What Does 2 Years of Renting in Princeton Actually Cost? In this video, I break down the math behind renting a single-family home in Princeton for two years. At today's rental rates, it's possible to spend more than $200,000 on housing over 24 months.

The Biggest Tax Mistake Home Sellers Make Before Moving Many homeowners spend months preparing their home for sale but give very little thought to the tax consequences until it's too late.

Hoagie Haven Princeton: The Local Institution That Has Defined Nassau Street Since 1974 When people think about Princeton, they often think about Princeton University, beautiful neighborhoods, and a vibrant downtown. But for generations of locals, students, and alumni, one business has become just as much a part of the town's identity: Hoagie Haven.

Would You Pay $1 Million for a Backyard House? Princeton's new ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) regulations are creating housing opportunities that would've been impossible just a few years ago.

Short-Term vs. Long-Term Capital Gains Tax: What's the Difference? Many property owners assume capital gains tax is straightforward, but the amount you owe can change dramatically based on how long you've owned the property.

Could Your Backyard Be the Perfect Downsizing Solution? Most people assume downsizing means leaving the neighborhood they love.

Moving Before School Starts? Why Families Are Already House Hunting in Princeton Every summer, families looking to be settled before the school year begins enter the market at the same time.

What Is the New Jersey Exit Tax? Many homeowners believe the New Jersey Exit Tax is a penalty for moving out of state.

Inside One of Princeton's Most Private Listings Tucked among mature trees yet conveniently located near everything Princeton has to offer, this home combines privacy, space, and flexibility.

What Is New Jersey's Realty Transfer Fee (RTF)? If you're selling a home in New Jersey, there's a closing cost you need to understand before listing your property: the Realty Transfer Fee (RTF).