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New Jersey's industrial real estate market just showed a sharp split: Class A warehouse space is tightening fast, while older assets are losing momentum. JLL's Q1 2026 report painted a clear picture of bifurcation in...

Livingston-based CoreWeave just secured a $21 billion extended agreement with Meta through 2032, signaling major momentum for NJ's AI and tech infrastructure s...

Somerset County officials have reduced the speed limit on Washington Street (Route 518) to 25 mph from Route 206 through the Rocky Hill bridges over the Millstone River and the D&R Canal. The change went into effect r...

Spring is bringing a noticeable uptick in new restaurant, retail, and service openings across Mercer County and nearby communities. Here's what that signals about the neighborhoods we serve. When you see new businesse...

Montgomery Township's Planning Board just unanimously approved a major redevelopment designation that could reshape 44 acres at the corner of Route 206 and Orchard Road. On March 23, the board voted to recommend to th...

New Jersey ranks sixth nationally for remote and hybrid work, with 39% of full-time employees no longer commuting daily. That shift is fundamentally changing what buyers prioritize in the Greater Princeton area. Here's...

If you or your kids ride e-bikes in Montgomery Township, there's a new rule in effect right now that affects you directly. Starting this week, New Jersey's new...

New Jersey just hit $4.05 per gallon at the pump, and the national average topped $4 for the first time since August 2022. According to AAA data from April 2, crude oil prices have been surging, pushing the average up...

The governor is moving to Drumthwacket this summer, returning Princeton's historic executive residence to full-time daily use for the first time in decades. Here's why that matters for the local real estate market. Dr...

Maersk just signed a massive 233,000 square foot lease at Linden Logistics Center. While the lease itself is in Union County, it's a window into the broader NJ economic story that does affect how we think about the re...

NJ's permitting process is creating real delays for new construction, and that's reshaping inventory and pricing across the Greater Princeton area. A recent IOR...

A major New Jersey mall is coming down to make room for hundreds of new apartments, and it's part of a bigger redevelopment wave that's reshaping how housing gets built across the state. This kind of mixed-use redevel...

Here's what's happening: Q1 data shows strong demand for warehouse and logistics space across New Jersey, particularly in the corridor that runs right through Mercer County and beyond. When industrial demand is this r...

New Jersey schools are making headlines again, and the recognition comes at a moment when school quality is reshaping where families choose to buy homes in our region. For buyers in the Greater Princeton area, this is...

New 2026 mortgage rate forecasts are in, and they're shaping how buyers and sellers in the Greater Princeton area are thinking about timing right now. Rate pre...

New Jersey's commercial real estate market just sent a clear signal: businesses are confident, and they're expanding. That matters more for residential buyers...

Nine income-restricted apartments in the heart of downtown Princeton are now accepting applications, a rare opening in one of New Jersey's most expensive and competitive housing markets. Affordable housing in downtown...

Ten homes. Two weeks. A clear snapshot of where Princeton's top-tier market actually stands right now. NJ.com just published the 10 most expensive homes sold i...

Princeton's top 10 home sales from March 9-22 just landed, and the numbers tell a clear story about where the local luxury market stands heading into spring. N...

AvalonBay's W Squared at Princeton Junction: 535 apartments leasing since 2025, Pulte's 198 townhomes and condos, 135 assisted living units and a 1.5-acre promenade.

West Windsor has finalized its Fourth Round affordable housing compliance plan: 480 units across 8 sites by 2035, several near the Princeton Junction transit co

Princeton homeowners: your school tax bill is going up. The district just approved a $116 million budget for 2026-27, and for the average assessed home, that me

New Jersey's growth isn't happening evenly, and understanding where the pressure is building matters a lot if you're buying or selling in the Greater Princeton

Montgomery Township is moving to close a zoning loophole that currently leaves the door open for data centers to be built without specific land-use rules. For h