Parsippany is a great town, composed of many different neighborhoods. You can see some of them by visting my website. It is the largest town in Morris County, both by population and by area (22 square miles). A lot of the neighborhoods function like little towns, with shopping and dining and transportation to NYC. Neighborhoods range from Mt. Tabor, a mostly Victorian camp meeting association, to Lake communities, newer townhouse communities, high end colonials. The proximity Parsippany has to transportation, and the nature of the business in Parsippany should make it a great investment! Please call me at 201.463.9656, and I will be happy to talk to you about Parsippany and its many and varied communities.

Mindy:
I have to believe, if bought at the right price, it is a terrific investment. Parsippany is a good location, good schools, and affordable in Morris County standards. Just do not expect that investment to take off in the first year. Real estate in its current state, needs to be regarded as a longer term investment, say 5 years. Good luck.

This is a repeat question, but I would say yes it is a good time to be considering a investment in Parsippany, just depends on your time frame of course. If you would like to see all the homes currently listed for sale in Parsippany and the surrounding communities, visit http://www.jboyerhomes.com

Being an agent with an office in Parsippany, Parsippany is a popular town. It's contains all the major routes: I-80, 287, 10 and 46. People who want bus service to NYC ask for Parsippany and train service is not that far away. You are on the edge of the more heavily populated areas going east and the more suburban towns going west. You have stores and restaurants and good schools. Like a colleague stated it is a highly rated town by national standards. You have a variety of housing from condos, townhouses, older and newer homes.

It all depends on what you want from the town you live in- you just don't buy a house hoping that it will go up in value unless you are buying a rental. You still have to live in the house, neighborhood etc and you don't want to keep saying to yourself "this house will go up in value" to keep yourself sane.

I too offer my buyers services to you- 973-876-8645.

Parsippany was the #1 Town in NJ in 2007 for reasons of affordable housing, educational system and afforable housing. Click on /Copy this link
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for more information. Any commutable town in NJ, you will find a good investment. How the town fits your needs, is the question. Call me and I will give you a tour of Parsippany homes in your price range and you can decide if the fit is right! I Also GO TO http://www. href="http://www.parsippany.net" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.parsippany.net for Town website.
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Call me @973-723-3666 and I will give you a tour of Parsippany homes in your price range and you can decide if the fit is right! If not, we will find the right location for your next home.
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As they say, usually a property you purchase is a good investment. They say a house usually increases in value in 10 years, especially in this market, its a buyers market, so you could get a good deal on a home now.

Mindy,

As with most towns, Parisppany has a mix of lower priced homes and higher end homes. Different sections include, Lake Intervale, Glacier Hills, Sedgefield, Lake Hiawatha, Lake Parsippany, Rainbow Lakes, Mount Tabor, and Powder Mill. There are areas of Parsippany that are flood zones.

A really big factor is if you are looking to invest in a home to live, or if you are looking for investment property. It's really about determining your needs and how the investment will benefit you.

Feel free to contact me.

Good luck.

Gina Chirico
Prudential New Jersey Properties
973-715-1158
973-239-7700 ext 132
GinaChirico@PruNewJersey.com

Well that's a loaded question. Are you thinking of buying an investment property or a personal residence? There are many opportunities to purchase an investment property with a great cash flow, tax benefits, aprreciation, etc. There is also great residential housing available for sale. If you care to give me some insight about your plans I can be more specific.

Jeff