Homes Sales Up in Mercer & Burlington Counties
NJBiz
The tide is turning, said Jeffrey Otteau, a housing expert based in East Brunswick who tracks New Jersey real estate "We're not in a housing market where we have returned to the glory days of rapidly rising prices and homes…
Jeffrey Otteau Testifies in Dallas, Texas
Susman Godfrey L.L.P.
Jeffrey Otteau testified in July at a complex trial in Dallas County, Texas that resulted in a $178 million jury award involving the NL Industries redevelopment site in Sayreville, New Jersey.
New Jersey foreclosure rate falling
The Star Ledger
The reason that borrowers walk away and mail in the keys is because not only are they having a hard time making their payments, but their houses are worth less than their mortgage balance," Otteau said."
Local couple navigate housing market in crisis
Press of Atlantic City
The housing market in New Jersey - not as ravaged by foreclosures and falling home prices as other states - is poised for a turnaround within the next 12 months, housing expert Jeffrey Otteau says.
Age Restricted Communities Popular, but Still a Bust in NJ
The Press of Atlantic City
But housing market expert Jeffrey Otteau says boomers may not be so quick to flood those communities now – at least not in New Jersey.
Enticed by the Water Views
The New York Times
And Jeffrey Otteau, whose company, the Otteau Valuation Group, analyzes residential sales statistics for brokers, said that in downtown Jersey City, the site of Crystal Point, the pace of condo sales had more than doubled since January.
Transit Cities’ Face Roadblocks
The New York Times
As Jeffrey Otteau, a residential analyst, put it in a recent interview, "Nothing has been able to escape the economic and financial collapse we’ve seen over the last year — transit-oriented development included.
Transit Cities’ Face Roadblocks
The New York Times
As Jeffrey Otteau, a residential analyst, put it in a recent interview, "Nothing has been able to escape the economic and financial collapse we’ve seen over the last year — transit-oriented development included.
N.J. Senate vote could allow courts to overrule towns and open up senior housing
Nj.com/Star Ledger
During the construction boom of the last decade, builders rushed to provide housing for people 55 and over, and local officials gobbled it up, said Jeffrey Otteau, of the East Brunswick firm Otteau Valuation Group, which studies New Jersey housing…