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New Jersey Real Estate Blog & Local Market Guides
Mercer County, Burlington County, Cape May County, and Central NJ real estate advice from Chris Norton
What buyers and sellers should look for in local market knowledge, pricing strategy, marketing, reviews and real transaction experience across Mercer County.
Cape May County remains a seller’s market, with a $950,000 median sold price, 4.42 months of inventory and property values still higher than a year ago.
Inventory has more than doubled from a year ago, moving Middlesex County into a balanced market while home values remain relatively resilient.
Burlington County remains a seller’s market with just 2.81 months of inventory, while homes are selling in a median 17 days and averaging slightly above asking price.
Mercer County remains a seller’s market, but inventory is up 44.6% from a year ago and homes are taking longer to sell.
How VA buyers can strengthen an offer without giving up important protections or treating VA financing like a disadvantage.
How VA appraisals, Minimum Property Requirements, Tidewater, low valuations and required repairs actually work in New Jersey.
How remaining VA entitlement, occupancy requirements, county loan limits and lender qualification affect a second VA-backed home purchase.
A practical New Jersey guide to VA home loans, military relocation, PCS planning, housing costs and buying near JBMDL or TRACEN Cape May.
U.S. home prices are up 2.4% from a year ago — and the Middle Atlantic is up 4.3%. Here’s what that actually means if you already own a home.
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