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If you own a short-term rental in Princeton, registration is no longer optional. The municipality has implemented a new requirement that affects how you can operate your property, and non-compliance carries real penalties.

Ready to sell? The 12 steps you take before listing your home can mean the difference between a quick sale at top dollar and months on the market.

A projected 3.9% Social Security COLA for 2027 sounds like relief, but here's the reality: property taxes, insurance, and utilities could consume most of it before seniors see a dime.

Most sellers focus on finding an agent who is nice. The real question is whether they know how to sell your home effectively.

There is no single 'best time' to sell a house. The right moment depends on a mix of financial realities and personal circumstances that are unique to your situation.

Zillow's latest data reveals the spring housing market isn't playing out the way it normally does. Here's what that means for buyers and sellers across the Greater Princeton area.

New construction homes cost more at closing, but a fresh analysis reveals the real savings: lower utility bills and fewer emergency repairs could save buyers $25,000 over time.

Sharbell Development just opened a 150-unit condo project in Robbinsville that splits the difference between two major buyer groups: families seeking affordability and seniors ready for 55-and-over living.

$1.25T Credit Card Debt: Why the K-Shape Matters for NJ Buyers

Princeton Expands Business District Rules: How It Reshapes Growth

April Home Sales Stall Nationally: Read for Greater Princeton Buyers

NJ Sheds 2,300 Jobs in April: Read for Greater Princeton

April's job report just landed, and the numbers tell a reassuring story about the economy underpinning the housing market across the Greater Princeton area.

NJ Transit just cut the round-trip train fare to MetLife Stadium World Cup matches by 30%: now $105 instead of $150. Here's what that means for how we think about commuting and transit investment in the region.

The 2026 World Cup is fueling a rental boom across the country, but property owners are facing a growing threat: professional squatter scams designed to exploit the surge.

A modest New Jersey home listed for $800K just sold for $1.18M after 16 competing offers. That's a $380,000 jump,or 47% over the initial asking price.

MarketFair Princeton just landed new retail and dining tenants, and it's more than just shopping news. This is about neighborhood desirability.

Most first-time homebuyers dismiss new construction as too expensive. But the numbers tell a different story.

Office tour demand just hit its highest level since the pandemic began, signaling real economic recovery momentum across the Northeast corridor.

A new analysis just uncovered something counterintuitive: in some markets, the tax bill from selling can be so steep that keeping a home empty actually costs less.

Thousands gathered at the New Jersey Film Expo this week, and the momentum behind the state's expanding film and television industry has real implications for housing markets across the region, including Greater Princeton.

Princeton University just opened a cultural institution designed specifically to give busy people space to pause and recharge. Here's why that matters to home buyers in the area.

New Jersey's multifamily market just closed 2025 with $2.3 billion in sales and record-high occupancy rates. Here's why that matters for the Greater Princeton area.

New Jersey's gas prices just jumped 34 cents to $4.27 a gallon in a single week , the eighth-largest spike in the nation. This isn't just a gas station story. It's a cost-of-living signal that affects every household budget decision you make, including where you buy.