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Lovely White Brick Colonial in Elkins Park Hits Market
Chip and Courtney Hardie's white brick Colonial set on an elaborately landscaped half-acre lot recently hit the market in Elkins Park. When Chip and Courtney Hardie first saw the white brick colonial home in Elkins Park ten years ago, they knew it was the place they wanted to raise a family, even though it needed some work, writes Paul Jablow for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Op-Ed: Housing is a human right, but actions are needed to back up those words
NJ’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund is the basic building block of affordable housing, but it needs to be reinforced to deliver on its promise. As debate over the state’s budget for fiscal year 2025 wages in Trenton, the Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey (aka the “Network”) urges legislators to take a principled stance when it comes to housing. Our leaders must understand first and foremost that housing Is a human right.
N.J. ranked 4th for fastest selling homes. See full list.
Homes in New Jersey sold within 33 days of hitting the market in April, making them among the fastest-selling in the nation, according to the latest figures from Realtor.com. The data showed that New Jersey tied with Washington state for having the fourth fastest-selling homes in the country in April. Only Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Connecticut saw homes sell faster than in New Jersey.
Public hearing on apartment building at historic Joseph Horner House canceled
The Princeton Planning Board’s May 23 special meeting to consider 344 Nassau LLC’s application to construct a 15-unit apartment building attached to the historic Joseph Horner House has been canceled. A new date for the public hearing on the developer’s application has not been set. The Princeton...
See all homes sold in these New Jersey counties, April 29 to May 5
The following is a listing of all real estate transfers in these New Jersey counties reported from April 29 to May 5, 2024. NJ.com publishes weekly reports on recent real estate sales across the Garden State, as well as top sales by county and other real estate news, from unique homes for sale to trends.
New Jersey’s Weirdest Shaped House Now For Sale In Deptford
People are desperate for homes in New Jersey. Inflation has caused the prices of literally EVERYTHING in the Garden State to skyrocket, housing included. If you're one of the lucky few who is actually considering purchasing a home in this market, then this random gem of a housing design discovery might interest you.
10 N.J. counties see homes sell within a month. See full list.
As the weather heats up, so does New Jersey’s housing market, according to the latest Realtor.com data. The data showed that across the state, 10 counties saw homes sell within a month, including Morris County, which led with homes selling within 21 days of listing in April. Somerset, Bergen,...
Nine most expensive homes sold in Mount Laurel, May 6-12
A house that sold for $900,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Mount Laurel in the past week. In total, nine residential real estate sales were recorded in the area during the past week, with an average price of $506,944. The average price per square foot ended up at $232.
These NJ towns ranked among the 150 hottest homebuying markets in the nation in April
New Jersey's highly competitive real estate market has resulted in 26 of its towns ranking among the top 150 hottest homebuying markets in the country in April, according to the latest data from Realtor.com. And, nearly half of those towns are right here in North Jersey. There weren't any New...
‘It brings out the little boy in me’
The Princeton Council gave final approval to a pair of ordinances to purchase the 90-acre Lanwin Development Corp. property on the Princeton Ridge for $9.1 million. The purchase brings an end to Lanwin Development Corp.’s years-long effort to seek approval to subdivide the land into 29 building lots for single-family homes.
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