At its founding, Clark, New Jersey was a placid and lovely agricultural community. Families migrated to the area because of its natural beauty and its fertile ground. Indeed, for generations, Clark remained a low key and lovely farming community. However, in more recent times, Clark has changed on some level ...

The population of Clark has increased to nearly 17,000, people. Of course, this is a number that allows Clark the ability to maintain a small time feel even though it is thriving berg along the Garden State Highway (indeed, the Garden State Highway actually passes through the center of Clark making it a stopping point from travelers of all types).

In large part because of its association with the Garden State Highway and in part due to its independent growth, Clark has seen an increase in its commercial activity in recent years. This includes the opening of a number of different stores, restaurants and other businesses.

Due to its close proximity to the Garden State, Clark has become particularly appealing to service business enterprises. An ever increasing number of doctors, lawyers, insurance related ventures and other similar types of businesses have set up shop in Clark over the course of the past dozen years. This includes medical and healthcare related clinics that offer the very latest technology, including the use of therapeutic lasers.

The very latest laser treatments are being used in Clark to deal with health related and cosmetic concerns such as varicose veins and skin conditions. These laser treatments are utilizing cutting edge technology to assist people in resolving vascular issues and skin conditions of different types in the least possible invasive manner.

The fact is that because the use of therapeutic lasers and related technology is being incorporated in both vascular therapies and skin condition resolution in Clark, and with the communities intersection with the Garden State Highway, people are now traveling to this blossoming community from throughout the region to obtain the very latest regard to these treatments and procedures.

One of the more interesting facts about Clark is the fact that residential property is in high demand. Developed residential property in Clark stands at a remarkable occupancy rate of 98%. In this era of spotty housing markets and an uncertain economy, the fact that Clark real estate is in such high demand remains the true exception to the rule of what is being experienced elsewhere in the United States. In the end, the reason Clark has so few available pieces of residential real estate rests in the fact that it is a community that has maintained its sense of history and yet added all of the latest amenities that are associated with larger, more cosmopolitan urban centers elsewhere in New Jersey and in the United States.

Future development and expansion of Clark is planned. However, a concerted effort is being made to ensure that any additional growth is done with an eye to preserving the hometown feel of Clark not only today but for future generations as well.