Hunterdon County

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History of Hunterdon County

Established on March 11, 1714, Hunterdon County is a county located in the western section of the U.S. state of New Jersey. As part of the New York Metropolitan Area, its county seat is the beautiful town of Flemington. It is a beautiful area known for its agriculture, rich foliage, fertile soil and rolling hills. It houses a collection of some of the most beautiful historic areas in New Jersey, including Clinton, Asbury, Clover, and Cokesbury.

A beautiful hot spot for both its visitors and its inhabitants, Hunterdon County is full of recreations, a wealth of small businesses, and tourist attractions, most notably it’s vast amount of parks and recreational facilities. Scenic country roads give way to hiking areas such as the Columbia Trail, Spruce Run and Round Valley Reservoir, and the Delaware River just to name a few.  Tourists can easily find canoeing, hiking, biking, and horse-back riding in the area, as well as some of the most beautiful homes in New Jersey.

Hunterdon Articles

The Biggest Mistakes Homeowners Make When They Sell

  Selling your house is absolutely possible right now. But you can’t approach it the same way you did in 2021. Buyers have more choices today, and their expectations are higher. You have to adapt your strategy based on that. I put together a breakdown [...]

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Affordability Is at a 4-Year High

Home affordability is the best it’s been in 4 years. That’s thanks to: Lower rates. Slower home price growth. And rising wages. And while the affordability problem isn’t solved, many buyers are finding the numbers work better today. If buying didn’t make sense for you [...]

By |February 25, 2026|Categories: Buyers, First Time Home Buyers, Sellers|Tags: , , , |Comments Off on Affordability Is at a 4-Year High

The Reason Home Sales Fell in January

If you’re seeing that January home sales slowed down, you may wonder what that means for the housing market. Here's what you need to know. That’s not because of any big drop off in demand. It’s a combination of normal seasonality and the weather. January [...]

By |February 20, 2026|Categories: 55+, Buyers, First Time Home Buyers, Sellers, Topic|Tags: , , , , , , , |Comments Off on The Reason Home Sales Fell in January

Inventory Should Be Back To Normal By Year-End

The number of homes for sale is finally making a real comeback. While the extent of inventory growth varies widely by area, some states are already back to inventory levels considered normal in 2017-2019. And with more homes on the market, you have more options. [...]

By |February 15, 2026|Categories: 55+, Buyers, First Time Home Buyers, Rent vs. Own, Sellers|Tags: , , , , , , , |Comments Off on Inventory Should Be Back To Normal By Year-End

Issues Facing Seniors in Real Estate

Selling a family home is rarely just a financial transaction for seniors and their families. It is often an emotional, logistical, and practical crossroads that brings a unique set of challenges. As people age, changing health needs, mobility concerns, and financial pressures can make staying [...]

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Home Insurance Costs Are Rising Chart

  Home insurance costs have gone up – but the good news is the rise isn't projected to be as steep this year. And your premiums are going to vary based on where you live. If you're buying a home and want to manage how [...]

By |February 4, 2026|Categories: Buyers, First Time Home Buyers, Rent vs. Own|Tags: , , , , |Comments Off on Home Insurance Costs Are Rising Chart
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