Overview of Our Markets

Hoboken, NJ, stands out as one of the most walkable cities in the U.S., attracting a vibrant, young population eager to explore its lively bars and restaurants. Hoboken is well-connected with public transit links to Harrison, Newark, Jersey City, and Lower and Midtown Manhattan.

Key industries include academic publishing, financial services, and major institutions such as Hoboken University Medical Center and Stevens Institute of Technology. Just 4 miles from NYC, commuters frequently traverse this route, presenting a prime opportunity for effective bus shelter advertising.

• Population: < 53,400
• Median Household Income: $127,523
• Median Age: 31.8
• Sex Distribution: Male: 50.3%, Female: 49.7%
• Racial Breakdown: White 82.91%, Asian 9.2%, Two or More Races 3.43%, Black or African American 2.72%, Other Races 1.64%, Native American 0.01%

Jersey City ranks among the most walkable cities in America, home to essential educational institutions like New Jersey City University and Hudson County Community College. Known as “the sixth borough” and “Wall Street West,” Jersey City boasts a significant banking and financial services sector. Out-of-home advertising along commuter routes offers multiple opportunities to connect with your target audience through Junior Poster and bus shelter ads.

• Population: < 264,000
• Median Household Income: $66,264
• Median Age: 33.9
• Sex Distribution: Male: 49.2%, Female: 50.8%
• Racial Breakdown: White 35.4%, Asian 25.4%, Black or African American 24%, Two or More Races 3.2%, American Indian/Alaska Native 0.4%, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.1%

North Bergen, NJ, is a hilly township closely linked to neighboring communities along the Hudson River. Predominantly residential and home to a majority Hispanic population, this area serves as a commuting hub for those working in retail and nearby cities. Outdoor advertising along commuter routes provides a strategic way to reach your target audience through Junior Poster and bus shelter placements.

• Population: 61,970
• Median Household Income: $61,734
• Median Age: 38.1
• Sex Distribution: Male: 51.0%, Female: 49.0%
• Racial Breakdown: Hispanic 71%, White 18%, Asian 7%, Black 3%

Newark is New Jersey’s largest city and employment center, witnessing a population growth of 1.2% from 2016 to 2017. With substantial household income growth of 13.1%, Newark is a diverse destination offering significant opportunities. Home to Rutgers University–Newark and Fortune 500 company Prudential Financial, Newark’s media channels connect with a wide demographic. Public transit options allow effective outreach through Junior Poster and bus shelter ads.

• Population: 285,156
• Median Household Income: $34,826
• Median Age: 34.4
• Sex Distribution: Male: 49.5%, Female: 50.5%
• Racial Breakdown: Black/African American 49%, Hispanic and Other 36.2%, White 10.5%, Asian 1.76%

Paramus, a borough in Bergen County, is renowned as a premier shopping destination, featuring popular spots like the Garden State Plaza and Paramus Park Mall. Recognized as the “crossroads of Bergen County,” it is easily accessible via car and bus, making it an ideal location for bus shelter advertising campaigns.

• Population: 26,558
• Median Household Income: $117,087
• Median Age: 46.8
• Sex Distribution: Male: 48.8%, Female: 51.2%
• Racial Breakdown: White 66.9%, Asian 27.4%, Black or African American 3%, Two or More Races 1.4%

Paterson, known as the Silk City, is the third largest city in New Jersey and historically significant as an industrial center. Today, it is diverse, with substantial Hispanic, Latino, and Arab populations. The city is well-connected via highways and public transport, providing excellent opportunities for outdoor advertising through Junior Posters and bus shelters.

• Population: 145,627
• Median Household Income: $39,282
• Median Age: 33.3
• Sex Distribution: Male: 48.2%, Female: 51.8%
• Racial Breakdown: Other 35.6%, White 29.3%, Black or African American 26.5%, Two or More Races 4.7%

Middlesex County features high-traffic areas near major routes like Interstate 95 and Route 1. Enhance your brand visibility through strategic bus shelter advertising with AR James Media.

• Population: < 858,770
• Median Household Income: $96,883
• Median Age: 39.1
• Sex Distribution: Male: 50.3%, Female: 49.7%
• Racial Breakdown: White 40.9%, Asian 24.6%, Black or African American 9.4%

Locations along Route 9 in Ocean County are prime for increasing brand visibility. Utilize bus shelter advertising to effectively reach your target audience throughout the day.

• Population: < 630,057
• Median Household Income: $76,644
• Median Age: 42
• Sex Distribution: Male: 50.3%, Female: 49.7%
• Racial Breakdown: White 83.9%, Black or African American 2.8%, Asian 1.91%

Somerset County locations on Route 28 are excellent spots for boosting your brand’s visibility. Engage your target audience effectively with bus shelter advertising.

• Population: < 343,950
• Median Household Income: $121,695
• Median Age: 41.8
• Sex Distribution: Male: 50.3%, Female: 49.7%
• Racial Breakdown: White 54%, Asian 18.6%, Black or African American 9.3%

New York City, the largest U.S. city since the first census in 1790, serves as a hub for numerous industries, including banking, entertainment, and scientific research. The bustling environment with millions of pedestrians makes it an ideal space for media buyers. Investing in Junior Poster advertising is a strategic move to reach on-the-go audiences effectively.

• Population: 8.55 million
• Median Household Income: $57,782
• Median Age: 35.8
• Sex Distribution: Male: 47.7%, Female: 52.3%
• Racial Breakdown: White 42.8%, Black or African American 24.3%, Hispanic and Other 15.1%, Asian 14%