clinton nj homes for sale: New Jersey Homes of the Future
- 03/17/11 12:16 PM
What will New Homes in New Jersey look like in 2015? According to a National Association of Homebuilder's Study , new homes will be smaller, greener, and more casual. We'll give up our formal living room for a larger family room, which will be a greater open space including the kitchen and perhaps an informal dining area. We may even forfeit the formal dining room altogether. I'm also seeing buyers who want a first floor bedroom and full bath for many reasons. Baby boomers don't want to navigate stairs. In this economy, Generation X and Y are having the challenge of … (0 comments)
clinton nj homes for sale: Maximize Curb Appeal with Landscaping
- 03/14/11 11:16 AM
My Daffodils are three inches high! And, with Daylight Savings Timein effect, can warmer weather be far? After such a rough winter, spring a very welcomed change of seasons. Now is a great time to start planning those spring yard clean-up projects. . Here are a few "Wow" tips to make a big impression with spring landscaping. Also, most of us have experienced winter damages to our trees and bushes. I've found a great resource in how to repair the damagewithout hurting the tree or bush from my favorite gardener,Mike McGrath . If you are planning to sell your Hunterdon County … (1 comments)
clinton nj homes for sale: How's The Clinton Township, NJ Real Estate Market?
- 02/11/11 03:14 AM
How's the Clinton Township Market? For the month of December, 2010, we had a total of nine (9) homes placed under contract, which leaves us with a total of eighty (80) homes for sale. or, to put it another way, with almost nine (9) months of inventory. What does that mean? Well, with 80 homes currently on the market; and, homes selling (in December) at a pace of 9 per month ( 80 divided by 9 = 8.89), it would take (almost) 9 months to clear our current inventory. In other words we have a "buyer's market". Specifically a "buyer's market" … (0 comments)
What will New Homes in New Jersey look like in 2015? According to a National Association of Homebuilder's Study , new homes will be smaller, greener, and more casual. We'll give up our formal living room for a larger family room, which will be a greater open space including the kitchen and perhaps an informal dining area. We may even forfeit the formal dining room altogether. I'm also seeing buyers who want a first floor bedroom and full bath for many reasons. Baby boomers don't want to navigate stairs. In this economy, Generation X and Y are having the challenge of … (0 comments)
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