ARTICLE ABOUT SHANNON ARONSON IN SILK PURSE MAGAZINE

Check out the spring Silk Purse Magazine for the article written about Shannon Aronson. This month, the magazine is about women in transition. Shannon and five other women have developed an innovative approach to help people going through the throes of transition like divorce or widowhood, and their emphasis is on the future. Attached you [...]

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CHECK OUT THIS GREAT WEBSITE FOR 175 SAGAMORE, MILLBURN

This unique home located at 175 Sagamore, Millburn is a property you never seen before. Check out our new website http://175sagamoreroad.moonfruit.com/ Hand-made chalet will open new ideas once you seen it: Think for example, an Artist studio, a professional’s ideal office space, an amazing home gym, yoga studio, guest quarters for family and friends, or [...]

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DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS NEW LISTING IN MILLBURN, NJ

This spacious three plus Bedroom Cape in Millburn will charm you instantly. The property is located at 81 Glen Ave, Millburn NJ 07041. Immaculate condition, just move right in! A great home for a family who wants the prestige of Millburn while still living at an affordable price. There is a large Family Room that [...]

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Unique Opportunity to own Land, Privacy, and Much More in Millburn, NJ

Unique opportunity to own more than 2 coveted acres in Millburn, New Jersey. At the top of a hill, this spectacular property flows into the 2047 + acre South Mountain Reservation in Essex County, preserved primarily in a wild state, filled with woodlands, streams, creeks and ponds. This rare offering features a 1920’s Tudor style [...]

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Millburn / Short Hills 2010 Real Estate Market Overview

As we look back at 2010 we are fortunate that our Millburn/Short Hills home values fared much better than in most other places in the country. Here are a few relevant Real Estate market facts *In all price ranges, the number of homes sold remained fairly constant from 2009 to 2010. *The average length of [...]

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Millburn/Short Hills Students Receive Academic Honor Awards

The township of Millburn/Short Hills is a great place for potential new home owners to invest in real estate. Similar to the surrounding townships, (Madison, Maplewood, Chatham Township, Chatham Borough, South Orange and Summit), family is a priority for many residents of the township of Millburn/Short Hills. As a result, the level of education found [...]

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Millburn/Short Hills Student Attends International Science and Engineering Fair

Millburn/Short Hills Township is every Realtor’s dream. The homes are stunning and the area is conveniently located just outside of New York City and other popular towns (such as Madison, Maplewood, Chatham Township and Boro, South Orange, and Summit). Additionally, potential new home owners love the area because the town’s youth are so successful. The [...]

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Good News For Home Sellers

January proved to be a good month for those residents of Millburn and Short Hills who have been trying to sell their homes. In contrast to a very slow fourth quarter in 2008, the first month of 2009 showed a tremendous increase in real estate activity. While January is typically a very slow month in [...]

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The 15-Minute Child Break

New home owners are consistently eager and interested in purchasing property in the township of Millburn/Short Hills. There are a wide variety of reasons that potential new home owners would be interested in investing in property in the Millburn/Short Hills Township, even during these difficult economic times. Perhaps that is in part due to the [...]

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World Tour of Wine

The township of Millburn/Short Hills consistently attracts new home owners with its wide variety of community events. My experience as a realtor in this area has shown me that potential new home owners are interested in investing in property in areas that provide unusual and exciting opportunities for them to meet new people and participate [...]

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