housing market

New Jersey's foreclosure rate is moving in the opposite direction of the nation's as lenders deal with a backlog of delayed filings.

'Ancient' may be the best word to describe New Jersey's housing inventory.

New Jersey isn't the place to live if you want to be rolling in the dough.

This may be the time to snag an apartment in New Jersey. Recent 3rd-quarter numbers suggest supply of the rental units is outpacing demand by a significant amount.

The housing market continues its comeback, but a growing number of Millennials - those in their 20's and early 30's - are choosing to rent instead of buy.

Home buyers and professionals will have a new information source about New Jersey's housing market.

A new report shows the foreclosure crisis is easing over most of the nation, but that is not the case here in New Jersey.

The U.S. is on track to end the year with the fewest homes repossessed by lenders in six years, a trend that should help limit the negative impact foreclosures have on home values.

Housing prices in the U.S. have been increasing by double digits recently, but a new analysis shows prices have been slower to rise in New Jersey, and the overall price increases will begin to cool down.

There's an interesting trend occurring among homeowners, primarily those underwater, across New Jersey and the United States.