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44 Park Place, Princeton NJ

April 7, 2014 by Josh Wilton

44 Park Place Princeton

Joe Plotnick presents 44 Park Place in Princeton, NJ. This 1 bedroom, 1 bath 1st fl unit has it all. This is a brand new condo conversion which was designed by Princeton Architect Steve Derochi who has paid attention to every detail in the design and execution of this unit.

This spacious condo features a living room with plenty of light from the large bay window. The kitchen area has custom cabinetry with built in appliances and granite counter tops. There is a custom cook top with an GE Advantium Oven. Oak hardwood floors in the living areas. The bath has Travertine tile floors and a frameless glass shower door. The condo has it’s own AC an heating unit. Plenty of storage space with your own storage locker in the basement.

The home has surveillance/entry video monitored security system. Laundry has a full size stackable washer and dryer. The exterior has been recently resided with Hardi Plank siding and brand new roof. 1 Block to Nassau St and the University. Don’t miss this magnificent in-town condo conversion.

Call the Weichert, Princeton office to make a appt to see this wonderful Princeton Condo. 609-921-1900.

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25 Morton Court, Lawrenceville townhouse for sale

February 7, 2013 by Josh Wilton

Dannielle Pearson presents this Woodmont townhouse situated at the end of the cul-de-sac, this fabulous 3 bedroom has been fully update! This home has been extremely loved and well taken care of ~ from the new gleaming hardwood flooring to the updated bathrooms. The kitchen has been updated with white cabinetry, Corian counters, hardwood flooring, newer Casement windows and oversized sliders from the Kitchen to the Deck and Patio. Large Living Room featuring hardwood flooring, a wonderful stone corner fireplace along with recessed lighting. Upstairs you will find a Huge Master Bedroom with customized walk-in closet and full master bath along with 2 additional bedrooms completes the upper level. There is a finished basement/family room on the lower level, central vacuum with multiple hoses, 2 car garage, first floor laundry, ceiling fans and so much more! You can enjoy the wonderful community amenities of the pool, tennis courts and clubhouse. This home is close to all major highways, shopping, public transit and downtown Princeton!

Click here to make an appointment to see this home.

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Money Saving Tips for Buyers, Seller & Homeowners

December 2, 2011 by Josh Wilton

Tim McLaughlin, VP Weichert Financial Sercvices

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As we enter 2012, here are some money saving tips specifically related to the housing sector to help you manage your financial budget and capitalize on savings.

Buying a home: What size is right? According to a survey by the National Association of Realtors, home construction firms expect U.S. houses to average 2,152 square feet in 2015, down 10% from last year. This means that if you’re buying with the goal of selling it in the future, trends suggest that oversized homes may be a declining trend in the future. So an astute buyer needs to decide what size home is right for them.

Selling a home: What price is right? According to Joe Magdziarz, president of the Appraisal Institute, sellers and their agents should look at comparable sales data just within the past 90 days to find the right price. You don’t want to be one of the 75% of homeowners who believe their home is worth more than it is. Your knowledgeable Weichert Realtor can help you assess what price point the market will dictate to help sell your home.

Already a home owner: Shorten your loan Refinancing your mortgage to a shorter term can save you significantly. For instance, a $250,000 mortgage, going from a 30 year at 4.25% to a 15 year at a 3.50% would save you $12,000 in interest over the life of the loan (assuming full term duration). Don’t want to do a 15 or 30 year term loan? Terms of 10, 20, and 25 years are also available. Your educated Weichert Financial Gold Services Manager can help you custom fit the term that works best for you.

Already a home owner: Refinance, Refinance, Refinance Even if you don’t think you have enough equity (or any equity) in your existing property, there are new product offerings coming on the market each day, so where you may have gotten a “no” in the past, you may be able to get a “yes” today or in the near future. Additionally, there are options to do a cash-in refinance, where you bring some cash to closing. If disposable cash is an issue, there are also options to build closing costs into the structure to come to the table with little or no cash in many cases.

John Burke