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MARKET ACTIVITY REPORT Montclair, NJ 07043 MARKET ACTIVITY REPORT Montclair, NJ 07043 P | r| e | s| e | n | t | e | d | | b | y Heather Gilheany New Jersey Real Estate License: 0792659 M| o| b| i| l| e| : | | ( | 973| ) | | 820| - | 5751 | F| a| x | : | | ( | 973| ) | | 843| - | 1003 h| e| a| t | h| e| rg| i| l| h| e| a| n| y | @| g| m| a| i| l| . | c | o| m www. | h| e| a| t | h| e| ra| n| d| su| k| i| . | c | o| m W| E | I | C| H| E | R| T, | R| E | A | L | T | O| R| S | ® 505 | | M | i | l | l | b | u | r| n | | A | v| e | n | u | e S | h | o | r| t | | H| i | l | l | s, | N| J| | 07078 Copyright 2017 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 11/14/2017 Montclair, NJ 07043 Montclair, NJ 07043 Estimated Home Values This map layer shows the average estimated home values, based on the AVMs and RVMs® for properties in an area. Source(s): Public records and MLS data where licensed; updated Quarterly. Market Snapshot Compared with Last Year: November 13, 2016 vs. November 13, 2017 Median Est. Home Value Median Est. Listing Price Median Days in RPR Sales Volume $738K $717K 55 1 Up 4.5% Down -4.2% Down -20.3% Down -75% Copyright 2017 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 11/14/2017 Montclair, NJ 07043 Living Lot Price Prop Bed Area Size Year Listing Listing per New Listings: 12 Type /Ba (sq ft) (sq ft) Built Date Price sq. ft. Active: 10/15/2017 MLS ID: 3425013 3 Bellevue Ave Single Family 4/5 2,801 sq 31,798 1940 10/15/2017 $799,000 $285 ft Located across from Brookdale Park, this stately home has it all. Renovated Kitchen & Master Bath. Close to bus & 1 mile to train. Screened porch overlooking a tranquil 3/4 acre lot w/lush greenery. Hardwood floors throughout. Choose to use the first floor bonus Room as a 5th Bedroom or Family Room. Enjoy the Fireplace in the spacious Living Room. The 2nd floor consists of 4 Bedrooms, 3 full Baths including a private Guest Suite, A functional lower level w/Family room, Den, Powder Room & Laundry Room. Listing Courtesy of COLDWELL BANKER REALTORS Preforeclosure, Short Sale / Lender Approval Required, Active: 7/29/2017 MLS ID: 3407510 515 Grove St Single Family 5/4 3,000 sq 20,037 1925 7/29/2017 $699,900 $233 ft REDUCED! 3100 sqft of living that include new kitchen and baths, restored hardwood floors, half acre of land, wrap around deck, 4 levels of living and more! Listing Courtesy of EXIT PLATINUM REALTY Active: 9/29/2017 MLS ID: 3421526 201 Bellevue Ave, #COOO3 Condo/Townhouse/Co- 3/3 1,716 sq – 2006 9/29/2017 $539,000 $314 Op ft Picture yourself living in the Heart of Upper Montclair Village - close to the New York Direct Train and buses, Starbucks, Boutique Shops, Fabulous Restaurants, Movie Theatre and So Much More! This very special Condo offers two floors of living. The Open Plan on the First Floor features a spacious Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen and Laundry Room. Upstairs is the Master Suite with Large Walk-In Designer Closet and Full Bathroom. Two additional well-sized Bedrooms, each with designer closets, and the second Full Bathroom complete this level. There is a pull-down staircase to the Attic. The Condo also has a basement storage room with room enough for all your out-of-season items, and the garage has space for more items you need to put out of the way. A second pkg spot is in the rear lot. Listing Courtesy of COLDWELL BANKER REALTORS Copyright 2017 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 11/14/2017 Montclair, NJ 07043 Living Lot Price Prop Bed Area Size Year Listing Listing per New Listings: 12 (cont.) Type /Ba (sq ft) (sq ft) Built Date Price sq. ft. Active: 10/17/2017 MLS ID: 3425448 347 Upper Mountain Ave Single Family 6/4 3,700 sq 19,602 1927 10/17/2017 $995,000 $269 ft This magnificent Colonial simply wraps it's arms around you combining old-world glory with contemporary style! The six bedroom, three and a half bath home is in turnkey condition having been meticulously cared for in every aspect. A generous cedar deck looks onto estate-like grounds, and the two-car garage is hidden from the stately street side view of this gem. Within walking distance to parks, restaurants, shops and all that Upper Montclair has to offer and a one-block stroll to NYC trains and buses, this home is a Commuter's Dream making it the very best of both worlds! Listing Courtesy of HALSTEAD PROPERTY NEW JERSEY, LLC Active: 10/25/2017 MLS ID: 3427296 8 Heller Dr Single Family 4/5 2,730 sq 36,590 1948 10/25/2017 $1,300,000 $476 ft Mid-century modern ranch in exclusive Upper Montclair neighborhood. Park like setting. Open floor plan with lots of natural sunlight. Incredible opportunity for expansion. Fully finished walk-out basement ideal for home office and recreational rooms. Close to public transportation, parks and Upper Montclair Village. Listing Courtesy of COLDWELL BANKER REALTORS Preforeclosure, Notice of Lis Pendens, New, Active: 11/3/2017 MLS ID: 3429042 486 Highland Ave Single Family 5/3 2,801 sq 8,712 1956 11/3/2017 $799,900 $286 ft A gem in the rough-needing lots of work. Buyer is responsible for any repairs as house is being sold completely as is. Nothing will be repaired or credited. An exceptional opportunity. Seasonal NYC city views. Close to transportation. Next to 200 acre reservation. Must close in 2017. This listing is a possible short sale and third party approvals may be required. Buyer responsible for inspections and CCO's. Subject to 3rd party approval. Photos are from 18 months ago. Listing Courtesy of PROMINENT PROPERTIES SIR Active: 10/4/2017 MLS ID: 3422465 570 Up Mountain Ave B, #B Condo/Townhouse/Co- 4/4 – 13,068 1900 10/4/2017 $639,000 – Op Brooklyn comes to Montclair! Gorgeous and gut renovated from head to toe. 4 beds 3.1 baths. En-suite master w/W-in closet. Walk around the corner to NYC train. Open Floor Plan!!! Beautifully renovated Victorian retro-fitted for how we all want to live. Open floor plan makes this a perfect home for entertaining. Upstairs 3 great sized bedrooms including wonderful master suite with double sinks and an oversized shower. 3rd floor just right for guests, au pair with den, bedroom and yet another full bath. 2 zone central air. Brand new french drains, sump. Updated plumbing and electrical. Location is A+. Walk to train, town pool, tennis, Mills Reservation, Iris Gardens and the best sledding in town! Upper Montclair Village a 15 minute stroll. Listing Courtesy of KELLER WILLIAMS - NJ METRO GROUP Active: 10/16/2017 MLS ID: 3425250 586 Up Mountain Ave Single Family 3/2 1,671 sq 6,098 1930 10/16/2017 $499,900 $299 ft – Listing Courtesy of BHHS - NEW JERSEY PROPERTIES Preforeclosure, Notice of Lis Pendens, Active: 10/16/2017 MLS ID: 3425246 1 Alexander Ct Single Family 3/4 2,976 sq 17,424 1989 10/16/2017 $800,800 $269 ft Fantastic cul-de-sac location only 1/2 a block from NYC transit transportation! Spacious 3 bedroom Colonial offers Eat-in-kitchen w/center island, Living room w/fireplace, Formal Dining room, Master Bedroom Suite w/cathedral ceilings, 2 walk-in-closets & Master Full Bath, multi zone heating and cooling + more! Listing Courtesy of BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS RAND Copyright 2017 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 11/14/2017 Montclair, NJ 07043 Living Lot Price Prop Bed Area Size Year Listing Listing per New Listings: 12 (cont.) Type /Ba (sq ft) (sq ft) Built Date Price sq. ft. Active: 9/4/2017 MLS ID: 3415436 445 Park St Single Family 7/5 4,576 sq 23,522 1899 9/4/2017 $1,400,000 $306 ft Featured in Montclair Magazine's Holiday issue, this sumptuously updated, grand Victorian exudes warmth, elegance and luxury. Nestled on .54 acre of gorgeously landscaped property, 4 blocks to train. Enjoy breakfast on the deep, welcoming porch and fall evenings around the built-in fire pit. From the sunken family room with beamed ceiling and Parsons cabinetry to the gorgeously appointed chef's kitchen to the custom, hand painted artistry of the library, this special home is unlike any you've seen. High ceilings and walls of windows let the sunlight flood through the spacious rooms, highlighting the perfectly restored moldings and gleaming hardwoods. The Master suite with decorative fireplace, lg adjoining dressing rm, laundry and full bath is a perfect retreat. CA, 2 mudrms, Wolf & Viking appliances.. Listing Courtesy of KELLER WILLIAMS - NJ METRO GROUP Active: 9/5/2017 MLS ID: 3415419 586 Park St Single Family 6/7 – 12,632 2006 9/5/2017 $1,590,000 – Welcome to the "HOO", Montclair's private gem of a cul de sac. Set on a charming 2-acre common parkland, you are assured total privacy for all perpetuity. Check off your wish list, this 2006 grand custom Tudor, with over 7800 sq feet of finished living space, has it all. 2 master suites, 1 with a soaking tub in bath, gourmet kitchen with center island, butler pantry and breakfast room, first floor bedroom with full bath, 4 fireplaces (Bedroom, living room, family room, master sitting room), totally finished basement with game & media rooms plus wet bar, leaded glass windows, beamed ceilings, hardwood floors.
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