ShopRite In Manchester Aiming To Move To Larger Site, Official Says
By Karen Wall
Published on March 10, 2026.
The ownership of the ShopRite of Manchester, New Jersey, is planning to move to a larger site at the site once proposed for a Super Walmart. The plan was revealed at the Manchester Township Council meeting following concerns about the potential impact of the township's affordable housing plan. The Saker family is working on the plan to build a new store on the site. The approval process involves submitting proposals to both the Manchester and Toms River planning boards and obtaining approval from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (N.A.
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