Short Hills Millburn NJ Real Estate Market Snapshot for those of you who like to keep it simple and see the bottom line. Visit my website for additional information on Short Hills Real Estate or Millburn NJ Real Estate, call Susan Zanzonico on 973-214-5872 or email @ szanzonico@optonline.net  07/15/2008

Short Hills Millburn NJ Real Estate remains a solid investment.  There are two train stations for New York commuters, top ranking New Jersey Schools and a lovely town center with shops and restaurants.  Take a look at Millburn NJ Real Estate Home Sales for June 2008. Susan Zanzonico - Millburn NJ Realtor - 973-214-5872 - Email: szanzonico@optonline.net 07/15/2008

Millburn NJ Real Estate is in hot demand.  The town is great, Millburn Township has top-ranking schools in New Jersey and its ideal for New York commuters.  The Midtown Direct train line takes between 25-40 minutes to get you into Penn Station NY.  Visit my website for local information about Millburn NJ Real Estate and homes for sale in Millburn Township, NJ If you're looking for a Millburn NJ Realtor, Call Susan Zanzonico on 973-214-5872 or email: szanzonico@optonline.net Search Millburn NJ MLS listings and real estate 07/04/2008

Twenty-nine of the 331 graduating seniors in 2008 are scheduled to attend Ivy League schools next year. Here is a glimpse into the number of students and the Ivy League Colleges and Universities the 2008 Millburn High School graduates will attend: 1-Brown University4-Columbia University13-Cornell University2-Dartmouth College1-Harvard University4-University of Pennsylvania3-Princeton University1-Yale University           For the full story visit New Jersey Real Estate Wire. Congratulations Millburn High School Class of 2008. If you want more information about living in Millburn and Short Hills, please contact Perri K. Feldman at 973.650.4727 or email Perri@MidtownDirectHomes.com.   06/19/2008

Living along the Midtown Direct Train Line has its benefits: Great food within a ten minute drive in any direction! I like to cook-sort of. We are fortunate to be able to sit down together as a family four/five nights a week.  Sometimes I make dinner. Sometimes my husband does. He is a much better chef...just ask him Last week, however, was special...it was my birthday!!! So I went out a lot with friends and family...a seven day celebration at my favorite restaurants having my favorite dishes:The Landmark in LivingstonSamurai Sushi in MillburnBasilico in MillburnRestaurant MC in MillburnLa Focaccia in SummitAntonella's in South OrangeNew Jersey Real Estate Wire highlights the most mouthwatering dishes at each place. If you are in the area and stumped for lunch or dinner suggestions, jus... 02/28/2008

The town is comprised of beautiful neighborhoods on tree lined streets which cover the "short hills" of the Watchung Mountains. Millburn is comprised of the historic Wyoming district, and South Mountain and Millburn Center areas. Short Hills contains the sections of Knollwood, Glenwood, Brookhaven, Country Club, Merrywood, Deerfield-Crossroads, Mountaintop, White Oak Ridge, and Old Short Hills Estates. Ranked as having one of the top school systems in the state, Millburn schools have also received national ranking as having one of the most academically challenging high schools in the country.     MILLBURN-SHORT HILLSThe township was named "Millburn" in 1857, as a tribute to a local mill built on a stream, with "burn" being the Scottish name for "stream." Shortly after 1870, Stewart Hart... 01/28/2008

While working at Professional Health & Fitness in Short Hills, New Jersey this morning, I noticed the pictures on the computer in the reception area.It turns out that the owner, Steve Puryear, is an amazing photographer. Just look at this beautiful picture of one of the bridges in Taylor Park.More about Taylor Park at New Jersey Real Estate Wire  01/10/2008

I love living in Short Hills, New Jersey, an area of Millburn Township.  Not only did I grow up here, but I'm also raising my kids here. They are currently in Millburn High School.  Buyers new to the area are always asking me why the town is so great...here are the Top Ten reasons:  1. Commuting to NYC. 2. The Schools3. Community. 4. Great Downtown5. The Entertainment Industry Loves Us  6. Short Hills Mall7. Easy access 8. Great Town Run and Club Sports9. Neighborhoods10. Year Round Activities in the ParksTo read the full article check out NJRealEstateWire  and for more area information about Millburn and Short Hills New Jersey see MidtownDirectHomes 01/10/2008

304 Homes SOLD in Millburn Township in 2007... 221 in Short Hills and 83 in Millburn, New Jersey.Despite the state of the national real estate market, Millburn Township real estate grew in the past year with Average Sold Price up 2% and Volume of Homes Sold up 13% over 2006: The data above is from GSMLS which is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.If you want to read more about Millburn and Short Hills New Jersey please visit New Jersey Real Estate Wire 01/07/2008

Millburn New Jersey home buyers, want to make sure you get a good deal on the next home you purchase.  Now is the time, the market has been slow all fall, and now with the winter market looming there are even fewer buyers out there willing to make a offer on a home.  If there was ever a time that you could get a excellent deal on a home, now is it.If you would like to do some research on homes in Millburn NJ, or in Essex County there is a great tool for you the home seller or home buyer.  You can do some of your own research on home values and the competition that is out there for every type of home.Check out Millburn Real Estate the link to the totally free MLS search is on the main page, Just click on the Search For Homes Link in the gray box near the top of the web page.Do all the re... 11/21/2007

 Millburn - 150 Years Old this year!Incorporated on March 20, 1857, the Township of Millburn will celebrate its Sesquicentennial  anniversary this 2007. There have already been some really fun things offered under the banner  Celebrating the Past, Present and Future.      My son and I loved the June 9 Sesquicentennial Parade, though he seemed to develop a fever as the day wore on.  Still I'm really looking forward to the Town Ball on October 27, 2007 at the Hilton Short Hills.  Whoever heard of such a thing - a Town Ball?  Such fun.The next event is August 4, 2007 - Sesquicentennial Races and Pool Fun Day  (here's the committee's write up)Beginning at 10 AM, our own Gero Park, home to generations of Millburn-Short Hills Little League and Pee Wee football teams and the site of the newly-... 07/26/2007