Sussex County real estate listings held their ground in August, with asking prices unchanged from previous months. The story provides a short look at how local market trends played out and focuses on key factors such as list price and median home values.

A single-family home in Princeton that sold for $1.4 million leads Mercer County’s top 10 most expensive real estate transactions from September 8 to 14. This snapshot of high-end sales underscores the continued buyer interest in the region’s upper-market homes.

As mortgage rates show signs of easing, the possibility of a revived housing market comes into focus. This article explores what must go right for lower borrowing costs to translate into broader homebuying opportunities.

A Bloomfield property selling for $1.1 million topped the list of the 10 most expensive homes sold in mid-August. The data underscores a competitive local housing market where homes can fetch high values in a short span.

Homeownership is no longer just for the young. In the 1980s, first-time buyers were in their early 30s, but by 2024, this number had climbed to 56—a record-breaking shift.

Between May 26 and June 1, Bergen County showcased a diverse array of homes priced under $1 million. Prospective buyers explored numerous affordable options across various neighborhoods, reflecting a vibrant and accessible real estate market.

Edison’s real estate market experienced a significant uptick from May 26 to June 1, with 11 homes sold in just one week. The median sale was a 1,587-square-foot home on Prestwick Way, which sold for $610,000, reflecting current housing trends in the area.

As homes linger on the market despite price reductions, experts suggest the U.S. housing landscape may be shifting in favor of buyers. Real estate agents urge sellers to adjust expectations in a market that is no longer as heated as in 2021.