Communities
Know the town before you buy the house.
Honest guides to the places I work.
Neighborhood guides
Every town is its own market.
Two homes ten minutes apart can have completely different taxes, commutes and price trends. These guides are what I’d tell a friend who asked: how you get around, what the housing looks like, where people spend a Saturday, and what to check before you buy.
Hudson County
Bayonne
A peninsula city with light rail, Broadway and plenty of two- and three-family homes.
Hudson County
Jersey City
PATH, light rail and ferries, with neighborhoods that price and feel very differently.
Bergen County
Fort Lee
At the George Washington Bridge: high-rise co-ops and condos plus smaller homes.
Essex County
Montclair
Six train stations, several downtowns and a lot of older, character-filled houses.
Essex County
Bloomfield
Two train stations, Bloomfield Green and a mix of single- and two-family homes.
Passaic County
Clifton
Three highways, two train stations and distinct sections from Botany Village to Main Avenue.
Middlesex County
Old Bridge
A large township on the bay with a park-and-ride, a boardwalk and Cheesequake State Park nearby.
Monmouth County
Marlboro
Mostly single-family neighborhoods with Route 9 commuter buses and Big Brook Park.
Photos: town names appear only on photos taken in that town; the rest are representative stock photos.
Where I work
Seven counties, one phone number
I help buyers and sellers across Hudson, Bergen, Essex, Passaic, Union, Middlesex and Monmouth counties, and I’ll go further for the right home. Recent deals include Old Bridge, Bloomfield, Hopatcong, Union and Middlesex. Don’t see your town? Ask me anyway.