Our homes were made to be lived in. I’m not saying this because I believe there’s something wrong with going on a two week vacation

Depending on your tolerance for unstructured time, plus the number of children under your direct care, these last two weeks of summer tend to elicit

I have no documented proof other than my memory, but the Borough Park of my youth in the summers of the 1960s seemed to be

After reading repeated articles in a few of the country’s most respected news sources reporting housing stock dropping to all time lows, I wanted to

By Nechama Polak The following conversation may come across as amateurish to the mechanical engineers among us, or to those who are more inclined towards

Not much of a break expected for home buyers this summer. As we move past June and start the second week of July, any hope

By Nechama Polak Many of my contemporaries have been sharing bedrooms with one person or another for most of their lives. Growing up in Borough

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