condo: New Jersey Home Prices are UP 4%! What about Monmouth County, New Jersey Real Estate Values? - 05/17/08 11:23 PM
My esteemed Active Rain colleague Desiree Daniels just posted recent New Jersey home sales data that was released from the New Jersey Association of Realtors (NJAR).
What is the status of Monmouth County, New Jersey real estate values? Prices are still up and the number of sales significantly … (0 comments)
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condo: Western Monmouth County Real Estate Market: "Affordable" [for New Jersey] Residential Rentals and Rates - 04/24/08 04:50 PM
Western Monmouth County is predominantly a detached Single-Family home market. We have few multi-family dwellings bigger than two families and fewer apartment complexes.
Let's shift focus from buying and selling Monmouth County real estate to renting in Monmouth County. Now there are over 50 towns in Monmouth County. I'll spotlight the … (7 comments)
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condo: Where Would I Live If I Didn't Drive? Independence Square, Freehold 07728 - 12/04/07 09:17 AM
Where would you live in Monmouth County if you didn't drive? It's expected that everyone drives nowadays. My mother-in-law Sue, God rest her soul, did not drive one day in her life. So I feel for non-drivers. Folks who don't drive take a lot of guff from drivers. Let's just respect … (2 comments)
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condo: Buyers, Are All Your Ducks Lined in a Row? - 10/26/07 08:26 AM
October 26, 2007
Okay, your crystal ball (and mine) predict a rebound in real estate values within the next three months. What do we have to do to prepare?
Well, very few people are graced with the luck of the top or the luck of the bottom.
A home provides sanctuary, shelter and … (0 comments)
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condo: Monmouth County Condo and Townhouse Sales: Time to Buy Yet? - 10/24/07 04:59 PM
October 24, 2007
Oh, I know what you're thinking. Not another chart showing unsold inventory!
I'm actually quite bullish on Monmouth County real estate. January will be very active but the next few months will still bring lower sales. Why? Because the majority of buyers are making themselves right to wait the market out. The … (0 comments)
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condo: Market Report: Adult Communities (Age 55 + Older) in Monmouth County for Under $200,000 - 10/16/07 09:22 PM
October 16, 2007
Information Prepared by: Andrew J. Lenza, Broker and Owner of ANDREW J. LENZA REALTY
Are you now over the age of fifty five (55)?
You then qualify to live in a community (which is deed restricted to persons older than the age of 55) that is specially designed for an … (0 comments)
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condo: Long Branch, New Jersey: Pier Village Development and Further Tax Relief? - 10/11/07 03:57 PM
October 11, 2007
Loyal readers of my blog may recall when I spotlighted the Pier Village complex in Long Branch. You can access my story at http://activerain.com/blogsview/198166/Visit-Pier-Village-at .
The Asbury Park Press ran an article today about future tax breaks and benefits to the developers of the Pier Village shopping and luxury condominium complex.
This is … (0 comments)
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condo: Fairway Mews, Spring Lake Heights - 08/21/07 11:57 AM
Fairway Mews in Spring Lake Heights is a gated, condominium community surrounding the Fairway Mews executive golf course.
Fairway Mews attracts first-time homebuyers, young families, retirees and just plain anybody looking for a quiet place to live.
The units include up-and-down townhomes and one level Ranch homes.
There are four (4) … (0 comments)
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condo: Monmouth County, NJ: Market Report -- Buyers' Information for Active Adult Communities - 06/18/07 12:38 PM
If you know someone interested in the various Active Adult Communities in Monmouth County NJ, I can serve as their Buyer's Representative.
Active Adult housing can be as diverse as single family residences. Units can be attached or detached, ranch or multi-leveled. There are condominiums and town homes. Each community offers a … (0 comments)
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condo: So You Want To Be a Landlord? A Practical Questionnaire for First-time Real Estate Investors. - 06/10/07 01:44 AM
Here in Monmouth County, New Jersey I so enjoy working with investors, especially folks who are getting into real estate for the first time. First-timers talk about real estate with such zeal. First-timers absorb information like sponges. They ask meaningful questions.
For the purpose of this blog, I'm going to focus on … (4 comments)
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