Editing Red Bank, New Jersey (section)

===Business districts===
Red Bank has four main business districts throughout the town. The largest is the historic commercial center of Downtown Red Bank, which mainly runs along [[County Route 11 (Monmouth County, New Jersey)|Broad Street]]. Other major connected commercial streets include Monmouth Street, [[County Route 10 (Monmouth County, New Jersey)|Front Street]], and White Street, all of which make up the Broad Street Historic District. Downtown includes a mixed variety of businesses, restaurants, and entertainment, ranging from high end retailers and fine dining to cheap eats and food. A section of Broad Street is closed off every year to allow for [[outdoor dining]].<ref name=MasterPlan/>

The second largest commercial corridor is [[County Route 13 (Monmouth County, New Jersey)|Shrewsbury Avenue]], with most of the businesses being located between [[County Route 10 (Monmouth County, New Jersey)|Front Street]] and Drs. James Parker Boulevard, and primarily serves the West Side of the town with many neighborhood-oriented retail and restaurants.<ref name=MasterPlan/>

The third commercial corridor is [[County Route 520 (New Jersey)|Newman Springs Road (County Route 520)]], which is a highway commercial district bordered with [[Shrewsbury, New Jersey|Shrewsbury]] and [[Tinton Falls, New Jersey|Tinton Falls]], consisting of several [[car dealership]]s, [[Automobile repair shop|auto body shops]], and [[Filling station|gas stations]] with large building footprints and parking lots.<ref name=MasterPlan/>

The fourth commercial district is the train station area, which is actively being redeveloped as a [[Mixed-use development|mixed used]] [[Walkable city|walkable]] [[Transit-oriented development|transit-oriented community]] after being the primary industrial area of the borough, and includes various restaurants and shops, as well as redeveloped industrial buildings such as the Galleria. While each commercial area is distinct from one another, Monmouth and Front Streets' development will connect Downtown with Shrewsbury Avenue through the train station area.<ref name=MasterPlan>The Red Bank Master Plan Committee. [https://redbanknj.org/DocumentCenter/View/12394/2023-Draft-MasterPlan?bidId= Red Bank Master Plan 2023], Borough of Red Bank, January 10, 2023. Accessed June 7, 2023.</ref>