Charlie Wu Realtor

06/12/2026

Five bedrooms (counting the office on the main level), five full baths, built in 2017, and you can walk to Princeton Middle, High, and Charter School.

265 Ewing Street has the floor plan buyers keep asking me for: a main-level bedroom with full bath, a chef's kitchen opening to a flat fenced yard, a primary suite with its own sitting room, and a finished basement. Princeton Junction's direct NYC train is minutes away.

Offered at $2,290,000 → thewuteam.com/listings/265-ewing-st/

Charlie Wu, The Wu Team · (609) 375-5677

A 2017-built 5-bedroom, 5-bath colonial in the heart of Princeton, blocks from Princeton Middle and High Schools. Gourmet kitchen, main-level bedroom with full bath, finished basement, flat fenced yard, 2-car garage. $2,290,000.

06/10/2026

The best thing about 409 South 2nd Avenue in Highland Park isn't the updated kitchen or
the finished basement, though those certainly help. It's the address: this is one of those rare
spots where you can genuinely leave the car at home.
It's a 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath colonial that's been beautifully maintained and tastefully updated.

Warm wood floors run through a sunlit living room, a separate dining room, and a family room anchored by a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace. The eat-in kitchen is the showpiece, with rich cherry cabinetry, granite counters, double wall ovens, and full stainless steel appliances.

Upstairs are four freshly painted bedrooms, including a primary with its own full bath, and the finished basement adds a rec room, a separate office, and plenty of storage. Out back, a
composite deck overlooks a fenced yard with a mature shade tree.

But the location is the real story. Walk to downtown Highland Park's shops and restaurants and to Donaldson Park along the Raritan. Rutgers and downtown New Brunswick are about a mile away, the New Brunswick train station to NYC is about 1.5 miles, and H Mart and 99 Ranch are about two miles up the road. There's even assumable Sunrun solar to help keep the electric bill down.

Offered at $700,000. Send me a message for a private showing or the full details.

Beautifully maintained 4 BD, 2.5 BA colonial in Highland Park. Updated cherry-and-granite eat-in kitchen, hardwood floors, finished basement, composite deck. Walk to Rutgers, downtown, Donaldson Park and the NYC train.

04/15/2026

Does anyone read this at all? Why have people driving around town and toss it on every driveway, not to mention the wasted plastics and paper? Wouldn't newspapers save more money that way?

04/01/2026

Montgomery NJ single family house! Newer, closer, public water, public sewer, coming soon!

03/17/2026

NJ inventory is 31% below pre-pandemic levels. The reason comes down to one monthly number: $2,000.

Here's what's happening:
Homeowners in Princeton, West Windsor, and Montgomery who locked in mortgages under 4% are looking at today's 6%+ rates and doing the math. Trading up into a comparable home often means paying more than $2,000 extra every single month. Most people aren't making that trade.

The result: the homes that would normally cycle back onto the market aren't coming. Owners are renovating, renting out a room, or just staying. Inventory stays compressed. Buyers compete harder for what little comes up.

Analysts expect this dynamic to hold through at least mid-2026. That's not a blip, it's a structural feature of this market.

If you're buying, this context matters for how you approach search and offer strategy. If you're a seller who does need to move, the low supply around you is actually working in your favor.

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03/15/2026

New Jersey's housing inventory ticked up 8.2% in Q1 2026 compared to last quarter — which sounds encouraging, until you look at the full picture.

The statewide supply still sits at just 2.4 months. For context, a balanced market — where neither buyers nor sellers have a clear upper hand — typically requires around 6 months of supply. We're not even halfway there. And compared to pre-pandemic levels, inventory remains 31% below where it used to be. That gap doesn't close overnight.

For buyers in the Princeton area — whether you're looking in West Windsor, Montgomery Township, or right in the borough — this means competition hasn't meaningfully eased. Yes, you may be seeing a few more listings show up on your alerts. But well-priced homes in desirable school districts are still moving quickly and often above asking. Understanding the supply picture is step one to building a smarter strategy.

We break down how these statewide trends translate to specific neighborhoods at TheWuTeam.com — because the Princeton-area market often moves differently than NJ averages suggest.

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03/10/2026

This was the builders model home for Governors Lane in Princeton NJ. Lots of details that don't show up I standard builds. Private enclosed. Brick courtyard out back. Hard wood floors throughout. Reach out directly if you are interested.

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03/02/2026

POV: The littlebrook home you've been waiting for 🌞
Dialing in every detail. Coming soon

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02/15/2026

Station in stroll, peace in soul. 🚶‍♂️🚉 Imagine walking to the train and being home in minutes to this 7-year-young Toll Brothers masterpiece. No station parking stress, just pure comfort in the top-rated West Windsor-Plainsboro schools.
The Vibe: Modern, bright, and move-in ready
The Bonus: Fully finished basement & third-floor sun-drenched gym
List price: $1,280,000. Don’t let this one slip away! 🔑
TheWuTeam

02/05/2026

near the train station, very new! east facing! behind the scenes look before it comes live