New Jersey property taxes just set another record.The average tax bill statewide now exceeds $10,000 for the second year in a row. With taxes rising 4.7% annually—faster than inflation—this is an important trend for both homeowners and buyers to watch.What are your thoughts on New Jersey’s property taxes?New Jersey Property Taxes Hit Another

Super Bowl Sunday reminder: every market has its MVP.Right now, buyers are prioritizing functional kitchens, attached living spaces, and strong primary bedrooms. Everything else—walkability, basements, pools—depends on where you’re buying and how you live.Every Market Has It's MVP

If you’re exploring 55+ housing near Princeton, price differences between towns can be dramatic. Some communities skew luxury, while others offer more accessible options depending on how close you want to be to town centers and transportation.Understanding these price deltas is key to making the right move.How 55+ Housing Prices Compare by Town N

What does a single-family home really cost near Princeton? It depends entirely on the town.From Princeton to Lawrenceville, average prices vary by more than a million dollars. This breakdown highlights why location is one of the most important decisions buyers make.Average Home Prices by Town Near Princeton

Some days in real estate are tough. Today meant letting a client know they were outbid—something that’s increasingly common in this market.While it’s never easy, honest guidance and market awareness are what help buyers stay focused, adjust strategy, and ultimately succeed.When Buyers Get Outbid: A Real Market Reality

Real estate today isn’t about price — it’s about trade-offs.In the upcoming episode of The Wilton Report, we compare what $1.5 million buys you in five Mercer County towns: Princeton, West Windsor, Montgomery, Hopewell, and Lawrenceville.From square footage to location to lifestyle, the differences matter.Watch for the short-form breakdowns

While daily life may feel back to normal, the Northeast housing market tells a different story. Inventory remains roughly 50% below pre-COVID levels, keeping buyers in a highly competitive environment and limiting available options in 2026. This prolonged low-inventory cycle continues to shape pricing, negotiations, and market behavior across the region.

While daily life may feel back to normal, the Northeast housing market tells a different story. Inventory remains roughly 50% below pre-COVID levels, keeping buyers in a highly competitive environment and limiting available options in 2026.This prolonged low-inventory cycle continues to shape pricing, negotiations, and market behavior across the re

A legal challenge involving 27 New Jersey towns and the state’s affordable housing law is now headed to the U.S. Supreme Court after decisions in lower courts.The case highlights ongoing questions around housing supply, zoning, and municipal responsibility.We invite constructive, respectful conversation on how housing policy affects our communiti