Most of the latest numbers related to the housing market in New Jersey point to solid movement in the right direction, but can conditions ever return to the way they were before last decade's recession?
It sounds more like an idea for a sitcom, but there's increased demand in New Jersey for houses that have room for more than one adult generation, according to housing experts.
There's a dark side to those delightfully low gas prices: Housing markets are slumping in communities that were recently flush from the U.S. shale oil fracking boom.
The needs of two competing generations have combined to form a greater demand for townhomes across the Garden State and the country, and in some areas, builders are struggling to keep up.
Nearly 15 percent of homes in New Jersey are considered seriously underwater, meaning the owner owes at least 25 percent more than their property is worth, according to a new report from RealtyTrac.
In New Jersey and many other states, more homes are hitting the market this time of year to meet the blooms of spring and rising temperatures. However, it's hardly ever safe to present your home "as is."