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From a homeownership perspective, the total number of renter households is dropping, but there is economic pressure being placed upon those who continue to rent as average rent nationwide rose 3.6% over the last year.

Ocean Grove is celebrating its 150th anniversary this weekend.

We wish all of our friends and clients a fantastic, safe and happy 4th of July. Celebrating the Greatest Country in the World: The United States of America Counsellors Title Agency will be closed Thursday, July 4th and Friday, July 5th. We will reopen Monday, July 8th.

Atlantic Highlands Marina Fireworks  Friday, July 5, 2019: The Atlantic Highlands Firemen's Fair takes place July 2nd to July 6th and the Borough of Atlantic Highlands Independence Day Fireworks display will be held on Friday, July 5th. Avalon Independence Day...

New Jersey’s median sales price for single-family homes has increased year-over-year from May 2018 by 6% to $330,000 and the average sales price for single-family home has also increased by 4.6% from $393,000 to $412,000.

Nationally, the median sales price for previously-owned homes climbed in May to $277,700, representing a 4.8% annual price increase, the 87th straight month of annual price increases.

The most dramatic shift in Middlesex County’s single-family sales came by way of the 9.6% surge in closed sales for May year-over-year.

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Monmouth County single-family sales remain stable for the month of May on a year-to-year basis. Even though clothes sales dropped by 5.5% the number of new listings increased from 1263 to 1265 year of the year. Median sales price also increased but only by 1.1% to...

At this point in the year, we are getting a good sense for how the housing market is likely to perform for the foreseeable future. And although it is not a particularly exciting forecast, it is a desirable one. Markets across the country are regulating toward a middle...

Privately‐owned housing starts in May were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,269,000. This is 0.9 percent (±12.9 percent)* below the revised April estimate of 1,281,000 and is 4.7 percent (±8.9 percent)* below the May 2018 rate of 1,332,000.

June through September marks the busiest time for tourism in New Jersey. Here are 7 of the most popular summer tourist destinations: