Thinking about moving to Princeton, NJ? Explore Downtown Princeton, Riverside, Littlebrook, Washington Oaks, and more in this quick neighborhood guide to where to live in Princeton.
Princeton’s Town Center offers something increasingly valuable: walkability to downtown, schools and everyday amenities. Here’s what recent luxury sales tell us about the premium buyers are willing to pay.
Fall in Princeton doesn’t last long, which means you have to make the most of it.
A few of my favorites: walking Princeton University when the leaves change, catching live music in Palmer Square, biking the D&R Canal, exploring the Institute Woods, apple and pumpkin picking, attending a Princeton football game and walking Nassau Street [...]
Littlebrook has changed significantly over the last 15–20 years.
Looking at the last 18 months of sales, I found 13 Littlebrook homes that sold above $2 million, with a median price of $3 million and a high sale of $4.5 million.
One factor contributing to that demand is education. For many Princeton buyers, access to Littlebrook [...]
From morning coffee to Friday night pizza, certain Princeton businesses become part of the rhythm of living here. Here are five local staples every Princeton resident should know.
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Princeton is moving forward with plans to bring more affordable housing to the community.
One of the key sites is the former Department of Public Works property near Community Park, where affordable, low- and moderate-income housing is planned as part of the town’s broader housing [...]
Princeton’s luxury market is shaped by world-class education, high-income employment, access to NYC and Philadelphia, and international buyer demand. Here’s why those factors make the Princeton housing market so unique.
Princeton University creates demand in the local housing market in more ways than you might expect. Some families are purchasing homes and condos for students, adding another layer of competition for buyers.
