History of Somerset County
A Central New Jersey Hub, Somerset County is one of America’s oldest counties and encompasses 305 square miles of beautiful landscape, bustling businesses, and 21 municipalities. Established on May 22, 1688, it is full of beautiful historic counties and a rich heritage dating back to the Revolutionary War. Many of its towns are historic landmarks or hold monuments honoring their American history.
Closer to the big city, Somerset county is known for its suburban and urban balance, offering a mixture of public parks and recreational facilities as well as bustling businesses and metropolitan public transportation. Golf courses, hiking, bicycles, picnic areas, places to swim, fairgrounds and education centers are just some of the many ways visitors and residents entertain themselves.
Somerset, NJ 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 [...]
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 [...]
11 Devonald Drive in Bethlehem Township NJ
New Listing at 11 Devonald Drive, Bethlehem Township Call 908-304-4660 to arrange a showing Offered at $795,000 Additional Details Premier lot tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Hickory Ridge, this updated Colonial offers the kind of privacy and space that's hard to [...]
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 [...]
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. [...]
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 [...]