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A Perfect Itinerary for a Day in Princeton, NJ

A Perfect Itinerary for a Day in Princeton,NJSpending a day in Princeton, NJ?A perfect itinerary might start with a walk through Princeton University, followed by an afternoon at the Princeton University Art Museum. From there, explore Nassau Street, enjoy cocktails at the Graduate, and finish the evening with dinner at Teresa’s.Princeton offers

Why Some Homes Get Showings… and Others Sit on the Market

Why Some Homes Get Showings… and Others Sit on the MarketMost sellers assume buyers decide whether they like a home once they walk through the front door.But in reality, that decision is often made much earlier.In markets like Princeton and across Mercer County, the way a home is positioned before it even hits the market can determine whether it

Mercer County Housing Market Update: 6 Towns Shifting in 2026

Mercer County Housing Market Update: 6 Towns Shifting in 2026Three months into 2026 and the Mercer County housing market is already shifting.In this quick update, Josh Wilton breaks down what’s happening across Princeton, West Windsor, Lawrenceville, Hamilton, Robbinsville, and Montgomery — and why some homes are selling immediately while other

Is Princeton Junction actually its own town?

Is Princeton Junction actually its own town?It’s one of the most common misconceptions among buyers moving to Central New Jersey.Princeton Junction is not a separate municipality — it’s a neighborhood located within West Windsor Township, centered around the Princeton Junction train station.Because of the station name, many people assume itâ€

2026 Greater Princeton Market Forecast

This is our 2026 Greater Princeton Market Forecast slide deck. Click the 3 dots menu to see this in full screen. And if you'd like me to walk you through this analysis, just reach out via text or email. Here's the full presentation on YouTube:

West Windsor Finally Gets A Downtown

From Sleeper Town to Transit VillageWest Windsor has long been one of Central New Jersey’s most sought-after commuter towns, largely because of the Princeton Junction train station and direct access to New York City.But the town is beginning to evolve.A new transit village near the station is planned to include roughly 50,000 square feet of retai
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