The other day, Dan Leffel, our company’s Modiin maven, was raving to me about the Modiin Absorption Department’s extensive olim services. At that moment, I

A father said to his daughter, “You have graduated with honors; here is a Jeep I bought many years ago. It’s pretty old now, but

The Teaneck, Bergenfield and New Milford markets continue along their slow yet steady path of modest increases in inventory (now 109 homes combined), with the

(Courtesy of Tivuch Shelly) “I want to live in Jerusalem, but I am not sure where to settle.” This is something we hear quite often.

(BPT) According to the AARP, the number of households headed by people 65 and older will grow to 48 million in the next twenty years,

There was a recent CNBC article about credit cards that horrified me. “Nearly 20% of Americans are afraid to check their credit card statements as

The moving companies have been frantically busy this week as many homes which went into contract during the spring market finally reached their closing date.

(BPT) Preparing your home for sale may start with ideas for staging the house or spackling and painting over nail holes, however, it also requires

I assume you have heard the punchline about “what happens when you assume.” If you haven’t, feel free to google it. Assumptions are indeed a

It seems as if the real estate market is playing one intense game of chicken, with buyers and sellers waiting for the other side to

(StatePoint) Summer is the most popular time of the year for home renovations, with the great weather making indoor and outdoor fixes a breeze. From

(BPT) Amid a pandemic and a potential recession, Americans went on a near-record homebuying spree over the last couple of years. Many were first-time homebuyers