Mill Creek setting sights on growth in New Jersey
NJBIZ / njbiz.com
Mill Creek, one of the largest multifamily builders in the country, has those plans as the Garden State continues to see a surge in apartment construction. And experts say the fundamentals are there to support continued demand at least over…
Great Swamp-Passaic Municipal Alliance opens dialogue
The Daily Record / dailyrecord.com
On Dec. 10, the Morristown-based Great Swamp Watershed Association welcomed economist and real estate appraiser Jeffrey Otteau as the featured speaker during the fourth gathering of the recently-formed Great Swamp-Passaic Municipal Alliance held at the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation in…
East Brunswick takes first step in local redevelopment process
The Sentinel / eb.gmnews.com
The motion comes a month after Jeff Otteau, a real estate expert with the Otteau Valuation Group, spoke to the council about "gloomy" and "concerning" business conditions for the township. Otteau pinpointed the area between Eggers Street and West Ferris…
NJBIZ Power 50 Real Estate leaders revealed
NJBIZ / njbiz.com
Jeffrey Otteau ranked among the NJBIZ Real Estate Power 50 for the 4th straight year. To find out who made the cut and where they ranked, check out our Power 50 slideshow
Home prices still years away from rebound to pre-recession peaks, analyst says
The Record / northjersey.com
Jeffrey Otteau of the Otteau Valuation Group in East Brunswick, whose forecasts are widely followed in the real estate community, predicted that state home prices will rise 2 percent this year and 3 percent next year. That's a slower pace…
Mayor: Empty storefronts a new reality
The Sentinel / eb.gmnews.com
Jeff Otteau, a real estate expert from the Otteau Valuation Group, analyzed present and future business conditions for the township. Otteau focused on an area in East Brunswick that runs along Route 18 between Eggers Street to the north, and…
What comeback? Why NJ’s economy has tanked
The DailyJournal
Meanwhile, New Jersey has little money to invest in transit projects. Its public pension system is underfunded. It has a nearly $1 billion budget shortfall. And municipalities are reluctant to approve development projects that would attract families — and require…
What comeback? Why NJ’s economy has tanked
The DailyJournal
Meanwhile, New Jersey has little money to invest in transit projects. Its public pension system is underfunded. It has a nearly $1 billion budget shortfall. And municipalities are reluctant to approve development projects that would attract families — and require…
Let’s reshape New Jersey’s affordable housing policies
The Star-Ledger / nj.com
It is time to consider other avenues for providing affordable housing in New Jersey. Although the national recession officially ended five years ago, New Jersey is lagging behind the rest of the country in job creation and household income. According…