Why Developers Build Apartments Instead of Condos If you've ever wondered why so many new housing developments in New Jersey are apartments instead of condos, you're not alone.
Lawrence Township Market Update There are currently just 63 homes on the market, including only 36 single-family homes. If you're buying in today's market, understanding where inventory exists-and where opportunities remain-can make a big difference.
West Windsor Market Minute West Windsor remains one of the strongest sellers' markets in the region, but one segment of the market is creating opportunities for buyers.
Princeton Market Minute: What Today's Market Is Really Telling Us The numbers only tell part of the story. In this week's Princeton Market Minute, I break down what I'm seeing in the local housing market, why these trends matter for buyers and sellers, and what I'm watching over the coming weeks.
New Jersey Housing Inventory Is Rising-But We're Still Far From a Buyer's Market New Jersey's housing inventory has increased 22% compared to last year, giving buyers more options than they've had in recent years.
Where You Plant a Tree Could Cost You Thousands Later Most homeowners think about curb appeal-not what's underground. In this short, I explain why planting trees or bamboo over a sewer line can lead to costly repairs years later, how roots find older pipes, and what buyers and sellers should know before landscaping or purchasing a home in Mercer County.