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Is the spring a good time to buy a home?
Great question — and like most real estate things, the answer is: it depends.
Pros of Buying in Spring:
More inventory: Spring typically has the most homes for sale — people like to list when their yards look good, the weather is nice...
AI in the Real Estate Industry
How AI is Transforming the Real Estate Industry
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing nearly every industry, and real estate is no exception. From property valuations to customer interactions, AI-driven solutions are streamlining ope...
Time in the Market > Timing the Market
The age-old question for prospective homebuyers: buy now or wait? While the allure of perfectly timing the market is understandable, it's often a misguided pursuit. The housing market is a complex ecosystem influenced by numerous factors, makin...
A Heartfelt Thank You!
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came together for Salt + Cedar Properties' 2nd Annual Light 'Em Up Luminaries event. Your kindness and support shine so brightly, helping Market Street Mission in Asbury Park provide meals, shelter, addict...
Giving back to my local community is one of the most important things to me.
Hello all! My name is Sarah and I have been an agent with Salt + Cedar Properties for a little over two years. One thing that I love about this brokerage, is that we are constantly looking for ways to give back. This fit perfectly into my life,...
Building on an Island in Maine
Back in October 2019 my husband, and I decided to purchase land on an island in one of our favorite places in the world, Maine! After a couple of years of visiting our island, relaxing in hammocks, cooking hotdogs over a fire, and taking in the...
S+C Celebrates Year 3!
Salt and Cedar real estate agents and their clients celebrated the three-year anniversary of the real estate brokerage on June 15, 2024 at the Pool Bar located at the Shore Club in Spring Lake Heights New Jersey!
With over 120 guests in attend...
Light ’em up Luminaries
January 6, 2024
One of my cherished memories from growing up in Chatham, New Jersey, involves driving around on Christmas Eve with the car headlights off, guided by the flickering of little tea light candles in white bags that adorned the wind...