Saturday, October 4th, 2008
In the Region | New Jersey: Rentals Remain Robust
The high rental occupancy rate is expected to stay where it is for the immediate future, or perhaps even tighten further.
The high rental occupancy rate is expected to stay where it is for the immediate future, or perhaps even tighten further.
Market experts say the supersize single-family house in the suburbs is taking a harder hit than other housing types in New Jersey.
As the housing slump persists, the bloom is off the rose for the “active adult” sector — perhaps even more so than for the overall market.
The latest figures on the market for houses priced at “entry level” peg this as a propitious moment for buyers, if they can just qualify for a mortgage.
West Wildwood is so small that you wouldn’t know it was there unless someone told you. And that’s just how the people who live and vacation there want it.
A two-bedroom house in Alpine, Tex.; a four-bedroom house in Pittsboro, N.C.; and a five-bedroom house in Asbury Park, N.J.
Highlands, N.J., is a picturesque town with a colorful past of explorers, pirates and, most recently, clammers.
On the morning of her two closings in June, with all the furniture already en route to her new place in Princeton, N.J., Kitta MacPherson’s cat went into hiding in her old house.
Sam and Lynette Carmelli wanted to get the most space for the money, in a place where she could easily commute to Midtown to her job as an office manager for an investment adviser.
The Mountain Creek Resort is busiest in winter, but even on summer days it is popular among those seeking a splash in its water park.