Edgewater, New Jersey Real Estate

Most of what trades in Edgewater is waterfront and near-waterfront: condominiums and townhomes in the developments that line the river, from full-service high-rises to smaller boutique buildings. Head up toward the Palisades and you'll find pockets of single-family homes on the hillside, quieter and more residential.

The details matter more here than in most towns — river views versus courtyard views, ferry proximity, parking, monthly fees, and how a building is actually run all move the needle. That's the kind of thing worth talking through before you fall for a listing photo.

Edgewater's best-kept secret is the commute. The NY Waterway ferry crosses to Midtown and downtown Manhattan, there's bus service into the city, and the George Washington Bridge sits just to the south. For a lot of my clients, it's the closest thing to living in the city without living in the city.

Day to day, Edgewater is walkable in a way its neighbors aren't — the waterfront paths, the shops and restaurants along River Road, Mitsuwa Marketplace, and the everyday conveniences at the commons. The Palisades cliffs are always at your back, and the river is always in front of you.

Whether you're buying your first waterfront condo, selling a townhome, or just trying to understand what your place is really worth in today's market, I'll give you honest answers and a clear plan — not a sales pitch. The fastest way to start is a phone call.