Homes

For the first time in several months, New Jersey has experienced a drop in foreclosure filings.

Helping to keep your homes safe from Mold with Universal Builders

Consumer confidence is on the rise and so is the desire for luxury homes.

Pattie Romano swings by 8 Robbins Street for a special edition of "House Buzz"

In the days and weeks following Superstorm Sandy, there was great concern at the Jersey Shore over the housing market and whether or not the residents near the coast would pick up what was left of their lives and make a mad dash out of New Jersey.

2013 started strong for New Jersey homebuilders as they bounce back from the recession and Hurricane Sandy.

Now entering its third year, the New Jersey Homekeepers program is hitting it's stride, approving over 23,000 loans to avert foreclosure.

As if there weren't enough troubles for those who lost their homes in Superstorm Sandy, now some renters are finding themselves in a lurch coming up with money for another security deposit; all the while not getting much support from FEMA.

The reality that homeowner insurance policies are very hard to understand has become glaringly obvious in post-Sandy New Jersey.

In some areas of the state homes are damaged or destroyed after every major storm. They're often rebuilt in part with the use of tax dollars, both state and federal.