NEW JERSEY Housing Market Forecast for 2024 (from Reventure Consulting)

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NEW JERSEY Housing Market Forecast for 2024 (from Reventure Consulting)


Home prices across New Jersey keep going up throughout 2024, with the typical value of a house up nearly 9% YoY according to data from Zillow.

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The reason home prices in New Jersey keep going up is due to a huge shortage of inventory and homes for sale. There is simply isn’t enough supply on the local…

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  1. Track housing market data in New Jersey on Reventure App: http://www.reventure.app

    Particularly: the inventory and price cut trends for your ZIP code. This will key you in on direction of market. If inventory/price cuts are still below long-term norms, then prices more likely to go up.

    If inventory and price cuts are heading above long-term norms, more likely market will slow or decline.

  2. Tax assessment on that 900k house was 398k 😂 and paying 15k in taxes. Wait till they decide to reassess. Towns will decide at their own discretion on when to assess.

  3. For the past decade or so migration rate out of New Jersey has been elevated by retired baby boomers switching to fixed income looking for lower taxes…and warmer weather. In my experience, some were happy to leave and others wish they didn’t and have some regret. Some even move back.

  4. Buying a home in North Jersey feels like an impossible task. If a house is in decent condition, no matter how much you offer above the asking price, there’s always someone who bids higher.

  5. Been trying to buy in my own state for months now my wife and I both have good jobs. We are getting outbid by people who don’t even work here and aren’t from here. It’s so defeating.

  6. They just built a house down my street with the smallest yard imaginable and built on top of two other houses and they want $700k for it 😂😂😂😂

  7. There is no maybe Nick, because New Jersey is after all part of the United States and as you said yourself, Unemployment is a factor that is what really is going to affect the housing prices in New Jersey in the end.

  8. Thank you for focusing on New Jersey. The situation here is ridiculous, with basically all those Jerseyites that left to Florida being replaced by all those New Yorkers, which has kept the inventory at a basic 0%.