Cloudy With a Chance of Orange
Many of the homes we currently live in have celebrated their 100th birthday and beyond. That’s 100 years of heavy rain and wind storms; 100
Many of the homes we currently live in have celebrated their 100th birthday and beyond. That’s 100 years of heavy rain and wind storms; 100
For those readers who own real estate in Teaneck you have by now received a letter informing you that the town is going to reassess
As many of us took to the streets over the long holiday weekend, you may have noticed the return of neighbors not seen or heard
Since February we have been watching the welcome uptick of homes coming to market for sale in our area. There were close to double the
I once conducted a meeting between a builder and my client, hammering out the details of a new home to be built on a property
As the temperature begins to climb, catching many of us still dressed for early spring, our attention moves from simple walks and outdoor recreation to
Even as the Federal Reserve continues to raise rates to levels not seen in over 16 years, the update vis a vis housing inventory is
Hachoo, Hachoo!! Whether you find yourself walking in the park, sitting on your deck or eating hot dogs at your neighbor’s last minute Sunday BBQ,
In an encouraging sign for demoralized buyers, the latest trend, which began about six weeks ago, seems to be holding. The number of houses coming
It really isn’t much but the numbers are quite clear. While the WSJ published a nicely titled article on “A Tale of Two Housing Markets,”
A few weeks ago, shortly before our switch to daylight savings time, a great house came on the market that suited one of my customers.
In 1990, my family spent Pesach at a hotel on the banks of the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) and ever since, with only one exception,