Forty-one of them are for sale right now, and we have walked every one.
Every elevation on this page was traced from the listing's own photograph — same house, same angle, same afternoon. Nothing here is a stock plate.
Sheet 01
148 Highland Ave$1,795,000
Montclair · 6 bed · 4.5 bath · Georgian Revival, 1922
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31 Ridgewood Ter$1,240,000
Glen Ridge · 5 bed · 3 bath · Tudor, 1928
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9 Boyden Pkwy$985,000
Maplewood · 4 bed · 2.5 bath · Second Empire, 1889
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77 Old Short Hills Rd$1,905,000
Millburn · 6 bed · 5 bath · Tudor Revival, 1926
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204 Springfield Ave$1,410,000
Summit · 5 bed · 3.5 bath · Italianate, 1871
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615 Boulevard$960,000
Westfield · 4 bed · 2 bath · Queen Anne, 1898
Drawings generated from the photographs by edge trace. Concept listings.
Two houses four blocks apart sit in different school zones and on different ground. A county average hides both, and the average is what most valuations are built on.
No inside-sales desk, no handoff to a junior agent after the appointment. The person who valued the house is the person who lists it and stands in it on Sunday.
Half of this job is talking someone out of the listing that photographs well and lives badly. You are buying our opinion. The inventory is the easy part.