Stories: Page 4

New Jersey added 5,800 jobs in March and the jobless rate dipped to 4.9%. For the Greater Princeton market, this kind of employment growth has real implications.

A major New Jersey retail landmark just changed hands for $54.3 million, and it tells us something important about where commercial investment in the state is heading.

Hopewell Valley Regional School District just adopted its 2026,27 budget Monday, and the conversation around rising costs and staffing changes is already reshaping how families think about the district.

PATH is expanding service this May, but fares are going up too. Here's what it means for buyers and sellers in the Greater Princeton area.

The Federal Reserve just signaled rates are staying put, and mortgage relief won't arrive anytime soon. Here's what that actually means for buyers and sellers in the Greater Princeton area.

A single speeding ticket in New Jersey can trigger a 28.92% spike in your car insurance premiums, the ninth highest penalty rate in the nation.

Last-minute agreement just saved the Princeton Public Library from deeper cuts,but only halfway. The Council restored $75,000in funding, yet the library still needs to raise the other $75,000 to restore its full services.

PILOT agreements with developers can significantly impact your property taxes, school funding, and community services. Here's what Greater Princeton homeowners should understand about how these deals actually work.

A major historic property in Princeton is at a development crossroads, and how the township handles it could reshape the local real estate landscape for years to come.

New Jersey treats public libraries as civic infrastructure, not an afterthought. Here's how that funding structure actually works, and why it matters for your community.

Montgomery Township is signaling a major infrastructure shift,and if you're buying or selling here, the timing matters.

A 775,000-square-foot mall in East Brunswick is getting a major reimagining. Edgewood Properties and Paramount Realty just announced plans to transform Brunswick Square Mall from traditional retail into an open-air lifestyle center, mixing retail, healthcare, fitness, and community spaces.

Bristol Myers Squibb just announced 206 additional layoffs in New Jersey. For those tracking employment trends in the Greater Princeton area, this is a data point worth understanding.

The Hopewell Valley Regional School District just announced attendance zone adjustments affecting approximately 80 elementary families, effective in the 2026,27 school year. If you're a buyer or current resident in Hopewell Valley, here's what matters.

Princeton's library trustees face an unusual budget ultimatum: keep the free two-hour parking validated at Spring Street Garage, or secure additional municipal funding. They have until April 20 to decide.

NJ Transit just upgraded three major commuter hubs with new food and retail options, and it's a signal that infrastructure investment in the Greater Princeton corridor is accelerating.

Walmart just announced a $173 million investment to remodel 12 New Jersey stores in 2026. While the specific locations haven't been detailed yet, this signals something important about retail's role in neighborhood development.

Hopewell Township just advanced an ordinance that could fundamentally reshape how the municipality operates, with voters weighing in this November. Here's why property owners should be paying attention.

Opening day of trout season just brought hundreds of anglers to the Delaware & Raritan Canal, and it's a perfect reminder of why the Greater Princeton area attracts families who value more than just real estate.

New Jersey just took delivery of the first of 374 next-generation Multilevel III rail cars, marking the largest fleet modernization in NJ Transit history. If you commute from Princeton Junction on the Northeast Corridor, this directly affects your daily experience and your home's accessibility value.

Montgomery Promenade is opening this summer with Whole Foods, Panera, and Ulta leading the retail wave. Here's why that matters beyond convenient shopping.

Princeton's planning board is seriously evaluating a major redevelopment proposal for Westminster, an area officials have flagged as needing transformation. Here's why this matters for the market.

Site work is actively underway this week on a 22-acre plot in Montgomery Township's Harlingen section: 54 new housing units are coming to Route 206, and buyers across the Greater Princeton area should be paying attention.

New Jersey's industrial real estate market just showed a sharp split: Class A warehouse space is tightening fast, while older assets are losing momentum.