As the pandemic wears on, it appears that commercial real estate agents are expecting a good part of their occupancy to return back to the city. Offices will no longer be crammed with lots of employees. Social distancing, Plexiglas and remote workers will comprise the...

The most recent home equity report coming from CoreLogic indicates that for the third quarter 2020, U.S. homeowners increased in homeowner equity by $1 trillion. This is the highest amount ever recorded. Approximately 63% of all properties found equity to increase by...

The National Association of Realtors issued their forecast for 2021, Realtor.com 2021 Forecast for Key Housing Indicators Housing Indicator Realtor.com 2021 Forecast Mortgage Rates Average 3.2% throughout the year, 3.4% by end of year Existing Home Median Sales Price...

Housing projections for 2021 don't appear to be jumping off any catastrophic cliffs. According to a report issued by Redfin, there is not going to be a dramatic change in the real estate market, as long as inventory remains low, mortgage rates remain even lower, and...

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Demand for larger residences with home offices and large backyards are making areas in Northern New Jersey the new flower children of this pandemic real estate boom in Northern New Jersey. Some of these in-demand markets include Wyckoff and Closter in Bergen County,...

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How to Get Rid of Stuff People often describe downsizing as being hard work. It is exactly right. It is a fact, and that is why so many people avoid the task. But just because it is complicated doesn't mean it can't be done. The reason that we have a hard time...

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The impact of the pandemic has been felt across every segment of New Jersey's economy. Unemployment continues to plague many employed in the service industries and retail sector. And real estate conversely continues to ramp higher due to the exodus of individuals...