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Home sales are booming in these New Jersey towns
New Jersey real estate has been on a roller coaster this year. Home sales were strong at the beginning of the year, then cratered because of the pandemic, then started taking off again over the summer and are finishing the year strong. Fueled by low interest rates and an influx of city residents looking for more space home sales have stayed at unusually high levels.
New Jersey Monthly surveyed realtors throughout the state to get an idea of where the market is the hottest and found some surprising trends. They point out that walkable cities had been in favor in recent years, but this year showed a trend toward homes with more space and big yards in places like Hunterdon and Sussex Counties. Also, homes priced at $2.5 million and up showed unusually strong sales.
The Gov. Phil Murphy who struck an agreement to revamp and expand the state s politically tainted corporate tax incentive program is not the same Murphy who waged war on the program a year ago.
Back then, those entrenched in the grassroots ranks of the New Jersey Democratic Party heralded Murphy as the new, progressive Moses who would lead their flock to the promised land of reform a land where taxpayer dollars are doled out by merit, not simply to those with political clout.
But by agreeing to a complicated, 219-page agreement that was approved Monday by both houses of the Legislature after less than a week of deliberation, Murphy instead led Democrats back to the old, familiar confines of the Trenton backroom.
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The Gov. Phil Murphy who struck an agreement to revamp and expand the state s politically tainted corporate tax incentive program is not the same Murphy who waged war on the program a year ago.
Back then, those entrenched in the grassroots ranks of the New Jersey Democratic Party heralded Murphy as the new, progressive Moses who would lead their flock to the promised land of reform a land where taxpayer dollars are doled out by merit, not simply to those with political clout.
But by agreeing to a complicated, 219-page agreement that was approved Monday by both houses of the Legislature after less than a week of deliberation, Murphy instead led Democrats back to the old, familiar confines of the Trenton backroom.
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