A Mixed Forecast Down the Shore

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The New York Times

ALONG the shore, the weather report for the real estate market is cloudy with some brightening, according to the barometer of recent sales statistics, although more severe conditions prevail at the sand line. An analysis based on fresh data from…

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N.J. real estate decline tightens state and county budgets

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NJ.com/Star Ledger

Jeffrey Otteau, president of the Otteau Valuation Group, which tracks the New Jersey real estate market, said the current losses are real-time indicators of a market gone sour.

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Home Prices Down but Leveling Off in New Jersey, Expert Says

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The Home News Tribune

After spiraling down in 2008, home prices are expected to decline about 10 percent further before starting to stabilize later this year, according to a New Jersey real estate expert. Home prices dropped by about 7.4 percent in New Jersey…

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Families need homes more than over-55s

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myCentralJersey.com

Over-55 housing has become so popular in New Jersey that a glut has developed. Otteau Valuation of East Brunswick, which studies the real estate market, estimated there is a 19-year supply of age-restricted housing either in place today, or already…

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Housing Affordability Improves

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The New York Times

These tidings may seem underwhelming in their gladness, but they are the most salutary available as prices continue to slide and the inventory of houses for sale blips upward this season, according to the market trend analyst Jeffrey G. Otteau.…

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North Brunswick officials concerned about possible housing construction law

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myCentralJersey.com

Proponents of the bill say it is a cost-free economic stimulus. The New Jersey Builders Association, a trade group, points to a 2008 study by East Brunswick-based Otteau Valuation that suggests that the state has a 19-year supply of new,…

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Age-Restricted Housing Becomes Ageless

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AARP Bulletin Today

In New Jersey, "it is much more difficult to find construction financing, and many banks are saying they will not lend at all" for such projects, says Jeffrey Otteau, president of the Otteau Valuation Group.

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Taxation appeals soar in Mercer

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Times of Trenton

Indeed, a perceived decline in the housing market has been backed up by a measurable decline in prices statewide, according to Jeffrey Otteau of East Brunswick-based Otteau Valuation, which tracks New Jersey real estate prices...

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Signs of Life in the Housing Market

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The New York Times

The housing analyst Jeffrey G. Otteau raised an alarm last year about potential overbuilding of multifamily housing units in Hudson County, where tens of thousands of units were approved during the boom years — and where the market for condominiums…

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