Real estate in New Jersey is as plentiful as flowers in a botanical garden. The large selection of homes for sale does not reflect a mass evacuation of the state though. It merely illustrates that large numbers of people have made their homes in New Jersey. And, with two major cities and a beautiful coastline nearby, listings don’t tend to last long on the market. There is also a lot to see and do in and around New Jersey. That family can spend the day touring the history in New York City or Philadelphia or drive to the beach and walk along the boardwalk. The Appalachian Trail runs up the east side of the state, providing some of the best hiking opportunities in the North East, and naturally there are a lot of state parks and gardens to explore. Another good reason to settle in New Jersey is its scenic landscape. As crowded as it is, New Jersey has been nicknamed the “garden state.” Keeping to this reputation, development has been held at bay enough to ensure that about half the state remains a naturalist’s paradise. Consequently, sweeping pine forests, lush green mountains, and beautiful lakes contribute to New Jersey’s beautiful terrain and miles of coastline add a charm all their own.

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