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...

Forget Square Footage, This One Factor Sells Mountain Resort Properties Faster

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Long Island Real Estate: Navigating Limited Inventory and Rising Competition

The Long Island residential market is defined by constraints and pressures that set it apart from the broader U.S. housing landscape. Unlike areas with...

How Interest Rates Are Reviving Manhattan’s Board-Approved Market

After years of lagging behind condos, Manhattan co-ops are seeing renewed buyer interest as declining mortgage rates near 6 percent make board-approved properties affordable...

Hartford Hotels Face Challenges as Convention Demand Surpasses Baseline Business Travel

Hartford lost roughly 700 hotel rooms during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rebuilding that inventory now presents challenges beyond standard real estate calculations. According to David...

NYC Buyers Dropped from 75% to 40% of Central Jersey Market as Remote Work Ended

The surge of New York City buyers moving to Central Jersey during the pandemic was real but brief, according to Jose Sanchez, Team Leader...

Brooklyn Buyers Want a Different Look: How Local Aesthetics Are Changing Townhouse Sales

Over the past five years, a disconnect between traditional staging and buyer preferences has quietly reshaped the Brooklyn townhouse market. According to Tali Berzak,...

Ultra-Wealthy Buyers Acquire Manhattan Apartments Despite Political Uncertainty

Luxury market activity reveals a sharp divide between ultra-high-net-worth buyers and the broader Manhattan real estate market, according to Justin Neissani, licensed real estate...