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Tranquil Park Views |
Family Oriented |  
BOONTON
Boonton is Located in Morris County 17 miles northwest of Newark and 29 miles northwest of New York City. And only 7 miles to Morristown It's city population is 8,496. Easy access to all major highways, Rt. 80, 280, 287 and 46. Boonton is an old established community nestled with an outstanding setting of park lands. Residents are primarily executives, skilled workers and independent business people.
Near by Colleges and Universities are as follows:
William Paterson University, Wayne NJ
Montclair University, Upper Montclair NJ
Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison NJ
Drew University, Madison NJ
Local Schools:
Boonton High School
Boonton Middle School
John Hill School
School Street
Important Phone Numbers:
Chamber of Commerce (973) 334-4117
Dept. of Motor Vehicles (973) 609-6500
School Board (973) 335-9700
Main Public Library (973) 334-2980
Local Newspapers:
Neighbor News
Daily Record
Citizen
Information above proivided by the following:
www.boonton.org
HomeFairCityReports- Realtor.com
www.njevalsoft.com
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Welcome to Denville |
Peaceful Moments |
Breathtaking Views | DENVILLE
"The Hub of Morris County"
Positioned in the center of morris county and incorporated in 1913, Denville is the “Hub of Morris County” with access to Routes 10, 46, 53 and Interstate 80. With several private Lake Communities and St. Francis Health Resort, Denville was originally developed as a summer escape from the cities to the east. St. Clare's Hospital, the largest employer in the township, is located on the outskirts of its popular downtown. Land size (miles 2)
Near by Colleges and Universities are as follows:
Morris County College, Randolph, NJ
William Paterson University, Wayne NJ
Montclair University, Upper Montclair NJ
Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison NJ
Drew University, Madison NJ
Local Schools:
Morris Knolls High School
Riverview Middle
Valleyview Middle
Lakeview Elementary
Important phone numbers:
Chamber of Commerce (973) 625-1171
Mayor’s office (973) 625-8300 ext. 225
Building Permits ext. 251
Planning & Zoning ext. 246
Animal Warden ext. 223
Dial-a-ride (973) 625-7799
Denville Public Library (973) 627-6555
Local Newspapers:
Neighbor News
Daily Record
Citizen
Information above proivided by the following:
www.Denville.org
HomeFairCityReports- Realtor.com
www.njevalsoft.com
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Welcome to Lake Parsippany |
Lake Parsippany |
Recreation For All Ages | PARSIPPANY
"The place to be, Parsippany”
The name, Parsippany, stems from a Lenapi Indian word, Parseponong, meaning "the place where the rivers run together." Parsippany-Troy Hills Township was incorporated in 1928. After incorporation, the rate of growth increased with the developments of residential communities such as Manor Lakes, Lake Hiawatha, Lake Parsippany, Lake Intervale, Glacier Hills and Sedgefield. Much of the current development began as summer communities, such as Mount Tabor, where a Methodist tent colony was replaced with summer cottages. Parsippany-Troy Hills covers 25 square miles and houses approximately 50,000 people. An extensive transportation network, including Routes I-80, I-287, I-280, US 46 and US 202 as well as State Highways 10 and 53 serves the community. With excellent access in the New York metropolitan area, Parsippany has become a major employment center for New Jersey.
Land size (miles 2)
Near by Colleges and Universities are as follows:
Morris County College, Randolph, NJ
William Paterson University, Wayne NJ
Montclair University, Upper Montclair NJ
Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison NJ
Drew University, Madison NJ
Local Schools:
Parsippany High School
Parsippany Hills High School
Central Middle School
Brooklawn Middle School
Intervale Elementary
East Lake Elementary
Knollwood Elementary
Lake Parsippany Elementary
Northvale Elementary
Littleton Elementary
Rockaway Meadow Elementary
Troy Hills Elementary
Lake Hiawatha Elementary
Mt. Tabor Elementary
Important phone numbers:
Mayor’s office (973) 263-4297
Animal Control (973) 263-7083
Planning Board (973) 263-4286
Building Permits (973) 263-4366
Parsippany Public Library (973) 887-5150
Local Newspapers:
Neighbor News
Daily Record
Citizen
Information above provided by the following:
www.parsippany.net
HomeFairCityReports- Realtor.com
www.njevalsoft.com
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Making An Offer >Evaluating the First Offer
Your dining room table is the scene of high drama. Your home has been listed for sale for six weeks, and finally, the first offer has come in. You are meeting with the agents, and are very excited until they mention the price--it is a lot less than you expected.
Before you feel offended, however, remember that the first offer is often just the beginning of a negotiating process. Your agent can help you weigh the good and bad points, evaluating the price in relationship to the terms or conditions of the sale. Sometimes an offer with a low price can look quite attractive once you understand all of the terms. If you are willing to make some compromises, the buyers may accept a counter offer that will give you more money. A lower price from highly qualified buyers may be better than one from people who may have difficulties with financing. Keep in mind that your first negotiated price is often your best price!
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