• What New Jersey's Push for More Housing Means for Buyers and Sellers,Robert O'Keefe

    What New Jersey's Push for More Housing Means for Buyers and Sellers

    New Jersey’s housing conversation is changing. For years, buyers have dealt with limited inventory, rising prices, high property taxes, and affordability pressure. Sellers have benefited from strong demand, but many have also felt stuck because finding the next home can be difficult. Now, New Jersey

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  • Why the Total Cost of Owning a Home Keeps Rising in New Jersey,Robert O'Keefe

    Why the Total Cost of Owning a Home Keeps Rising in New Jersey

    When people talk about the cost of buying a home, they usually focus on the purchase price. That makes sense. The price of the home is the largest number buyers see. But for New Jersey homeowners, the bigger long-term issue is often the total cost of ownership. That includes the mortgage payment, pr

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  • How New Jersey's Housing Production Plan Could Affect Future Home Prices,Robert O'Keefe

    How New Jersey's Housing Production Plan Could Affect Future Home Prices

    New Jersey’s housing market has been shaped for years by a familiar problem: demand remains strong, but the supply of available homes has not kept up. That imbalance affects buyers, renters, sellers, builders, municipalities, and existing homeowners. When there are not enough homes to meet demand, p

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