It’s time for annual post about one of our all time favorite events, Communiversity! We love the name, where community and university come together to support and celebrate everything local. It is this Sunday, April 28, 2013 from 1pm – 6pm, rain or shine!
Presented by the Arts Council of Princeton and Princeton University students, this is one event you don’t want to miss. Every year it attracts over 40,000 people, represents more than 200 artists, crafters and merchants from around the tri-state area and has 5 stages for live entertainment. We love the live music, delicious food and all the fun activities for kids of all ages. Watch our video if you’d like to get a little taste of what it’s like!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uww72zm1D5U Enjoy! Sig & Syl
Communiversity
April 25, 2013
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Happy April!!
April 1, 2013
It’s been a busy three months and we can’t believe the 1st quarter is behind us! So how did the Princeton residential real estate market fair Q1? According to TREND MLS, there was a 35% increase in the average sale price (ASP). That number is a bit deceiving as there was an outlier, a $5.9M sale. Without said transaction, the ASP was +19%. Interesting to note is there were 2 +$2M sales this year when the highest sale of Q1 last year was $1.495M! Units listed were -14%, average units sold (AUS) +31% and the average days on market (DOM) were down 23%. March followed the Q1 trend with ASP +22%, AUS +29%, DOM -32%. We know we sound like a broken record, but leaner inventory continues to be the story. And when a good house comes on the market, it is snatched up fast! This month, like last month, has been filled with bidding wars and quick sales. So what will April bring? Last April experienced the second highest number of new listings and I have a feeling the current market trend will continue. Speaking of market, if you are thinking about buying or selling your home, or like us love statistics and want to learn more about Princeton and/or the surrounding areas, feel free to email us!
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Today is the day!!!
March 1, 2013
146 Hodge is officially on the market!!! And to showcase this extraordinary home, we thought we would share this awesome before and after video. Before & After, the Transformation of 146 Hodge Road in Princeton, NJ, takes you on an amazing photographic journey of the renovation of this distinguished early 1900s home once owned by diplomat and historian, George Kennan. It is fitting that Princeton’s own master builder, Lewis Barber, steward the complete transformation of a home rich with such history and character. Viewer beware, after watching this video you may want to live there! Guess what, you can! For more information, please feel free to email for more details! You can also check out the floor plan for more information. Enjoy! Sig & Syl
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Spring is here!
March 1, 2013While actual spring is just around the corner, the spring residential real estate market is definitely here! According to TREND MLS, there was a 30% increase in the average sale price (ASP) in February and like last month there was a $2M sale which definitely tweaks the numbers a bit. What is interesting to note is that we have already had 3 $2M+ sales this year and 7 in the last 6 months! Units listed were -18%, average units sold -13% and the average days on market were down 50% – yes, 50%! What does this all mean? Leaner inventory continues to be the story. And when a good house comes on the market, it is snatched up fast! This month has been filled with bidding wars and quick sales. So what will March bring? The last two years the month of March has experienced the highest units listed so we are all eagerly waiting for new inventory and can’t wait to see what will come on the market this month. Speaking of market, if you are thinking about buying or selling your home, or like us love statistics and want to learn more about Princeton and/or the surrounding areas, feel free to email us! Sig & Syl
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Good News for Princeton!
January 20, 2013Big news for the Princeton area! Frontier Airlines has decided to make Trenton-Mercer Airport their East Coast hub. For those of you thinking of moving to the Princeton area, this is welcomed news by all. Trenton Airport is only 12 miles from downtown and there are several ways to get there. Frontier will be offering direct flights to Atlanta, Chicago (Midway), Columbus, Raleigh-Durham, Detroit, New Orleans and four Florida locations as well. Frontier is based out of Denver and is a low fare airline so not only will it be convenient, but there will be some deals to boot! It is a great little airport with plenty of parking so trips should be easy and hassle free. Just another great reason to choose Princeton. Cheers! Sig & Syl
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