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Philip Angarone Sells Real Estate at ERA Central Realty Group Full-time REALTOR® with ERA Central Realty Group, licensed since October 2012. PHILIP ANGARONE REAL ESTATE. Ready to start your real estate journey?

Helping buyers and sellers throughout Hamilton Township, Bordentown, Florence Township, Roebling, and surrounding Mercer and Burlington County communities. As a top-performing REALTOR® Associate with over a decade of experience, Philip Angarone has helped hundreds of clients navigate the complex world of buying and selling homes. His approach to real estate is centered around building lasting relationships with his clients. He takes the time to understand your individual needs and preferences, so he may provide tailored advice and guidance throughout the selling or buying process. With a deep understanding of the local real estate market and a proven track record of success, he brings a wealth of expertise to every transaction. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, selling your home for the first time or a seasoned investor, he has the knowledge and insights you need to make informed decisions. Contact Philip Angarone today to schedule a consultation and see how he may help you achieve your goals.

How long does it take to buy a home?There isn't one answer because there are really two different timelines involved.The...
10/20/2026

How long does it take to buy a home?

There isn't one answer because there are really two different timelines involved.

The first is finding the right property. That could happen quickly, or it could take weeks or months depending on inventory, location, price range, and how specific the search is.

The second begins once an offer is accepted. At that point, the process becomes much more structured and may include attorney review, inspections, financing, appraisal, title work, the final walkthrough, and closing.

For many financed New Jersey purchases, that part of the process often takes somewhere around 30 to 60 days.

The biggest variable is usually everything that happens before the offer.

That's why being prepared matters. Understanding your financing, knowing what is most important to you, and having realistic expectations can put you in a much better position when the right home appears.

I went through both sides of the timeline in this discussion.

⬇️ More information in the first comment.

Some days the office has a better front porch than others.A lot of real estate is phone calls, paperwork, appointments a...
10/19/2026

Some days the office has a better front porch than others.

A lot of real estate is phone calls, paperwork, appointments and running from one place to the next. But every now and then there are a few minutes to stand on a porch like this and appreciate some of the character of where I work.

Some of the most important things that happen during a real estate transaction aren't necessarily the most exciting to p...
10/18/2026

Some of the most important things that happen during a real estate transaction aren't necessarily the most exciting to photograph.

A recent home inspection in Roebling was a good example.

While the inspector was working through the property, I took a few photographs of the process. Windows, electrical systems, heating equipment, and plenty of other things that most buyers probably weren't studying too closely when they first walked through the house.

And that's really the purpose of the inspection. It's an opportunity to learn more about the property, ask questions, and better understand its condition before moving forward.

Not every part of buying a home involves looking at kitchens, bathrooms, and freshly painted rooms. Sometimes it's about what's behind the scenes.

Just Listed | 22 Newell Avenue, Trenton, NJLooking for an updated home with a little extra space?This three-bedroom, one...
10/17/2026

Just Listed | 22 Newell Avenue, Trenton, NJ

Looking for an updated home with a little extra space?

This three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath twin is located on a dead-end street near Trenton's Island neighborhood and offers approximately 1,550 square feet of living space.

The interior has been updated throughout, including a kitchen with white cabinetry, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The living room retains some of the home's original architectural character, including decorative columns and a fireplace.

One of the more interesting features is the third floor, which offers a spacious flex area with recessed lighting, multiple windows, and additional storage.

There's also a covered front porch, backyard, rear parking, and a new roof, along with a boiler and water heater replaced within the past five years.

⬇️ More photographs and property details in the first comment.

Some of the most important parts of real estate are the quiet ones.A little time at the office today reviewing files, ch...
10/16/2026

Some of the most important parts of real estate are the quiet ones.

A little time at the office today reviewing files, checking details, and making sure everything is where it needs to be.

The real estate market can feel slower without actually being inactive.Homes are still selling. Buyers are still making ...
10/15/2026

The real estate market can feel slower without actually being inactive.

Homes are still selling. Buyers are still making offers. Sellers are still moving forward.

What has changed in some parts of the market is the pace.

Buyers may have more time to compare homes, look more closely at condition and value, and think through the financial side before making a decision. At the same time, different neighborhoods, price ranges and property types can be moving at completely different speeds.

That is why days on market by itself rarely tells the whole story.

A Hamilton Township ranch, a Bordentown City home, a Florence townhouse and a larger suburban colonial can all be part of the same regional market while experiencing very different levels of activity.

I took a closer look at why the market can feel slower even when homes are still selling, and why understanding the smaller pieces of the market matters.

Open House this Sunday in Bordentown City.Older homes sometimes have features and layouts you just don't see anymore, an...
10/15/2026

Open House this Sunday in Bordentown City.

Older homes sometimes have features and layouts you just don't see anymore, and 122 E Burlington Street is a good example.

122 E Burlington Street, Bordentown City
Sunday, October 18
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
$490,000

This detached three-story home offers approximately 1,840 square feet of living space with original honey-toned pine flooring, two separate staircases connecting the first and second floors, and a circular staircase leading to two third-floor bonus rooms.

Outside, you will find a covered front porch, side porch, patio, deep backyard and something especially nice to have in Bordentown City: off-street parking for up to four vehicles.

The shops and restaurants along Farnsworth Avenue are also just a short walk away.

Stop by Sunday and take a look in person.

Full property details and photos are in the first comment.

10/14/2026

Buying your first home can feel like learning an entirely new language.

When I worked with Lauren on the purchase of her first home in Hamilton Township, a big part of my role was simply making sure she understood what was happening and what came next.

Her review says she “didn’t know what I was doing” when she started, but by taking things one step at a time, she was able to move through the process and purchase her first home.

I really appreciate Lauren taking the time to update her review and share her experience.

Not every home makes its strongest impression when you walk through the front door.Some require a buyer who can look bey...
10/14/2026

Not every home makes its strongest impression when you walk through the front door.

Some require a buyer who can look beyond the current condition and recognize what the property has to offer.

My newest listing at 1206 Stuyvesant Avenue in Trenton is one of those homes.

Built in 1923 and located directly across from Cadwalader Park, this detached home offers five bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and approximately 1,900 square feet of living space across three levels.

One of its more appealing features is the enclosed front sunroom overlooking the park.

And while the interior needs updating and repairs throughout, significant improvements have already been made to several major systems, including a new roof, upgraded 200-amp electrical service and interior wiring, first-floor ductless air conditioning, and a water heater, all completed in 2025. The boiler was replaced about ten years.

There's also an oversized deep one-car garage and driveway parking for approximately three vehicles.

This is a property that will require work, but it also offers an opportunity to restore some of the character of a home built more than 100 years ago, whether for personal use or as a potential investment property.

Additional photographs and property information are available through the link in the first comment.

One of the biggest reasons homeowners hesitate to list has very little to do with whether they actually want to move.It ...
10/13/2026

One of the biggest reasons homeowners hesitate to list has very little to do with whether they actually want to move.

It is the question that comes right after.

What happens if I sell?

Where will I go next? Will I be able to find another home? How quickly will everything move once my house is listed? And how do I make the timing work?

Those questions can keep homeowners on the sidelines even when they have already started thinking seriously about making a move.

That is why I think the planning often matters before the listing does.

Understanding what your home may realistically sell for, what your options could look like afterward, and how the timing might come together can make the entire decision feel much more manageable.

It does not mean you have to sell now.

Sometimes simply knowing what your options are is enough to make the next step much clearer.

I talked more about why sellers hesitate and what can happen when they wait in one of my recent blogs.

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