Fresh out of NYU with a Masters degree in Old English literature (Chaucer) and a love of linguistics (inherited from my father), I began raising

Registration applications will be going out for many of the schools in our area over the coming days. Parents will be expected to know already

A few years ago a group of my friends surprised me in the office and while drinking coffee, one of them stepped away to take

I was on my way to a showing earlier this week on a blustery, freezing day. I thought it might be a good idea to

I have a few people that I show my articles to before I send them to the very capable Jewish Link editorial staff and, without

Visiting a home for sale, one of my more savvy clients asked both me and her husband to stand in the spacious family room on

I sold a home to a relatively young family with two little kids. The location of the house, the layout and the interior finishes were

It’s the most basic of questions that every family needs to ask themselves when the light bulb goes off and the decision is made that

I was at a house showing this past week a few days before Chanukah and it was one of those special showings where the chemistry

An agent of mine shared a Wall Street Journal article with me a few weeks back that explored the increasing phenomenon of homeowners who believe

Early on in my budding real estate career, long before smartphones took over our lives and before Teaneck real estate became way more fast paced

It was almost 50 years ago, when shortly after moving to the Teaneck apartment complex my Mom a”h began drumming into our young heads that