Study Says Jersey City’s Downtown Grew Eighth Fastest in U.S. Over 10 Years
StorageCafe determined that Jersey City’s downtown core added over 10,000 new apartments over the last decade, a pace that surpassed Brooklyn to rank the highest in the Northeast.
Unsurprisingly, Newark and Jersey City Rank High for Worst Cities to Drive in Nationwide
The Garden State’s two largest cities can be unpleasant for those behind the wheel.
These New Jersey Towns Rank Among Top 100 For Priciest Homes in U.S.
These New Jersey towns all sported some of the highest median sale prices in the country, with the average house in all four spots hovering around $2 million.
New Report Details the Depths of Jersey City’s Housing Shortage
A shocking new report finds Jersey City could face a housing shortage between 27,000 and 36,500 units by 2032.
Study Ranks Fair Lawn, Princeton Among America’s Top 20 Small Cities
Fair Lawn and Princeton ranked well for education, health, and safety, while Paramus and Hoboken also registered high marks among America’s small cities.
Study Says North Jersey is America’s Toughest Rental Market This Year
If you think finding a place to rent in the Garden State has become impossible lately, one recent analysis of New Jersey’s rental properties feels your pain.
Once Again, Study Says New Jersey Has Country’s Highest Property Taxes
A taxation issue that has chronically plagued the Garden State hasn’t improved, and new numbers show the problem persists in several other northeast states too.
Report Says North Jersey is 5th Most Competitive Rental Market in U.S.
A new study claims that North Jersey is one of the hottest rental markets in the country.
Study Finds New Jersey Home Prices Rose Almost 3% Amid COVID-19
Data complied by RenoFi shows the Garden State ranking about average in terms of house prices since the pandemic began, with home prices in New York City modestly increasing over the same period.
Corporations are Gobbling Up Newark Homes, Making Homeownership More Difficult: Rutgers Study
A recent study showed, 47 percent of all arm's-length residential sales in Newark were to institutional investor buyers. The result of this is a toxic housing market that is increasingly unaffordable and rife with "intimidation" from landlords.
