New Year, New Legislature
New Year, New Legislature By: Catherine Best, NJ Realtors® Director of Government Affairs As we enter the 2026 legislative session, the atmosphere in Trenton is defined by significant change. With the inauguration of Gov. Mikie Sherrill and the seating of the 222nd Legislature, New Jersey Realtors® is navigating a transition in executive leadership. For our […]
In Their Own Words: Small-Town Realtors®
In Their Own Words: Small-Town Realtors® By: Lee Nelson In small and established towns across New Jersey, Realtors® live among their clients and are embedded in their communities. People know them everywhere they go. They recognize them, stop to talk to them, and ask questions about everything. It’s not always easy. Two agents reveal how […]
Streamline Your Business With Automation
Streamline Your Business With Automation By: William Thompson, NJ Realtors® Director of Technology Success in this industry requires an ongoing effort– following up with leads, staying in touch with past clients, and maintaining a presence in your community are all key. The challenge is that much of your day is spent on repetitive tasks like […]
Wellness Trends Realtors® Need to Know About in 2026
Wellness Trends Realtors® Need to Know About in 2026 By: Michele Lerner Homes became sanctuaries during the pandemic, but even as the medical impact faded, the focus on wellness at home only strengthened. A home that supports physical and mental well-being encompasses everything from sleep optimization to spas and indoor air quality to calming home […]
Journey Through Hudson County
Journey Through Hudson County By: Erin McFeeters Established in 1840 and named after the English explorer Henry Hudson, Hudson County is an urban cultural hub exuding American Dream ideals. While small in size compared to other New Jersey counties, Hudson County makes up for it with its diverse cities, dedication to the arts, epic skyline […]
Eight FIFA World Cup™ Matches to Be Played in the Garden State
Eight FIFA World Cup™ Matches to Be Played in the Garden State By: Julia Ventrone The FIFA World Cup™, held every four years, always has a unique way of uniting people. From South Africa to Brazil to Qatar, over the last few decades, the FIFA World Cup™ has spanned far and wide with an audience […]
What’s Growing in the Garden State
What’s Growing in the Garden State By: Erin McFeeters New Jersey is all Turnpike—said no true New Jerseyan ever. The locals of the great Garden State know New Jersey is one of the most diverse states in the U.S. From Cape May to Montague Township, there are more than 239,000 acres of preserved farmland and […]
Uncork New Jersey Wineries
Uncork New Jersey Wineries By: Erin McFeeters The Garden State’s wine industry is as impactful as it is robust, with almost 90 wine producers across some 1,000 acres of vineyards, and generating close to $5.6 billion in total economic activity, according to the 2025 New Jersey Economic Impact Study from wineamerica.org. Earlier this year, the […]
Town Spotlight: Denville
Town Spotlight: Denville By: Lauren Melville Hailing as the “Hub of Morris County,” Denville showcases the charming blend of suburban life with a colorful town center. As a suburb of New York City, this township is located 35 miles west and offers an escape for city dwellers. From humble beginnings and dirt roads, Denville grew […]
Morris County
Morris County By: Lauren Melville Established in 1739, Morris County is home to walkable downtowns and quaint mom-and-pop shops. Named after Colonel Lewis Morris, the first Royal Governor of New Jersey, the county spans 481 square miles and consists of 39 municipalities, according to Morris County. A quick train ride away, and 30 miles west […]