Salem County real estate market in New Jersey experienced mixed conditions during March 2025, with communities like Pennsville Township, Carneys Point Township, and Upper Pittsgrove Township seeing varied activity levels. While sales volume declined from the previous year, pricing trends showed encouraging growth across the county. View Full Salem County Market Report (PDF) What March Meant for Buyers...

Gloucester County real estate market in New Jersey demonstrated strong momentum during March 2025, with communities like Washington Township, Deptford Township, and West Deptford Township leading increased sales activity. The month marked a notable turnaround in buyer engagement while maintaining stable pricing conditions across the county. View Full Gloucester County Market Report (PDF) What March...

Camden County real estate market activity in New Jersey softened during March 2025, with communities like Cherry Hill, Voorhees Township, and Haddonfield experiencing a notable decline in sales volume compared to the previous year. Despite fewer transactions, buyer competition remained strong and home prices continued their upward trajectory across the county. View Full Camden County Market Report...

Cumberland County real estate market in New Jersey showed resilience during March 2025, with communities like Vineland, Millville, and Bridgeton experiencing moderate sales activity amid shifting seasonal patterns. The county delivered steady home price growth while inventory levels climbed compared to the previous year. View Full Cumberland County Market Report (PDF) What March Meant for Buyers in...

The Burlington County real estate market in New Jersey delivered mixed signals during March 2025, as activity in communities like Mount Laurel, Cherry Hill, and Evesham Township reflected broader seasonal patterns. While sales volumes dipped compared to last March, buyer competition intensified and prices held remarkably steady across the county. View Full Burlington County Market Report (PDF) What...

You’ve been working on your savings and dreaming of that moment when you finally have keys to a place that’s truly yours. What you might not realize is that your tax return could give you a little extra cash to help you get there sooner. As Freddie Mac notes: “ . . . your tax refund from the IRS can be a useful supplement to your homebuying budget.”  So, if you’re...