Mercer County SAT Rankings Might Surprise YouI expected West Windsor-Plainsboro to lead… but after comparing SAT scores across districts in and around Mercer County, the results told a different story.If schools influence where you buy, sell, or invest… this is worth watching.

Do School Rankings Actually Drive Home Values?Do A-rated school districts really command higher home prices—or is it just market perception?We broke down the numbers, compared resale values, and looked at what the data—and the market— are actually saying.In towns like Princeton and across Mercer County, the relationship between school reputat

Nobody Wants to Make This Housing Decision in Lawrence…A property on Route 206 in Lawrence is now part of a much bigger conversation.Redevelopment.Affordable housing.Property rights.Local planning.What happens to one parcel can shape how an entire community grows—and conversations like this are happening in towns all across New Jersey.What’s

Why Princeton Feels “Out of Stock” Right NowPrinceton inventory continues to tighten.With only 49 homes currently available, just 32 detached single-family properties on the market, and nearly 65% priced above $2M, buyers are facing one of the most competitive environments we’ve seen.But even in a low-inventory market, one rule still applies:

Will You Get Your Money Back on That Renovation?Before spending six figures on a kitchen, addition, or full-home renovation, there’s one question smart homeowners ask first: Will this investment actually pay off?In this conversation with renovation expert Tom Pinneo, we break down “the renovation calculation”—how homeowners in markets like

Why a Princeton Listing Needed a $100K Price CutStrong traffic. Packed showings. Great neighborhood.So why didn’t this Princeton home sell?Josh Wilton breaks down what this recent $100,000 price adjustment teaches both sellers and buyers about today’s Mercer County market.

Princeton Taxes Are Going Up Again: What the New 2026 Budget Means for HomeownersPrinceton Council has officially approved the 2026 municipal budget—and with it comes another property tax increase for local homeowners.The municipal tax rate is rising from 57 cents to 59 cents per $100 of assessed value, which translates to roughly $158 more annua

Brand New Rebuild Available in PrincetonOpen house tonight in Princeton 👀Beautiful brand new rebuild by Pinneo Construction.We’re here until 7 PM—stop by if you’re nearby.

In Princeton, Trendy Isn't Trendy: Why Luxury Homeowners Build for Timeless Design Everyone thinks luxury renovations start with Pinterest boards, Instagram inspiration, and whatever's trending right now.

In Princeton, Trendy Isn’t Trendy: Why Luxury Homeowners Build for Timeless DesignEveryone thinks luxury renovations start with Pinterest boards, Instagram inspiration, and whatever’s trending right now.But in Princeton? According to local builder Tom Pinneo, the real trend is… not being trendy.Tom shares how many Princeton homeowners approac