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4 N.J. counties see over 11% growth in new home listings. See full list.
Find out which New Jersey counties experienced the largest increases in newly listed homes.
5 N.J. counties where homes are selling at lightning speed. See full list.
From Morris to Passaic, these New Jersey counties are seeing homes snapped up in record time. Is your county on the list?
Home values in 396 N.J. ZIP codes to decrease. See full list.
An analysis of 547 New Jersey ZIP codes shows that most will see decreases.
Top 9 states where homes are selling the fastest. N.J. made the list.
The Garden State tied with Virginia and Connecticut for the speed at which homes sold in April, data shows.
Hidden barriers: The factors keeping N.J. kids from getting vaccinated
Children in the Garden State were among the lowest vaccinated in the nation, a rate even lower among kids of color, data shows.
12 N.J. towns named the hottest markets in the nation. See full list.
Bergen County town ranked among the top 10 in the nation, data shows.
Is your N.J. neighborhood’s home value sky-rocketing? Check this list.
According to a Redfin report, home prices increased nationwide and are likely to continue to rise.
N.J.’s $700,000 Club: Counties where home prices have soared. See full list.
Home values went up statewide, data shows.
N.J. student accepted into Harvard Medical School. This book helped him.
Over 20 years after it was published the book still resonates with people state and nationwide.
N.J. home value growth outpaced most of the nation. See full list.
New Jersey came in third in the nation for growth in home values, data shows.
N.J. housing market: Over 100 new listings in two townships
Some towns saw dozens of homes hit the market while others saw none, according to the latest Realtor.com figures.
N.J. residents lost millions to internet crimes. See how we stack up to other states.
N.J. residents suffered millions in losses, as cybercrime grew last year at a record pace.
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