Demand for apartments hit a high not seen in five years as a shortage of affordable homes has locked an increasing number of Americans out of the market. According to recent data from RealPage, the national occupancy rate rose to 95.8% from 95.4%… Read More ›
When I launched my rehab development business in 2000 the first town I looked at was East Orange. The reasons were simple: I had lived there; I knew the housing stock; I saw the future writing on the wall. Here… Read More ›
The value of houses is based on what buyers will pay for them. And what they are willing to pay has a great deal to do with where they are. That’s why East Orange watchers are so excited. East Orange… Read More ›
If you are buying or selling a home in East Orange, these facts need to be accounted for when you plan your buy or sell strategy. I can help you do it. Call any time at 973-865-1863.
I started rehabbing homes in 2000 and East Orange was the town where I launched my business. I chose East Orange for several reasons: I love classic homes and East Orange has plenty of them; I lived there as a… Read More ›
Got a call from a young person interested in renting an apartment in the Sunrise Village, which is located on the corner of North Arlington and Park in East Orange. Well, I thanked the person for thinking of me (as… Read More ›
Have an interest in Bloomfield real estate? We should talk.
If you’ve seen my picture you know that I don’t have hair. However, I used to. And, when I went to the barber, the boss often asked how the real estate market was doing. Ears would pick up and even… Read More ›
It was a brutally hot day. The year was 1957. My mother and I were in our house on Washington Street doing something. Maybe it was watching television or playing gin rummy, which we did a lot of, or maybe… Read More ›
More from #wonkyrealtor…a few days ago it was Belleville, now it’s Bloomfield. I grew up in Essex County and wrote plenty of personal history there. Woodworth’s. Moran’s. Willie’s State Diner. The Center and the Royal theaters. Seven Hills. My first… Read More ›