Friday, July 10, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Water View Condo! Check this out!
Great for yourself or even to rent out! Visit http://www.aarontishler.com/276beachway for more complete details.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
NJ Property Taxes!
In his budget address on March 10, 2009, Governor Jon Corzine called for a one-year suspension for all non-senior households, regardless of income, to deduct property taxes from their state tax filings. The elimination of the deduction was expected to raise $420 million in revenue to fund a greatly scaled back property tax rebate program that would only reach a select few. Reacting to overwhelming public angst, Governor Corzine recently adjusted his budget plan to include the restoration of the property tax deduction for senior citizens and households earning up to $150,000.
NJAR asks that you continue to fight to boost the real estate industry by joining in our opposition to this latest proposal. The partial restoration of this critical deduction is a step in the right direction. While Governor Corzine's latest proposal allows families earning below $150,000 to deduct property taxes from their state tax filings, he still has plans to eliminate property tax rebates for everyone except senior citizens and households who make less than $75,000. In a state where the average property tax bill is over $7,000, any attempt to balance the budget on the backs of homeowners remains imprudent. Tax deductions that residents receive from owning a home are powerful incentives to get people into the housing market. Given current economic conditions, this is the worst possible time to propose any legislation that undermines the basic foundation of homeownership.
Tell lawmakers that chipping away at incentives, such as the property tax deduction, is harmful to homeowners and the real estate industry. Let Trenton know skyrocketing property taxes threaten New Jersey's economic well-being. Take Action by participating in NJAR's letter-writing campaign calling for the full restoration of the property tax deduction. Additionally, encourage your clients, friends and family to speak out against the budget proposal by sending a public letter to lawmakers by visiting the NJAR Action Center.
NJAR asks that you continue to fight to boost the real estate industry by joining in our opposition to this latest proposal. The partial restoration of this critical deduction is a step in the right direction. While Governor Corzine's latest proposal allows families earning below $150,000 to deduct property taxes from their state tax filings, he still has plans to eliminate property tax rebates for everyone except senior citizens and households who make less than $75,000. In a state where the average property tax bill is over $7,000, any attempt to balance the budget on the backs of homeowners remains imprudent. Tax deductions that residents receive from owning a home are powerful incentives to get people into the housing market. Given current economic conditions, this is the worst possible time to propose any legislation that undermines the basic foundation of homeownership.
Tell lawmakers that chipping away at incentives, such as the property tax deduction, is harmful to homeowners and the real estate industry. Let Trenton know skyrocketing property taxes threaten New Jersey's economic well-being. Take Action by participating in NJAR's letter-writing campaign calling for the full restoration of the property tax deduction. Additionally, encourage your clients, friends and family to speak out against the budget proposal by sending a public letter to lawmakers by visiting the NJAR Action Center.
Hazlet Real Estate Market Snapshot!
Nothing fancy but just some black and white #'s to report.
Since March 1, 09': 27 homes went under contract
4 closed (sold)
34 homes went on the market for sale!
This list does not include townhomes & condos.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
What's the current real estate market in Monmouth County?
Welcome to the first broadcast of Monmouth County Real Estate!
Although the temps are still a little chilly the real estate market is keeping us hot! Well, that's positive thinking anyway. And in certain pockets it really is HOT! Price your home correctly and it will sell! Have good credit with savings and you can buy! And if neither is an option then RENT! We'll get to that topic next.
Here are some stats for the first 1/4 of 2009. These are just black and white #'s with no fancy singing & dancing flowers in the background. Enjoy!
701 single family homes went under contract from January 1, 2009 through today 3/22/09. (does not include condos or townhomes)
455 homes have SOLD!
2349 homes became available for buyers to purchase.
As you can see homes are selling and buyers have plenty of inventory to choose from! What else would you like to know? Wait are you waiting for? Now is the best time to sell and upgrade or even down size! First time buying or moving from a rental ? What the heck are you waiting for!?
Although the temps are still a little chilly the real estate market is keeping us hot! Well, that's positive thinking anyway. And in certain pockets it really is HOT! Price your home correctly and it will sell! Have good credit with savings and you can buy! And if neither is an option then RENT! We'll get to that topic next.
Here are some stats for the first 1/4 of 2009. These are just black and white #'s with no fancy singing & dancing flowers in the background. Enjoy!
701 single family homes went under contract from January 1, 2009 through today 3/22/09. (does not include condos or townhomes)
455 homes have SOLD!
2349 homes became available for buyers to purchase.
As you can see homes are selling and buyers have plenty of inventory to choose from! What else would you like to know? Wait are you waiting for? Now is the best time to sell and upgrade or even down size! First time buying or moving from a rental ? What the heck are you waiting for!?
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