 of a lease for the Bridgewater store in a news release earlier this month that announced record-breaking sales for the latest quarter.

Sales rose 10 percent for the quarter to $4.7 billion, according to the release. Whole Foods also said it expects to have 500 stores by 2017.

Turbowitz said he doubted that the new Whole Foods store would have a negative impact on other grocery stores in the area.

Whole Foods appeals to a different customer base than Wegmans or ShopRite, he said.

Whole Foods is expanding its presence in Central Jersey. Besides already operating stores in Princeton and Madison, Whole Foods is converting a former 20,000-square foot A&P in Morristown and has plans to build a 43,000-square-foot store in Metuchen.

Staff Writer Mike Deak: 908-243-6607; mdeak@mycentraljersey.com Big tech companies such as Amazon, Google and Facebook have made setting up shop in the heart of Seattle all the rage, giving their employees easy access to a variety of in-city amenities. But finding a place to buy or rent that’s considered affordable by today’s standards means moving at least 15 minutes from the urban core.

A new analysis from Seattle based real estate tech company Zillow and HERE Technologies, a mapping data company, shows that homeowners will save the most money if they move 15 minutes away from downtown in the cities of Boston, Seattle, Washington, D.C., and Chicago.

The typical home in the Seattle metro area becomes 11.3 percent less expensive (about $54,599) when it’s located 15 minutes out. Rent becomes 6.2 percent less expensive (about $125 per month).

HERE Technologies analyzed commute and real-time traffic data from 34 of the largest U.S. markets show how much homeowners could save if they are willing to add to their daily commutes.

“There has been an urban revival in many U.S. cities over the past two decades driven by evolving preferences among young adults and a long-term shift in the American economy toward service jobs,” Zillow Senior Economist Aaron Terrazas said in a news release. “But, this does come with a cost — in many cities, there’s a growing tradeoff between a short commute and an affordable home. The regular commute to-and-from work looms large over the typical American worker
of a lease for the Bridgewater store in a news release earlier this calendar month that announce record - breaking sale for the late quarter. 

 Sales rise 10 percent for the quarter to $ 4.7 billion, according to the release. Whole Foods also suppose it expects to have 500 stores by 2017. 

 Turbowitz said he doubted that the new Whole Foods shop would have a negative impact on early grocery stores in the sphere. 

 Whole Foods appeals to a unlike customer base than Wegmans or ShopRite, he said. 

 Whole Foods is expanding its presence in Central Jersey. Besides already operating stores in Princeton and Madison, Whole Foods is convert a former 20,000 - square foot A&P in Morristown and has plans to build up a 43,000 - square - foot store in Metuchen. 

 Staff Writer Mike Deak: 908 - 243 - 6607; mdeak@mycentraljersey.com Big tech companies such as Amazon, Google and Facebook have made setting up shop in the heart of Seattle all the fury, giving their employees comfortable entree to a variety of in - city amenities. But finding a place to bribe or rent that ’s regard affordable by today ’s standards mean moving at least 15 minutes from the urban core. 

 A new analysis from Seattle based substantial estate tech company Zillow and HERE Technologies, a mapping datum company, show that homeowner will salvage the most money if they move 15 minutes away from downtown in the cities of Boston, Seattle, Washington, D.C., and Chicago. 

 The typical home in the Seattle metro sphere becomes 11.3 percentage less expensive (about $ 54,599) when it ’s located 15 minutes out. Rent becomes 6.2 percent less expensive (about $ 125 per month). 

 HERE Technologies analyze commute and real - time dealings data from 34 of the largest U.S. markets show how much homeowner could save if they are willing to lend to their daily commutes. 

 “ There has been an urban revival in many U.S. city over the past two ten driven by evolving preferences among young adults and a long - term shift in the American economy toward service occupation, ” Zillow Senior Economist Aaron Terrazas said in a news liberation. “ But, this does come with a cost — in many cities, there ’s a growing tradeoff between a short commute and an affordable family. The regular commute to - and - from work looms large over the typical American worker
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Tu r b ow itzsaid he doubted t h at the new WholeFoodsst o re w oul d h ave a nega ti ve im p act ono th e r gro c ery stores in  the area.Who le Foo ds  ap p eals t o a d if f ere nt customer  bas e than We gmanso r ShopR i te, hesaid.
Wh ole  Foo d sis  ex pa n din g  i tsp res ence inCe nt ral J erse y . B esid esalre ady o perating stor esin P r inc etonand M adis on , Who le Foo ds is  c onverting a for mer20,000-sq uar efoo tA&P i n  Morri sto wnand has  planst o b ui l d a43,000-square-foot  s t o re  in Metu chen.St af f  WriterMi keDeak : 908-2 43-6 6 07 ; mdeak@ mycent r al je rsey.co mBig te ch  co mpa niess uchas Ama zon, Goo gle a n d Facebook hav e  made setting up s ho p  inthe  heart of S eatt l e al l th e  r age ,  givi ng th ei r  e m ployees easy access  t o a va riety  of in-city a menities.B u t  finding  a p l ac e  to buy or ren t tha t’s consid e red affo rdabl e by tod ay’s stan d a rds mean s m ovi ngatl e as t 15 minutesf r om t he  urbancor e.

A n ewana lys isfr om Seattl e basedre al  e st ate  tech companyZi llo wand  HERE Techno logie s, a  m ap p ing  data c o mp a n y, s ho ws  tha t h om eowne rs w i llsave th e most mo ney if t he ymove 15  minutes away  f rom downto wn  in  the c i t ies of B oston, Seattle, Washing t on, D.C .,and C hica go.

Thetyp ical h ome in the  Seatt le me tr o a r e a bec o m es  11 .3  percent l e s s e xpens iv e (a bout $5 4,599) when it’s l o cat ed 15 minutes  ou t. R e n tbec o me s  6. 2p erc e n t less expensiv e (about $ 12 5  p er month). 
HE RE  Techno logiesanaly z ed comm ute and r eal-timetr affi c dat a from 34of the l argest U. S . mar k et s sho w h ow muc hhom eowne rs cou l d s ave i f they  a re wil lingto  add totheir daily commutes.
“There  hasbee n an urba n r e viv al in man y U. S. citiesove r t he pa stt wo de cade s  d riv e n byevol v ing prefe r en ces a mo ng young ad u l t s a nd alon g -termshif t in the American economy toward  ser v i cejob s ,” Z il low Senior Eco nom is t Aaron Te rr azas said i n a news  r e lease . “But , this  does c o m ew ith acost  —in many c iti es ,  there’ sag rowing  tra de off be tweena  sho r t  commute and anaffor d a ble h o me.  There gular c o mmut e to-and-f rom work lo oms la rgeoverthe typ ic al Ame ric an  worker
 of_a lease_for the Bridgewater store_in a_news_release earlier_this_month that announced_record-breaking sales for_the latest quarter.

Sales rose_10 percent for_the_quarter to $4.7 billion, according to the release. Whole Foods also said it expects_to_have 500_stores_by_2017.

Turbowitz said he doubted that_the new Whole Foods store_would have_a negative impact on other grocery stores in_the_area.

Whole Foods appeals_to a different customer base than Wegmans or ShopRite,_he said.

Whole Foods is expanding its_presence in Central_Jersey._Besides_already operating stores in_Princeton and Madison, Whole Foods is_converting a former 20,000-square foot A&P_in Morristown and has plans to build_a 43,000-square-foot store in Metuchen.

Staff Writer_Mike Deak: 908-243-6607; mdeak@mycentraljersey.com Big_tech companies_such as Amazon, Google and_Facebook have made_setting up_shop in the_heart of Seattle all the rage,_giving their employees_easy access to a variety of_in-city_amenities. But finding_a_place_to buy_or rent that’s_considered_affordable by_today’s_standards means moving at least 15_minutes_from the urban core.

A new analysis from_Seattle based real estate_tech_company Zillow and HERE_Technologies, a mapping data company,_shows that homeowners will save the_most money_if they_move 15 minutes away from downtown in the cities of Boston,_Seattle, Washington, D.C., and Chicago.

The typical_home in the Seattle_metro area_becomes_11.3 percent less_expensive_(about $54,599)_when it’s located 15 minutes out. Rent_becomes 6.2_percent less expensive (about $125 per_month).

HERE Technologies analyzed commute_and_real-time traffic data from 34 of_the largest U.S. markets show how_much homeowners could save if_they_are_willing to add to their_daily commutes.

“There has been an urban_revival in many_U.S. cities over the past two decades_driven_by evolving preferences among young adults_and_a long-term shift in the American_economy_toward_service jobs,” Zillow Senior Economist_Aaron Terrazas said in a news_release. “But, this does come with a cost —_in many cities,_there’s a growing tradeoff between_a_short_commute and an affordable home. The regular commute to-and-from work_looms large_over the typical_American worker