Observers and experts of the real estate market in New Jersey have recently noticed several factors that might bring them to believe that the housing crisis is recovering. A group of realty experts, the National Association of Realtors, also known as NAR has recently brought figures to the public that have shown that there is a stabilization in the median prices of houses in most markets across the US. This was welcomed as a great news ever since people experienced the peak of the housing boom around April 2006. In New Jersey, increases in jobs have led to increases in housing demands. The supply was also shortened by the simple fact that most homeowners were holding on to their houses, refusing to sell. These two demand and supply situations have given rise to what was referred as the “bidding war” which was helping the real estate sector to gain its health again.

Although this might come out as a rejoiceful news, the market is not yet fully recovered and as such people can only remain hopeful. For example, the market has also received several foreclosed homes which would undeniably affect once again the median price of houses. However, these are minor issues and even with their presence the New Jersey real estate market is getting stronger.

This could be the best and most optimal time to start real estate investments in places such as Saddle River, New Jersey and to reap benefits out of it. The recovery might be a lasting one.