Buying a Luxury Home in One of New Jersey’s Most Competitive Markets — How It Really Works

Bergen County, New Jersey has long been one of the most sought-after luxury markets in the Northeast. Homes regularly trade at $2 million and above, buyers are sophisticated, and sellers know it. Understanding how the process really works — before you start touring homes — can save you time, money, and a great deal of stress. Susan Greenbaum, a Realtor Associate and Luxury Home Specialist with Keller Williams Village Square Realty, has helped hundreds of buyers navigate high-end transactions across Bergen County over the past 30 years. Over the years, she’s seen nearly every way a deal can go wrong....

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Why Wealthy Californians Are Buying More Real Estate to Hedge Against the Proposed Billionaire Tax

California’s proposed billionaire tax is prompting wealthy residents to buy more real estate to...

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A Hidden Gem Colonial in Morris Township’s Historic Normandy Park District

$775,000 for a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with one-car garage on a quiet, tree-lined street with direct train access to NYC. In a market where finding...

Suburban Living Gains Momentum as Toronto Residents Seek Larger Homes

A significant shift is occurring in Toronto’s real estate market as long-term urban homeowners increasingly opt for suburban properties, driven by changing lifestyle needs...

Demand for Small Offices Soars, Large Spaces Struggle With Vacancies, Massachusetts Report Finds

Small commercial spaces are experiencing unprecedented demand in Massachusetts while larger spaces struggle to find tenants, according to a leading commercial real estate expert...

South Florida Luxury Market Faces New Challenges as Waterfront Values Triple

South Florida’s luxury real estate market has seen significant changes over the past decade, with waterfront properties experiencing dramatic appreciation and older condominium buildings...

Larry Mastropieri: Innovation Districts Are Driving South Florida’s Next Real Estate Boom

While luxury towers grab headlines, a quieter transformation is reshaping South Florida’s real estate fundamentals. Innovation districts like FAU Research Park in Boca Raton...

Quadrum Global’s Jared White on Finding Growth in Brooklyn’s Greenpoint Waterfront

When Jared White joined Quadrum Global in 2014, Brooklyn’s Greenpoint waterfront was still a patchwork of vacant lots and unrealized promises. Today, that same...