Two houses come off the market in Bernards Township.
Two homes came off the market last week in Bernards Township, a townhouse and a colonial. Here is more on what sold, and for what, this past week. See what sold in Warren.
Another active open house schedule on a prime spring weekend with low interest rates.
Conventional wisdom used to be that the number of houses for sale rose in the springtime — and so did interest rates. But this year that formula has switched — yes, there is a very active market, as evidenced by this Sunday's busy open house schedule. But interest rates have stayed at historic lows, even dipping at some points. Real estate agents and sellers, let us know. Are you getting lots of browsers and/or seriously interested potential buyers at open houses. And house hunters — are you satisfied with what you've been seeing? Or do you think prices need to drop event lower? Please tell us in the comments section below. Here's this Sunday's list of open houses, taken from the Garden State Multiple Listing Service website and the AOL …
Ten houses come off the market in Bernards Township.
Ten homes came off the market last week in Bernards Township, five of them for more than $900,000. Here is more on what sold, and for what, this past week. See what sold in Warren.
Few open houses scheduled on Mother's Day — but a new home might make Mom happy.
Sure, Mom would love to be taken out to brunch, or even breakfast as long as there's someone there to appreciate her. But maybe she'd like to head out to see some potential new homes after that last cup of coffee, or mimosa. After all, according to mortgage publishers HSH.com, average mortgage rates Friday for a 30-year fixed mortgage are were a smidgen above 4 percent, with some available at a little under. Can this last? Whatever, no one can argue that rates are at a historic low. And maybe Mom (or whoever) wants a new dining room to place those flowers, handprint from preschool or whatever else. Here's this weekend's short list, as of late Friday, on the Garden State Multiple Listing Service website and the AOL Real estate website. …
Group urges residents to attend Tuesday meeting, in preparation for objecting to potentially contaminated fill being brought in during quarry's closure period.
The Township Planning Board's planning consultant, Frank Banisch, is scheduled to appear at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday as possibly the final expert to appear on behalf of the township in the board's examination of plans by the Millington Quarry to close up and "rehabilitate" the quarry property off Stonehouse Road. Since the hearings on the quarry's proposal began last November, the quarry presented an array of witnesses, over the course of six hearings through November, outlining how the owners plan to someday transform the quarry pit and adjoining land into property usable for residential development. The planning board then called consultants on behalf of the township to dissect the plan, which, among other steps, would create a 50-acre lake …
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Three houses come off the market in Bernards Township.
Three homes came off the market last week in Bernards Township, two of them for more than $500,000. Here is more on what sold, and for what, this past week. See what sold in Warren.
3:44 am on Monday, May 7, 2012
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Active schedule for open houses continues as May opens.
Along with a continuing selection of palatial homes over $1 million, this week's line-up of open houses includes a listing for a three-room condo, priced at $127,000 — a seldom seen size or price for homes in Bernards Township. Overall, a wide selection of homes with scheduled open house tours continues on first Sunday in May, prime house hunting season. This list was taken from the Garden State Multiple Listing Service website and the AOL Real estate website. Home
Seven houses come off the market in Bernards Township.
Seven homes came off the market last week in Bernards Township, four of them for more than $900,000. Here is more on what sold, and for what, this past week. See what sold in Warren.
Busiest open house schedule of the year coincides with prime spring househunting season and low interest rates.
We dare you to try to visit all of the real estate open house tours scheduled for this Sunday. With 46 already listed as of Friday night on real estate websites, there were homes of all types and in all price ranges on the list. This is the busiest open house schedule of the year so far — no surprise with 30-year fixed mortgage rates dipping even below 4 percent. Along with a one-bedroom, one-bath condo for less than $200,000 — as inexpensive as it gets in Bernards Township, the selection covers all styles of homes up to a $2.7 million "Hamptons" style house. This list was taken from the Garden State Multiple Listing Service website and the AOL Real estate website. Home
100 new jobs arrive with company's relocation to Basking Ridge.
Company executives from France and representatives for state, federal and local government attended Wednesday's ribbon-cutting for Ipsen North America, an affair that marked the international pharma company's arrival in Basking Ridge. Ipsen relocated from its offices in December from Brisbane, Calif., and moved temporarily into rented quarters on Mount Airy Road in Bernardsville. The new 30,000-square-foot headquarters off Allen Road will house mostly commercial operations but also coordinators for research and development in the Boston area and elsewhere in the United States, according to Sean McKercher, president and general manager for Ipsen North America. He said the company plans to hire a total of about 100 people, and already has …
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1:57 am on Sunday, May 13, 2012
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