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Denville, N.J.: Lakefront Living With an Eclectic Downtown In a Morris County township 35 miles west of Manhattan, where summer colonies were developed a century ago, many residents find a boat comes in handy. By Jay Levin May 26, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET Newcomers to Denville, N.J., which sits midway between Times Square and the Delaware Water Gap, are apt to acquire something associated with the latter. “We bought a canoe,” said Jessica Lemmon, a resident since 2018. “At first, my husband wanted a motorized boat, but we decided that a canoe” plus kayaks for the couple’s two daughters “would be a good start.” ....
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By JLNJ Staff | February 18, 2021 (Courtesy of Prominent Properties) Prominent Properties Sotheby’s International Realty, one of New Jersey’s leading luxury real estate firms, recently announced that Sales Associate Maxine Harelick has earned the Seniors Real Estate Specialist® designation from the Seniors Real Estate Specialist Council of the National Association of Realtors®. The SRES® designation is bestowed to REALTORS® who complete in-depth training in a wide variety of topics including senior housing options, reverse mortgages, downsizing and more. The SRES® Council promotes member success by providing high-quality training and tools necessary to position the SRES® designee as the trusted real estate resource for the senior market. ....
Essex Fells, N.J.: âItâs Very Norman Rockwellâ With its highly regarded schools, grand old homes and close-knit community, the borough is one of Essex Countyâs most desirable areas. Feb. 17, 2021 After spending much of her adult life working abroad, then moving to Brooklyn and starting a family, Christina PioCosta-Lahue discovered she could go home again. Last summer, she moved back to Essex Fells, the tiny northern New Jersey suburb where she grew up. Ms. PioCosta-Lahue, 42, and her husband, Emmett Williams, 58, who have a toddler son and another child on the way, traded a small apartment in the brownstone they own in Bedford-Stuyvesant for a stucco colonial on 1.26 acres, paying $1.087 million. They had also searched in Montclair, about five miles east, but found comparable houses more expensive and on smaller lots. ....