Marlboro, NJ

Roy Giordano

ReaL Estate and community information for Marlboro New Jersey

Would you like to know what your neighbors home sold for? Interested of knowing the average net worth of the people in your town? Now you can receive free market updates with that information and much much more anytime you like.

The Real Estate and community information for Marlboro is all contained in one market snapshot where you can easily navigate through the site and get all the information you need. Whether you're buying or a home in Marlboro NJ, this report has proved to be a valuable resource for home buyers and sellers alike.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the home and market information for this Market Snapshot collected from?

How does this Market Snapshot compare to other home evaluation services?

What information do the Market Snapshot maps and graphs include?

How are the numbers calculated in the "Summary of All Properties" table?

How is the market information in the Market Snapshot relevant to me and my home?

What is my next step if I am considering selling my home?

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What information do the Market Snapshot maps and graphs include?

The map area displays your home address (if you are using the Snapshot to calculate the value of your home) or your chosen area of interest (if you are using the snapshot to investigate an area with a mind towards buying) and all the properties found in the area which match the criteria you specified.

The following are examples of the Real Estate and community information for Marlboro New Jersey.

Population Graph Net Worth Graph

Transportation Pie Chart Asking vs. selling price

The information comes from the local Multiple Listings Service (MLS) database, your area's primary source of real estate listing, transaction and market data. The complete MLS database is only accessible to real estate professionals. You can receive all the information you need to make informed decisions by reviewing the Real Estate and community information for Marlboro New Jersey.

Unlike other sources (like Public Records, which only provide data on Sold Homes), the MLS provides detailed information on homes that have sold, homes currently for sale, homes under contract but not yet closed (pending sales), and homes that didn't sell (cancelled or expired listings). Additionally, the MLS offers analysis of various market trends. So you can be sure that the home and market information I provide to you is the most comprehensive, accurate and up-to-date available for Real Estate and community informtion for Marlboro NJ.

Get your Market Snapshot today, it's easy and it's free.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions regarding Real Estate and community information for Marlboro New Jersey.

Roy Giordano

First Time Home Buyers Marlboro, Manalapan NEW JERSEY

Buying your first home is a big step in your life. I know, I was once a first time home buyer myself. If I only knew then what I know now, how many times have you heard people use that expression. As a Realtor I take special pride and pleasure by helping first time home buyers find their new home. It's important to choose the right Realtor, a local Realtor who is experienced and familiar with the area you are interested in. I've been a resident in Monmouth County for over 25 years, I've lived in Marlboro for over 20 of those years.

I have helped many couples and families of all ages find their dream home, I can help you too. The 1st step in the home buying process is to make a list of all yours needs, special requirements, have to have, and would like to have list. The 2nd step is analyzing your financial status to determine the price of the home you can afford. The 3rd step is choosing the right area for your needs. The 4th step is searching for the right home and previewing all the homes you may be interested in. Once we find the right home, it's time to make an offer. When making an offer on a home it is very important to understand the true home value of that particular property. This is where my years of experience can be a major benefit to you.

I have negotiated many sale prices in the Marlboro, Manalapan, Freehold, and Howell area. When it's time for you to look for your 1st home, contact me and I will help you through the entire buying process from start to finish. You can email me at royrealtor@yahoo.com, or call me @ 732-213-2438. You can visit my website where you will find all the information you need to buy your first home. Check out the many testimonials I've received from first time home buyers in Marlboro , Manalapan, and surrounding areas.

You can search for all of the available Multiple Service Listings ( MLS ) for all the towns in Monmouth, Ocean, and Middlesex Counties. You can also receive a Free Market Spapshot of the towns you are interested in. This report provides you with information regarding home prices, schools, transportation, hospitals and so much more. It's free and it's easy.

I find it very rewarding to help educate first time home buyers so they can make better informed decisions for their future. You can start now by taking advantage of my Free Market Snapshot, you'll be glad you did.

I hope to hear from you soon so we can get started on finding you and your family the home of your dreams.

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Today, President Obama signed into law the extension and expansion of the first time homebuyers tax credit bill, which received overwhelming bipartisan support in both houses of Congress.

The homebuyer tax credit provisions are actually part of an Unemployment benefits extension bill, extending unemployment benefits just as the jobless rate hit 10.2%.

For the jobless, the bill extends unemployment benefits for an additional 14 weeks for individuals who will have used up their benefits by the end of this year. An additional six weeks of benefits will be allowed for people who live in states with over 8.5% unemployment.

As for the tax credit extension and expansion for home buyers, the National Association of Realtors has provided a chart comparing the new homebuyer tax credit to the one that is expiring on November 30, 2009, as well as Frequently Asked Questions about the homebuyer tax credit changes.

You can read my earlier posts on this topic here:

Senate approved extension and expansion of homebuyer tax credit.

House passes Senate bill extending and expanding homebuyer tax credit.

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If you would like information on buying or selling homes in Marlboro, Manalapan or Monmouth County, New Jersey, please call me. I would appreciate the opportunity to earn your business!

Lynn Michaels is one of the Top Producers in the Marlboro / Manalapan office of Weichert, Realtors. Whether buying or selling a home in Marlboro, Manalapan, Freehold or the surrounding areas, call Lynn for outstanding service and results.

Lynn Michaels (Cell) 908-804-3200 (Email) lynnmichaels@hotmail.com (Web) http://www.lynnmichaelshomes.com/

Just yesterday, the Senate unanimously approved a bill extending and expanding the first-time home buyer tax credit, which I wrote about earlier today.

Today, the House of Representatives voted 403-12 in favor of this bill, which may be signed by President Obama as soon as tomorrow.

The new bill extends the home buyer tax credit for purchasers who have a contract to purchase a home by April 30, 2010, and who close the transaction by June 30, 2010.

It also provides a tax credit up to $6,500 for current homeowners who have been in their homes for five of the past eight years and adhere to the same timetable.

Military personnel who are deployed overseas have a longer time period in which to claim their tax credit.

Furthermore, the bill increases the income limits for individuals from $75,000 to $125,000 and for couples from $150,000 to $225,000.

The tax credit only applies to home purchases up to $800,000.

Buyers must use the home as their primary residence and may not sell the home for a minimum of three years, or they have to repay the credit.

This is wonderful news for the housing market, which slowed as a result of the looming November 30 deadline.

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Lynn Michaels is one of the Top Producers in the Marlboro / Manalapanoffice of Weichert, Realtors. Whether buying or selling a home in Marlboro, Manalapan, Freehold or the surrounding areas, call Lynn for outstanding service and results.

Lynn Michaels (Cell) 908-804-3200 (Email) lynnmichaels@hotmail.com (Web) http://www.lynnmichaelshomes.com/

Imperial Oil/ Champion Chemical Superfund Site Clean-Up Tennent Road in Marlboro NJ

ENVIRONMENTAL UPDATE

Marlboro Township and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announce the startup of remediation activities for contaminated soils at the Imperial Oil/Champion Chemicals Superfund Site, located on Tennent Road in Marlboro, NJ. The soil on the plant property is contaminated with heavy metals including arsenic and lead, as well as PCBs. Marlboro Township has benefited from the 25million dollars in stimulus funding to pay for the cost of this cleanup.

The cleanup work includes the excavation and off-site disposal of contaminated soil and remaining floating product and the restoration of affected wetlands on Tennent Road in Marlboro Township. EPA plans to conduct a public information session in late November 2009 to inform the area residents in Marlboro of the details of remedial activities. A formal announcement of the date and location of the session will follow.

The work which work which will begin shortly is for cleanup of contaminated soils at the Imperial Oil/Champion Chemical Superfund Site, referred to as Operable Unit 3 (OU3). A Record of Decision for OU3 was issued in September 1999. The OU3 remedy calls for the excavation and off-site disposal of contaminated soil, removal and off-site incineration of floating product, dismantling of site buildings and tank farms, as necessary to complete excavation of contaminated soil and removal of floating product, and restoration of wetlands affected by cleanup activities. Consistent with the OU3 remedy, EPA dismantled an on-site abandoned masonry building which was in danger of collapse during the fall of 2000. From 1999 through 2005, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) conducted design work for OU3, including the performance of pre-design surface and subsurface soil sampling events.