A recent Princeton letter to the editor compared accessory dwelling units to “trailer parks.” But ADUs can also help families stay in town, bring generations closer together, and create rental income for homeowners.
Inventory is starting to increase in Princeton, West Windsor, Montgomery, South Brunswick, and surrounding towns. That gives some buyers more options, but it also means sellers need to be much more deliberate about pricing, preparation, and positioning.
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.
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 moving to Princeton, NJ? Explore Downtown Princeton, Riverside, Littlebrook, Washington Oaks, and more in this quick neighborhood guide to where to live in Princeton.
Princeton’s Town Center offers something increasingly valuable: walkability to downtown, schools and everyday amenities. Here’s what recent luxury sales tell us about the premium buyers are willing to pay.
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Princeton is moving forward with plans to bring more affordable housing to the community.
One of the key sites is the former Department of Public Works property near Community Park, where affordable, low- and moderate-income housing is planned as part of the town’s broader housing [...]
Princeton’s luxury market is shaped by world-class education, high-income employment, access to NYC and Philadelphia, and international buyer demand. Here’s why those factors make the Princeton housing market so unique.
