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Jeffrey Bogert

Montclair Housing Market & US Real Estate Report – July 2010

July 15, 2010

Here is a quick update on the housing market here in the US that was put together by Keller Williams and hosted by Jay Papasan. We hope that you find this information on the national real estate market useful. We are continially analyzing Montclair area real estate so if have specific question or you would like more [...]

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24 Cavell Place In West Caldwell

July 13, 2010

Many home buyers today are looking for modern one level living. The other day I had the privilege of photographing this lovely 1960′s raised ranch located on a superb West Caldwell street. This ranch home is situated between 2 cul-de-sacs. The potential West Caldwell home buyers are offered 3 bedrooms on 1st level. The light filled spaces are spectacular and the family [...]

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White House For Sale?

June 14, 2010

With the national debt spiraling out of control, two wars and an environmental disaster of epic proportions facing the country we understand that any source of revenue to our government coffers is welcome. In a what can only be describes as a creative attempt to raise funds, it seem that 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW is up for sale . We have [...]

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Home Marketing Mistakes – One Reason You Might Want To Use A Realtor

June 11, 2010

One day it happens. You have to change your living arrangements. Whether you are moving up, moving down, relocating, divorcing, getting married, one thing that is clear is that whatever the reason you are selling your digs…it is usually not in your best interest to reveal the “Why”. While it is tempting to market your [...]

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The Montclair Million Dollar Homes Market

June 4, 2010

Lets look at the Montclair million dollar home market. Before getting into the numbers we wanted to point out that 40 Edgemont Road is back on the market. You may remember that this home sold in February of 2009 for $2,510,000 closing at a 25+ percent premium over the asking price just 5 months after the beginning of the financial crisis. [...]

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