Celebrating 10 Years of LiLLiPiES Bakery in Princeton One of Princeton's favorite local businesses is celebrating a major milestone. I sat down with LiLLiPiES owner Jen Carson to hear how the bakery grew from a passion project into a community favorite, the menu items customers can't get enough of, and what 10 years in business has meant.

Mercer County Inventory Is Tight. What That Means for Buyers and Sellers. Inventory remains one of the biggest drivers of the Mercer County real estate market. In this quick update, I break down what's happening in Princeton, West Windsor, Hopewell, and Lawrenceville and explain what these inventory levels could mean for buyers and sellers moving forward.

Why Clear Housing Rules Can Save Time and Money I sat down with Marina Rubina to discuss why straightforward, predictable development rules matter. When homeowners, builders, and municipalities all understand the process, projects move faster, costs come down, and housing becomes easier to deliver.

Why a 3-Unit Building Can Face the Same Approval Process as a Much Larger Development I sat down with Marina Rubina to discuss one of the challenges facing housing in New Jersey: why small projects can be subject to approval processes that closely resemble those for much larger developments.

The Princeton Housing Market Is Starting to Shift The spring market has wrapped up, and I'm beginning to see an important change in buyer behavior across Princeton.

Moving to Princeton? Start With These Local Favorites If you're new to Princeton or thinking about making the move, getting to know the community is just as important as finding the right home. In this quick video, I share a few of my favorite local spots-from coffee and brunch to date night and one of Princeton's best cultural destinations.

Why More Trucks Are Driving Through Princeton-and Why It Matters to Residents Why are so many large trucks driving through Princeton?

New Jersey Is Still 57% Below Pre-Pandemic Housing Inventory Inventory is improving across New Jersey, but we're still far from a balanced housing market.

Will New Jersey's Film Industry Make Mercer County More Expensive? New Jersey just added 15 more towns-including Hamilton, Robbinsville, and Hightstown-to its Film Ready Program.

Why New Jersey Built So Many Apartments Instead of Homes for Sale If you've ever wondered why so many new developments in New Jersey seem to be apartments instead of homes for sale, you're not alone.