Buying a home in a 55+ community can open the door to a simpler, more comfortable lifestyle. It can also be a significant financial decision, so it is important to understand how the community works before choosing your next home. Monthly fees, age requirements, homeownership ...

For many adults approaching retirement, one question keeps coming up: Can you really retire in New Jersey without spending a fortune on housing? Given New Jersey’s reputation for high home prices, high property taxes and rising living expenses, it is a fair question. The...

Finding affordable 55+ homes in New Jersey has become increasingly challenging. Between rising home prices, higher property taxes and the ongoing cost of maintaining larger homes, many adults approaching retirement are searching for a more practical and affordable lifestyle so...

The crisp air is on its way (hopefully!). And with the cooler temperatures comes a million fall events… we can taste the apple cider now as I ride on a hayride through a pumpkin patch! Pemberton, NJ and the surrounding areas around Pine View Terrace have a multitude of e...

As Covid-19 infections and hospitalizations begin to decrease, people are starting to get the travel bug. Or at least, the travel itch! And although planning a trip can be exciting, it can also be daunting. Where do I look for the best price for flights and hotels? Where do I ...

Getting ready to retire is a very bittersweet time in a persons life. This can mean moving to a different place, traveling, or simply staying put. But for many it means looking for a more affordable, smaller home that requires less maintenance, giving them more time to travel,...

The exciting and thrilling big city lifestyle is quickly deteriorating as people continue to flee these areas as the increasing effects of COVID-19 hits the population. Being so close to Philadelphia and New York City, we have seen this first hand. In fact, housing prices in N...

Trailer vs. manufactured home – is there really a difference? The only thing that makes us cringe more than nails on a chalkboard is when someone refers to one of our homes as a “trailer”. The word “trailer” originated prior to June, 1976 before HUD code went into effect...