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Wayfair is planting a major flag in the Princeton market. A new 135,000-square-foot brick-and-mortar store signals serious confidence in the region as both a retail destination and a place where people want to live.

Toll Brothers has officially opened Magnolia Square at Princeton, injecting new inventory into a market that buyers have been watching closely.

A record 242 American cities now have starter homes worth $1 million or more, and New Jersey is leading that charge. The bar for entering the housing market just got a lot higher.

Exclusive golf communities are no longer just about the sport, they're about status, ready-made social circles, and a significant price premium that savvy buyers are willing to pay.

New Jersey's film and television industry is undergoing a major transformation, fueled by expanded tax incentives and growing studio infrastructure. For buyers and investors in the Greater Princeton area, this could signal meaningful economic momentum and new job creation ahead.

A local alpaca farm just one-quarter mile from Montgomery High School is raising an important question about how annual fireworks displays affect nearby livestock.

The Princeton Cancer Center just held its topping-out ceremony, marking the completion of structural work on what's become the largest healthcare expansion in the region since the medical center relocated to Route 1 back in 2012.

May just delivered the strongest home sales numbers in five months. Here's what that tells us about buyer sentiment in the Greater Princeton area.

Princeton is asking a deceptively simple question: what is downtown parking actually worth? The answer is reshaping how the town thinks about walkability, commercial vitality, and the future value of properties downtown.

A former Princeton resident is accused of systematically defrauding Asian American investors out of $2.5 million, with allegations that funds intended for business ventures were instead spent on a Florida home, vacations, and private school tuition.

Princeton's Arts Council just announced the new date for Porchfest, and they are planning what they are calling the biggest picnic the area has ever seen.

A fraud case with deep roots in our community just became a cautionary tale for investors across the Greater Princeton area. An ex-Princeton resident has been charged with defrauding Asian American investors out of $2.5 million, and the details matter.

Princeton just announced a major gift that's reshaping its residential college system. Meet Huo College, named for a transformative contribution from a graduate alumnus.

Montgomery Township is getting a major traffic redesign. New loop roads on Route 206 will eliminate direct left turns to Route 518, redirecting drivers through local roads instead.

The massive data center buildouts that sparked community backlash across America are facing a major pivot. Meet the future: data centers designed to operate inside individual homes.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway just paid $8.5 billion for Taylor Morrison, a major national homebuilder. When one of the world's sharpest investors bets that big on new construction, it tells us something important about market direction.

Montgomery is getting a major new retail anchor this fall. Montgomery Promenade, a significant commercial development on Route 206 in Skillman, is set to open in September with diverse dining and shopping options already locked in.

Montgomery's Summer Farmers Market is back for its 24th year, opening every Saturday from 10 am to 1 pm starting May 30 at the Montgomery Municipal Building.

Princeton University just broke ground on Eric and Wendy Schmidt Hall, a transformative expansion that will more than double the footprint of computer science on campus.

The listing agent finally cracked the code: "We had to find a buyer who didn't care." After years on the market, Westfield's most infamous property is off the books, and the strategy behind the sale offers surprising lessons for any seller dealing with a challenging property.

Don't let this long weekend slip by without tackling at least one upgrade. Small renovations can transform how your home functions and feels.

Montgomery Township just rolled out a major digital upgrade: a new resident portal designed to streamline access to township services and information. At the same time, the township is celebrating its 250th anniversary and moving forward with planned upgrades to the Otto Kaufman Community Center.

When respected school leaders move, it tells you something important about where educational momentum is heading. Montgomery Township's Orchard Hill Elementary is losing Vice Principal Lisa Caudill this summer, as she takes on a Principal role in the Princeton district.

A warm April week followed by multiple freezing nights has delivered one of the most damaging blows to New Jersey farmers in years. Terhune Orchards, a beloved local landmark in the Greater Princeton area, is among the hardest hit.