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As we shift seasons, we are starting to see the real estate market pickup again after a quiet August. I will get straight to the point- it is still a sellers market despite what the national news is saying. Westchester and Fairfield counties are still seeing inventory fly- especially at purchases under 1.2M.
I get this question all the time from new clients: "Jess, I'm moving to Westchester, but I'm worried about finding my people. How do I build community here?" My answer is always the same: You have to show up. Here's the beautiful thing about Westchester – this county practically rolls out the red carpet for connection.
To the small businesses who showed up with beauty, knowledge and talent- Thank you! It was the best morning. ❤️ @shopshapero @audracedrone @verylovelysoles @myfavoriteyogastrap @ajgsieger 📸: @hudvalleyphoto
When you think of New York, your mind immediately goes to towering skyscrapers, bustling streets, and the relentless energy of the city that never sleeps. But I want to challenge that narrow perception entirely. Instead of concrete and steel, picture rolling farmland.
Photos by Hudson Valley Photo
When families ask me about the safest places to live in Connecticut, I don't just point them to crime statistics. As a real estate professional who has helped countless families find homes throughout these communities, I know that safety rankings tell only part of the story.
You've probably heard that real estate is a good investment, but do you really understand why it could be the game-changer your financial portfolio has been missing? While everyone else is glued to their stock apps watching numbers fluctuate wildly, savvy investors are quietly building wealth through an asset they can
Tired of crowded parks being your only taste of "nature"? Exhausted from hour-long cross-city treks just to find weekend activities that don't involve concrete and crowds? Craving genuine peace that goes beyond the city hustle and actually fills your soul?
If you're nodding along, it might be time to look NORTH.
Women are changing their communities in consistent, powerful ways—and nowhere is that more true than right here in Westchester.
In Westchester, women are leading with intention. You see it in the early morning drop-offs and the late-night planning sessions, the packed community events, and the everyday decisions that