Philadelphia.
Young Israel of East Brunswick has 200 families enjoying a “one shul” Modern Orthodox community led by Rabbi Yehoshua Hess. We have a mikvah, an eruv, kosher restaurants, shopping, Shabbos and weekday youth activities, a teen minyan, adult education classes, and many social, charitable, and educational programs!
We are centrally located to top-flight companies and institutions, including Rutgers University, Princeton University, Johnson & Johnson, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, Saint Peter’s University Hospital, Ernst & Young, and Prudential.
East Brunswick has 2 park-and-rides that offer express bus service to Manhattan, and 3 NJ Transit rail stations are just 15 minutes away.
There are affordable homes and apartments along tree-lined streets surrounding the Young Israel. Single-family homes start around $700K with 3-4 bedrooms and large properties.
Children attend the following schools nearby: Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy/Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School, Rabbi Pesach Raymond Yeshiva (RPRY), Yeshivat Netivot Montessori, and numerous other Yeshivas.
East Brunswick offers wonderful public resources, including 17 parks with lakes, trails, ball fields, tennis and pickleball courts, and more. We also have the Playhouse 22 community theater, a brand new ice skating rink and Crystal Springs Waterpark, an aquatic center with pools, slides, sprinkler park, and lazy river.
Incentives:
The community is offering attractive NEW FAMILY Incentive Packages including yeshiva discounts, free memberships and more totaling $56,000 over 5 years per family
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