While reading the WSJ’s latest article on the elusive seller and why the baby boomer generation in particular are loath to sell their homes, I
The Passover Seder is designed for inclusivity. We proudly declare at the beginning of the meal (in Aramaic) “Let all who are hungry come and
Sunday was a normal spring market sales day for me with appointments and showings. As hard as I tried to make sure I would be
As if there wasn’t enough in the news for us to read about this week, somehow realtors and residential real estate made front page news
There once was a time not long ago when interest rates were 2 ? %. There once was a time not long ago when 250
The temperature wasn’t the only thing rising this week. We took an in-depth look at the numbers and indicators for the very early days of
Over the years I have gone into many homes and, like it or not, I am usually left with a strong impression by the time
Many of us in Teaneck lit our Shabbat candles last Friday night having just received by mail the new real estate tax assessments for our
Sometimes It feels like I work for Nefesh B’Nefesh these days (a non profit organization facilitating aliyah). We highlighted in the statistics last week that,
With winter break behind us and Pesach more than two Adars away, we can now give our full attention to the highs and lows of
My daughter was married at the Great Synagogue in Jerusalem and everything about that day was magical. Those passing by on foot or driving down
On a sunny day a few weeks ago I put on my best professional real estate attire and walked down the stone pathway towards a
