6 Home-Selling Myths Costing New Jersey Sellers Money — And How to Beat Them

Buying or selling a home in north central New Jersey comes with no shortage of conventional wisdom — and a lot of it is wrong. Many sellers believe they must strip their homes of all personality, remove wallpaper, and paint everything beige before listing. In reality, buyers in this region are drawn to homes with distinct style and character, not bland, neutral spaces. Steph Mahon, Principal Agent and Founder of Dwell New Jersey, leads a real estate team serving New Jersey towns like Westfield and Summit. She says that any distinctive character your home has may actually work in your...

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Atlanta Brokers Advise Creative Strategies to Sell Luxury Homes in 2025 Buyer’s Market

The luxury real estate market has shifted decisively in buyers’ favor, according to Atlanta broker Keianna Williams, who says traditional marketing approaches are no...

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National media outlets have recently labeled Indianapolis the “second hardest housing market for 2025,” but the region’s largest brokerage, F.C. Tucker Company, reports a...

Bryn Stroyke’s Journey Through Market Cycles in Manhattan Beach Real Estate

“If you’re going to be in real estate, you have to learn to thrive through adversity,” says Bryn Stroyke, co-founder and broker at Stroyke...

New York Luxury Real Estate Adapts to Market Shifts Through Strategic Partnerships

The New York City luxury real estate market continues to demonstrate resilience despite broader economic uncertainties, with boutique brokerages finding new ways to compete...

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A Pennsylvania real estate professional is sounding the alarm about the loss of historic properties, arguing that the industry needs to shift its focus...