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Watchung Colonial Home Listed at Only $240,000
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Colonial Duplex Town Home in Sparta Meadows
PRESENTED BY: EXIT 24/7 REALTY:
A modern Colonial Town Home in Sparta Meadows, Sparta New Jersey, listed at only $300,000
Call Carl Porambo at 908-334-1475 or email carl@exit24-7.com
Sparta Colonial Duplex
Bound Brook Make Up Artist – Masseur – Beauty Space for Rent
Diamonds Hair Nail Salon in Bound Brook, NJ is offering 100 square feet of
prime retail-Beauty space for rent. $600 per month with utilities and bldg expenses all inclusive.
Street View
This is a 18′ x 6′ space that would be ideal for a make-up artist or a similar use. Set up and start working immediately. Salon is well established and very organized. Benefit from an existing clientel.
Leasable Space
Deciding Whether to Buy or Rent
IN THE REGION | NEW JERSEY
In today’s market, with economic uncertainty up ahead, the age-old question is — “should you rent or buy? ” – Article Link
SUMMIT NJ: OFFICE SUB-LEASE – $800 P/MO.
SUB-LEASE OF A SECOND FLOOR OFFICE SPACE IN SUMMIT. INCLUDES USE OF THE FURNITURE , BREAK ROOM AND COPIER. MINIMUM SPACE IS $800 PER MONTH (THIS IS FOR ONE OFFICE AND TWO CUBICLES)
THIS WELL MAINTAINED PROFESSIONAL BUILDING ALSO INCLUDES A PRIVATE PARKING LOT. OFFICE BUILDING IS LOCATED NEAR NEW PROVIDENCE TRAIN STATION FOR CONVENIENT ACCESS BY RAIL.
Offered By:
Exit 24/7 Realty
Call Carl Porambo at 908-754-0111 or carl@exit24-7.com
SUMMIT LOCATION
Warren Twp Housing Market
Let’s take a look at the Warren Twp Housing Market, year to date.
The Warren housing market has held up better than most of NJ during the two plus year housing depression, though it still has taken a slight downturn as of late. There is no sugar-coating the information here, we provide you the straight forward facts, positive or negative.
Data & Analysis
Year to date, there have been 134 sales in total. Of that, the last 6 months has seen a drastic drop in sales volume of 43%. Dropping from 49 units sold down to 28 units sold.
The standard deviation from six months ago to current date is 14.84 and the variance is a very unstable 220.5. (both of these statistics show the instability and unreliability of sales volume. Which in essence, is a correlation of the market’s instability.
The market’s current inventory absorption rate stands at 12.6 months, as there are 142 property listings. (active+pending) Currently, Warren Twp housing inventory is trending significantly upward from six months ago, when the monthly supply stood at 5.4 months.
What we can surmise from this data is, that the drop off is probably due in part to the season as well as the continuation of a deteriorating economy overall. As well as lingering uncertainty and a lack of confidence in the dollar.
Even at these relatively high median price points, it is apparent that would-be homeowners/investors have some trepidation as to plunking down serious cash for a home.
From one year ago to date, the overall aggregate (all housing units) median settled price in Warren Twp has increased +12.5% (Dec. 09 – Dec. 10) But that’s not the whole story-
The breakdown is as follows: From December 2009 to June 2010, the median price rose +15.7%. Then from June 2010 to December 2010 the market lost -3.2% of its price gain. So the current price trend is declining, but not by very much. In addition, inventory is piling up. All in all, the Warren Twp housing market is stumbling and slightly declining in price and volume. (all housing units considered)
Median Settled Price:
Start Period: 17-Dec-2009 20-Jun-2010 18-Sep-2010
End Period: 19-Jun-2010 17-Sep-2010 17-Dec-2010
Median Sold Price: $670000 $795000 $770000
Conclusion
While the market does show some signs of weakness and slowdown, there are still good deals to be had within Warren Twp. Factors to consider are; buy-in price-point, specific location and property taxes. There are sections of older established homes that are much lower than the median price. In fact there are nearly a dozen homes currently for sale under $399k. up to $499k, there are 22 active listings for sale. So there are buying opportunities in the moderate price range within Warren Twp.
Certainly, there is cause for concern and some degree of anxiety in the local housing market, as well as the national market and overall economy. Here in NJ the so-called “reported” unemployment rate is near 10%. The reality is more like 18%. When you factor in the U rate (total + underemployment)
As a buyer or seller, it is wise to proceed with caution and perform your due diligence. Knowing the market conditions- local, regional and overall will help you to determine the proper price at which housing assets are moving and how long you can expect a properly priced home to sell. Understanding and comprehending the economic and financial conditions will give any informed buyer or seller the edge needed in this lagging market.
If you are looking to buy or sell in the Warren Twp or any town in the Somerset/Morris/Hunterdon County area, please call or email Exit 24/7 Realty. Our expert valuation and marketing staff can assist you with any and all of your property needs.
908-754-0111
Town Home For Sale – The Hills of Bedminster
Town Home in the Hills of Bedminster
This 2 bedroom, 2 and a half bathroom townhome is located in the desirable Hills of Bedminster is offered at $345,000
Great schools and low taxes make Bedminster one of the best towns to live in. Bordering Basking Ridge and Pluckemin, the Hills location provides access to a multitude of amenities in the immediate and surrounding areas.
Call Carl Porambo today.
908-754-0111
908-334-1475
Where Home Prices Are Falling Dramatically
The rising tide of Foreclosures and mortgage delinquencies affecting the market are depressing home prices at a more rapid pace than previously predicted.
The net effect will be more homeowners underwater, which will lead to more foreclosures, which will lead to even lower prices…which places the battered housing market on a round-a-bout with essentially no exit.
There will come a point in which DRASTIC measures will be the only solution to clearing inventory. Whether that will be practically giving homes away, say selling them for pennies on the dollar, or wiping out existing mortgages and restructuring them to fit a homeowners current income (DTI).
Or perhaps even creating habitats for homeless, terminally ill patients, special needs individuals, Etc. But something very drastic will need be done in order to stem the vicious cycle of exponential price and sales decline.
With rising unemployment and the continuing loss of purchasing power, less and less would-be buyers will be able to purchase a home. Therefore, the existing, foreclosed and shadow inventories will keep piling up- numbering close to 15 million units by 2012, if swift and meaningful action is not taken.
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