Freehold New Jersey Real Estate Statistics
I continuously monitor local real estate statistics to keep my clients informed and ahead of the real estate trends. Below you will find Freehold's real estate statistics for the week of October8 - October 14, 2009.
New Homes on the market 15
New Homes under contract 7
Number of homes closed 6
Number of homes Expired 4
To find out what your home is worth with a free over the net evaluation,, please visit my website: www.jodigoldberg.com
If you would like a free list of homes in this area/neighborhood, or would like more information about Freehold, then give me a call at: 908-770-2150.
Jodi Goldberg
RE/MAX Central
908-770-2150 Mobile
Marlboro New Jersey Real Estate
I continuously monitor local real estate statistics to keep my clients informed and ahead of the real estate trends. Below you will find Marlboro's real estate statistics from October 8 - October 14, 2009.
New Homes on the Market 14
New Homes Under Contract 9
Number of Homes Closed 6
Number of Homes Expired 2
To find out what your home is worth with a free over the net evaluation,, please visit my website: www.jodigoldberg.com
If you would like a free list of homes in this area/neighborhood, or would like more information about Marlboro, then give me a call at: 908-770-2150.
Jodi Goldberg
RE/MAX Central
908-770-2150 Mobile
jodigoldberg@remax.net e-mail
Great Neighborhood
Desirable Oak leaf Estates
3 Mallard Ct Manalapan NJ
$550,000
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Residents can write what they like about Marlboro
MARLBORO - People who love Marlboro are being asked to write about why they adore their hometown for a chance to be published in an upcoming book.
"101 Great Reasons to Live in Marlboro Township, NJ" is a community pride project thought up by one of Marlboro's younger residents.
Joshua Riklan, 9, pitched the idea to his parents, Michele and David Riklan, after seeing other 101 reasons publications his father produced through their company Self Improvement Online Inc.
Joshua's love of the town where he has grown up prompted him to suggest the title to his parents. Needing some help to describe all of the great things about Marlboro, Joshua said he needed to get his fellow residents involved.
"I really couldn't do it alone, I needed help. So the whole of Marlboro is doing it (now)," the youngster said.
Joshua will write the first few pages of the book and discuss the things he loves about Marlboro.
"Marlboro is my hometown and I've lived in Marlboro for my whole life. I love that it's a nice town, it's quiet and there's just nice people in Marlboro. It's a happy place really," Joshua said.
Now it is up to the residents of Marlboro to supply the highlights of the town. People of all ages are welcome to make a submission. Poems, artwork and essays will all be considered for publication.
Essays up to 1,500 words in length can be on all sorts of topics, such as why the township is a great place, a positive story about something that happened in Marlboro, or why the writer would recommend the township as a great place to live.
All entrants are also asked to submit a personal quote or comment about Marlboro. All positive, appropriate quotes submitted will be published in the book regardless of whether the author's essay is selected for publication.
Riklan said a volunteer committee will be responsible for sorting through which submissions make the final cut. She said they hope to have a full range of submissions from all age groups.
The book will also feature historical information about Marlboro and is expected to include a full local business directory.
Riklan said the deadline for submissions is Oct. 31. More information about the guidelines and where to submit work can be found at www.101reasons.com.
The book is expected to be released sometime this winter. Riklan said the volume would be used for fundraising purposes for local organizations.
So far the list of involved organizations includes the Marlboro Community Fund, the Marlboro Alliance for the Prevention of Substance Abuse, the Marlboro Jewish Center and the Marlboro Soccer Booster Association, Riklan said.
Anyone seeking more information about selling the volumes can send an email to info@101greatreasons.com.
Joshua is hoping the community pitches in and can reveal many great things about Marlboro. The youngster hopes the Marlboro edition will be a success and that he can go on to produce similar books for other towns throughout New Jersey.
MARLBORO - The Zachary Foundation's annual run/walk will be extra special this year, as the event celebrates its fifth anniversary.
The run/walk will be held on Oct. 18, with registration beginning at 8 a.m. and the race starting at 9 a.m. The event will feature a 5- kilometer run and a 1-mile run/walk. The charity walk will be held at the Marlboro Recreation Community Center, Wyncrest Road.
Registrants are asked to sign up in advance through the foundation's website at www.thezacharyfoundation.org. All proceeds raised by the event are donated to benefit the research of mitochondrial disease.
The day will feature games for children, a disc jockey and raffle prizes donated by local merchants.
The foundation is named for Zachary Friedberg, 11, who has a rare form of mitochondrial disease. Zachary was diagnosed with the genetic disease when he was 3.
Zachary lives in the Morganville section of Marlboro with his parents, Michael and Rhonda Friedberg, and his siblings, Ben, 14, and Rebecca, 7.
Zachary is missing an enzyme that breaks down carbohydrates into usable energy; instead Zachary's body turns carbohydrates into poisonous lactic acid, which prevents his brain and body from functioning properly. As a result of having the disease, Zachary has been on a no-carbohydrate, 90-percent fat diet. Michael Friedberg said the past four charity walks have seen more than 500 community members come out in support of mitochondrial disease research.
The Zachary Foundation's philosophy is to support research and all money raised is donated to organizations performing such studies. To date the foundation has donated more than $200,000 to mitochondrial disease research.
"Hopefully someday families won't have to endure the challenges we endure on a daily basis because of Zachary's disease," Friedberg said.
Zachary is doing very well for a child with his condition, his father reported.
Friedberg said the family is extremely grateful that the community continues to support Zachary's cause.
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