When associates join our team, they plug into the systems, support, and training that enable them to scale quickly. Two recent examples include agents who closed $20M and $12M in their first year after having zero production at their previous brokerage.➡️ How Associates Go From $0 to $20M at The Wilton Group

Spring is competitive for sellers. Learn why staging and pricing strategies outperform wishful pricing and how to create buyer competition in 2026.Are you married to selling the house or pricing it right?

PPMS — Princeton Property Management Services — is launching soon to help single-family homeowners navigate winter maintenance and emergency property needs. From snow and ice to urgent repairs, winter is when property management matters most. PPMS is here to support Princeton homeowners all season long.Click Here to Learn Morehttps://www.princ

Josh breaks down what you need to know as a BUYER in today's market. 3 Things to Know as a BUYER in Princeton

Josh breaks down what you need to know as a BUYER in today's market.3 Things to Know as a BUYER in Princeton

Ranch homes are in high demand across Central New Jersey and particularly in the Princeton–Hopewell corridor. With flexibility for downsizing, aging-in-place, and single-story living, they offer a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find in today’s inventory.21 State Park Drive meets that need with a spacious lot, 2-car garage, and prox

The Plainsboro market continues to see limited inventory, especially among well-maintained homes in the West Windsor–Plainsboro school district. 1 Marion Drive stands out thanks to its location, corner lot setting, and highly functional layout.The home features a classic front porch, two-car garage, and move-in ready interiors, making it appealin

Buyers looking in Princeton this spring will notice how tight the market has become. As of this week, there are fewer than 35 homes for sale across the entire town — making inventory one of the main challenges for local buyers.That’s why 119 Poe Road stands out.Positioned in the sought-after 1–2 million dollar range, this home offers a rare c

Affordable Housing Overlays are one of the most important — and least understood — planning tools being used by municipalities in New Jersey. In this clip, Josh Wilton breaks down why overlays exist, how they relate to the state’s affordable housing obligations, and why they give towns more control than the alternative: Builder’s Remedy lit

A quick breakdown of how PILOT agreements — Payment In Lieu of Taxes — allow towns to support affordable housing and redevelopment projects without raising property taxes on existing residents.What the Heck Is a PILOT? (Payment In Lieu of Taxes Explained)