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Former NY Jet đ selling homes in Bergen County & our guide to living in Little Falls
Welcome back to your favorite real estate newsletter, North Jersey Living. I hope everyone had a great weekend celebrating the unofficial start to summer in New Jersey, and remembering the men and women who have served so that we are able to do the things that we do. I spent...
See all homes sold in Montclair, May 20 to May 26
The following is a listing of all home transfers in Montclair reported from May 20 to May 26. There were 1 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,819-square-foot home on Maple Avenue in Montclair that sold for $690,000. 86 Maple...
A âfinancial drainâ: RHONY star Sonya Morgan is auctioning off the luxury townhouse she originally bought for $9.1M on the Upper East Side â with a starting bid of just $1.75M
While we adhere to strict editorial guidelines, partners on this page also provide us earnings. Socialite Sonja Morgan, widely known for her long-running stint on Bravoâs Real Housewives of New York, has been struggling to sell her Gilded Age five-story, six-bathroom brownstone for years. Morgan originally purchased the Upper...
Waldwick home of late realtor receives 79 offers and sells for $137K over asking price
Lisa Bianco had never sold a home before. She owned a property with her husband in Montclair, but had never been on the selling end of a real estate transaction. That is, until her father died and she inherited his home in Waldwick. Paul Bianco, her father and a realtor with Coldwell Banker...
See homes sold in the Wayne area, May 20 to May 26
The following is a listing of all home transfers in the Wayne area reported from May 20 to May 26. There were 2 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 2,160-square-foot home on Pelham Road in Wayne that sold for $560,000.
N.J. home got $350K over asking, making it the most expensive sale in its county this year
Five days is all it took for this Hoboken brownstone to go under contract for $350,000 more than its asking price. The six bedroom, four full and one half bathroom home was listed March 7 for $3.3 million. It closed last month for $3.65 million. âIt was insane,â said Kaja...
Empire State Building thriving despite doom-and-gloom NY Times forecast
It wasnât long ago that the New York Times â which never knew a commercial real estate success story that it liked â pronounced the Empire State Building all but doomed. No fewer than 10 Times reporters collaborated on a lavishly illustrated article in 2021, which pronounced the great landmarkâs future âin doubtâ due to a supposed pandemic exodus of tenants and the impact of working from home on the office market. But as weâve reported several times since the Timesâ embarrassing blunder, King Kongâs favorite skyscraper continues to thrive. East Midtownâs Roosevelt Hotel could be migrant-free by end of 2024: sources Its offices and...
See homes sold in the Union Township area, May 20 to May 26
The following is a listing of all home transfers in the Union Township area reported from May 20 to May 26. There were 3 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,152-square-foot home on Arsdale Terrace in Union that sold for $352,000.
See all homes sold in Morris County, May 20 to May 26
The following is a listing of all home transfers in Morris County reported from May 20 to May 26. There were 67 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,876-square-foot home on Jocynda Road in Flanders that sold for $636,000. Butler.
City property owners could face water bill increases
A typical single-family home in the city consumes an average of 70,000 gallons of water per year. According to the Department of Environmental Protection, that adds up to just under $1,100 in water and sewer bills yearly. But if a proposed 8.5% increase is approved, that bill could increase by a little under $100 annually.
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