May 29, 2008
Upgrade Your Tank

The state of New Jersey is offering up to $3,000 in grants to help you upgrade your oil tank. These grants often cover the cost of replacing a non-leaking underground tank.

You can log on to www.NewTanksNJ.org for more information and the forms you need to start the process.

Posted by: Bruce

Ewing NJ Homes for Sale

Ewing, NJ is a great community to investigate when searching homes for sale.

Ewing Township, New Jersey is located along Interstate 95 near the Scudders Falls bridge along the Delaware River in central New Jersey. Ewing Township is served by the US Postal Service as Ewing, NJ, with the zipcodes of 08618, 08628 and 08638. You will find that many different styles, ages, and price ranges of homes are available in the township. If you are looking for property for sale in Ewing, or looking to sell your home, we would like to serve as your starting point for information on the various neighborhoods and homes for sale. Please contact us when you are ready to look at some homes.

It is currently July 24th 2008, 10:57 am in Ewing, New Jersey.

Property for sale as of July 11, 2008 include 18 condominiums [Asking Price Range: $110,000 to $304,900], 17 town homes [Asking Price Range $234,500 to $289,999], 8 semi-detached houses [Asking Price Range $99,000 to $215,000] and 200 single family residences [Asking Price Range $129,000 to $589,900], located in developments, in the village and in rural settings.

By using the selections on the right, you have the ability to ask us to help you in your search, to contact us for help in selling your residence, or the abiltiy to search the available listings in the township.

An overview of the neighborhoods in Ewing and the variety of homes for sale are outlined at the neighborhoods button to the left. Feel free to check out the types of homes for sale and contact us for further information using the form at the bottom of the neighborhood's page.

March 13, 2008
High-Rise for Students
A developer is proposing a 600-bed high rise dormitory for students of Eggerts Crossing Road. Both the College of New Jersey and Rider are experiencing housing shortages, and both have held lotteries for students to obtain housing. The project would be about the same distance from each school.

Posted by: Bruce

February 22, 2008
Solar Powered Township?
Mayor Jack Ball and other township officials are looking into the possibility of having solar panels installed on the roofs of township buildings. Ball, township business administrator David W. Thompson, school business administrator Dennis Nettleton and School Board member Jonathan Savage recently met with representatives of a solar power company called Soltage to discuss the issue.

Posted by: Bruce