Buying or renovating a historic home in Princeton, NJ comes with another layer of due diligence. Here’s why understanding historic preservation guidelines before you buy or renovate can save you time and frustration.
Nearly one-third of Cranbury Township is preserved farmland or open space. I sat down with the Mayor of Cranbury to discuss how those preservation decisions affect future development and the township’s long-term master plan.
A proposed mixed-use redevelopment near the Princeton Junction train station could add 26 residential units to West Windsor. Here’s what’s being considered and why the location matters.
A 700,000-square-foot data center near the Princeton–South Brunswick border is facing an ongoing legal challenge from neighboring property owners.
The Mayor of Cranbury breaks down where residents’ property taxes actually go, including schools, Middlesex County, municipal government, the library, and open space.
Montgomery Township’s townhouse market could be creating an opportunity for buyers. With significant inventory and many listings spending several weeks on the market, buyers may start seeing more negotiating power and potential price flexibility.
Princeton’s $2M+ luxury home sales are down in 2026, while days on market are rising. Here’s why inventory may be the bigger story behind the numbers.
Four high schools in the Princeton-area real estate market ranked among New Jersey’s Top 21 for SAT scores, highlighting the strong school districts that continue to attract homebuyers to the area.
Thinking about selling your Princeton or Mercer County home? Starting the decluttering process early can make listing, staging, photos, and moving much easier.
We visited Pastiamo Pasta Bar in Princeton to meet owner and Chef Francesca, learn her story, and taste the special of the month.
