July 31, 2008
Population Stability
The US Census bureau has released its estimate of the population for July 1, 2007. Hightstown has a projected population of 5,271, an increase of just one percent over the 2000 census. This can probably be attributed to the increased numbers of houses in the township, specifically the Enchantment development.

Posted by: Bruce

Hightstown NJ Homes for Sale

Hightstown, NJ is a great community to investigate when searching homes for sale.

You will find many different styles, ages of homes, and price ranges to be available in Hightstown Borough, New Jersey, located at Exit 8 of the New Jersey Turnpike in central New Jersey. The borough is served by the US Postal Service as Hightstown, NJ with the 08520 zipcode. If you are looking for homes for sale here, we hope to serve as your starting point for information on the various neighborhoods and property in Hightstown.

It is currently August 29th 2008, 12:40 am in central New Jersey.

Current Inventory of Homes

Properties for sale as of August 2, 2008 include 12 condominiums [Price Range: $217,750 to $240,000], and 44 single family homes [Price Range: $179,900 to $539,000], located in the borough and several developments. The Robertson Douglas Group is building a new Enchantment development (active adult community) in the borough off of Wyckoff Mills Road. The ongoing construction of new homes in several developments in nearby townships, including the Estates at Princeton Junction and Centex's Elements at West Windsor (active adult), for which we now have pricing and floor plans, also affords you the option of purchasing a new home closeby.

An overview of the neighborhoods in Hightstown and the variety of properties for sale are outlined at the neighborhoods button to the left. Feel free to check out the types for sale and contact us for further information using the form at the bottom of the neighborhood's page. We are ready to help you find out more about them and hope to be able to be of assistance when you decide to look at properties.

May 29, 2008
Underground Oil Tank Problem?

The state of New Jersey is offering up to $3,000 in grants to help you upgrade your oil tank. These grants often cover the cost of replacing a non-leaking underground tank.

You can log on to www.NewTanksNJ.org for more information and the forms you need to start the process.

Posted by: Bruce

March 13, 2008
Have Dog, Will Walk
The borough's second annual dog walk designed to raise money for spaying and neutering dogs and cats, will take place April 12th. The stepping off spot will be Grace Norton Rogers school. Please bring a leash and pooper-scooper..

Posted by: Bruce