Fur buyers it is the low-interest rates. For sellers, it is the low inventory creating a seller's market. It looks like both sides are winners.

The steady rate of improvement is encouraging. Yet, we still have a long way to go. Considering the magnitude of this pandemic effect, it is amazing that the housing market has rebounded so quickly.

Seven months have gone by already in 2020. And, real estate inventory is still a concern. Learn why and how to take advantage of this situation.

These buyers are already out looking. But, what they are looking for has changed to reflect the needs of their new lifestyles. Does your house match those needs?

Workspace, study space exercise space - They all changed your requirements in a new home. Working remotely will continue for many. What they are looking for in a new home has changed radically.

We currently have more buyers than we have inventory. This results in seller's market. And, when many homeowners realize what equity they have in their house, the consider selling it. This means we will probably see a lot more inventory start to come on the market.

For the second month in a row, sales have outpaced new inventory. As a result, we now have a seller's market. Learn more by watching my short video.

Get ahead of the residential real estate market drivers in Somerset County, New Jersey, with Coldwell Banker Residential Broker sales associate, Joe Peters. Joe's monthly report walks people through the economic conditions and trends that influence our local markets.  You will come away knowing what is happening and more importantly, why it is happening.

Get ahead of the residential real estate market drivers in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, with Coldwell Banker Residential Broker sales associate, Joe Peters. Joe's monthly report walks people through the economic conditions and trends that influence our local markets.  You will come away knowing what is happening and more importantly, why it is happening.