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Stop 3 of 7 Morristown 32.5 mi from NY Penn · Electric · Zone 14

4.4 miles west of Madison · Convent Station passes by between these two

The place where the electromagnetic telegraph was first shown to the public, and home of the nation's first national historical park.

20,453residents
$121,340median household income
$567,600median home value
1,131riders board here on an average weekday (2024)

100 neighbors

If Morristown were 100 people, by race and ethnicity.

  • White, not Hispanic 51.1%
  • Hispanic or Latino (any race) 32.9%
  • All other groups (Asian, Black, multiracial, other) 16.0%

Within the total population: Asian alone 4.2%, Black alone 7.5%, two or more races 24.2% (these categories can include Hispanic residents).

Schools in town

10public
6private
15nursery / pre-K

Morris School District · high school: Morristown High School (grades 9-12)

Rt 46 · 80 · 10 watch

1 built since late 2024 · 3 under development · 3 proposed

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The station

Station locationMorristown
Address132 Morris Street, Morristown, NJ
Miles from New York Penn32.5
First passenger service1838-01-01
Current station opened1913
Architecture / historyArchitect Frank J. Nies. National Register of Historic Places, 1980. Its interior appears in Cyndi Lauper's 1984 "Time After Time" video.
ServiceElectric. Midtown Direct trains to New York Penn and trains to Hoboken.
Parking455 spaces across three lots
AccessibilityAccessible; mini-high platforms added 2005
Average weekday boardings1,131 (FY2024)
Fare zone14

Travel times are not shown. NJ TRANSIT’s Portal North Bridge cutover schedule (October 11 to November 14, 2026) diverted weekday Midtown Direct trains to Hoboken, and the regular timetable resumes November 15, 2026, subject to safety testing. Check njtransit.com for current times.

The people

Population, 2020 Census20,180
Population, 2010 Census18,411
Change, 2010–2020+9.6%
Population, ACS 2020–202420,453
Median age34.2
Households9,069
Average household size2.21
Median household income$121,340
Per-capita income$73,143
Poverty rate7.8%
Bachelor's degree or higher (25+)58.1%
White, not Hispanic51.1%
Hispanic or Latino (any race)32.9%
Asian alone4.2%
Black alone7.5%
Two or more races24.2%
Born outside the U.S.22.5%
Language other than English at home36.3%
Median home value$567,600
Median gross rent$2,274
Owner-occupied homes36.7%
Mean travel time to work23.9 min
Work from home18.8%
Land area2.91 sq mi
People per square mile6,937.1

U.S. Census Bureau: ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates and the 2010 and 2020 Census. Rows not shown were not available from the sources used.

Rt 46 · 80 · 10 and station-area projects

Station areaUnder development

Morristown Station (One Lackawanna Place)

Morristown · 1 Lackawanna Place, triangular lot between Lumber St, Lackawanna Pl and Lafayette Ave, just east of the train station · apartments + retail · 89 units (13 affordable), about 5,111 sq ft of retail

Apartments at the Morristown station, ending a dispute of nearly two decades. A $40 million construction loan closed in January 2026; a groundbreaking date was not confirmed.

Approved January 2025; financing January 2026source, 2026-01-07

Station areaUnder development

The Metro (22 Lafayette Avenue)

Morristown · 22 Lafayette Avenue (former Staples strip mall), near the train station · apartments + extended-stay · 126 rental units; ROI-NJ also mentions 100 extended-stay units (unclear if included)

Mixed-use project approved by the Planning Board with One Lackawanna Place. Status as of 2025-01-28: approved.

Approved: January 2025source, 2025-01-28

Station areaProposed

NJ Transit Morristown station joint development (two parcels)

Morristown · Two NJ Transit parcels adjacent to Morristown station · TOD (office/residential/retail/parking) · Not specified

NJ Transit signed an exclusive negotiating agreement. Potential uses are Class A office, multifamily, ground-floor retail and parking. Pre-development due diligence is underway.

Exclusive negotiating agreement: October 2026source, 2026-11-05

Station areaUnder development

M Lofts (Spring Street)

Morristown · 35 Spring St. (Spring Street tract between M Station and Bethel A.M.E. Church) · apartments · 150 units (30 affordable); $78.3 million

Final phase of the M Station / Spring Street redevelopment, approved in October 2025. A groundbreaking date was not confirmed.

Approved October 2025source, 2025-10-24

Station areaBuilt / opened

M Station West (Sanofi U.S. flagship office)

Morristown · Morris Street (reported as 100 Morris Ave/St), between the train station and the Morristown Green · office · 260,000 sq ft; $130M; ~2,000 employees relocated from Bridgewater

Phase 2 of M Station opened as Sanofi's U.S. flagship office in May 2025.

Opened May 22, 2025source, 2025-05-23

Station area (downtown)Proposed

North Park Place / Washington Street redevelopment (SJP)

Morristown · ~3 acres, 11 lots on North Park Place and Washington St (incl. former Century 21 bldg at N. Park Pl & Speedwell Ave), plus 2–10 Washington St · mixed-use (apartments/office/retail) · ~214 units total (~160 + ~54); 100,000–120,000 sq ft office

Council conditionally designated SJP to redevelop properties along the Green.

Conditional designation: Aug 18, 2026 (90-day exclusive negotiation)source, 2026-08-19

Station area (downtown)Proposed

Speedwell Avenue redevelopment, Phase 3 (settlement)

Morristown · Speedwell Avenue from Speedwell to Clinton Place · apartments + retail · 70 units (11 affordable), up to 8,800 sq ft retail, 88 parking spaces

A court-approved settlement requires the town to amend the Speedwell redevelopment plan to allow this project.

Lawsuit filed: 2021; Settlement approved: Late Jan 2026source, 2026-01-30

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