Fewer and older: Monmouth County's population shift

June 26, 2015

“The baby boomers couldn’t wait to get out of Jersey City and the millennials can’t wait to get in,” said James Hughes, a Rutgers University economist ..

But a report released in the fall, authored by Hughes and another Rutgers economist, Joseph J. Seneca, shows that population is rising closer to …

Asbury Park Press, June 25

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