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In the 1700's, scenic Old Tappan New Jersey was actually part of Tappan, New York. Nestled between the towns of River Vale, Harrington Park, Norwood and Northvale, this beautiful town is located right on the New York State borderline just 12 miles from NYC. Residents can enjoy views of Lake Tappan, Five local Parks, an Ice Skating Rink, 3 public playgrounds, 3 athletic fields and the nationally recognized school system of Northern Valley. Having both been raised in the Pascack Valley area,we both have deep roots and a wealth of background knowledge and information about the Pascack Valley area towns. We are happy to offer you an insider’s view of living in the beautiful Pascack Valley area.Below is a brief snapshot of the town of Old Tappan New Jersey. Feel free to ask us questions about Old Tappan New Jersey Homes For Sale by e-mailing us at:HammersTeam@number1expert.com 
 
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First Time Buyers >The Elements of Location
When you are in the market for a home, how should you evaluate the properties that appeal to you? There is an old cliché about the three most important factors of a piece of property--location, location and location.
Some neighborhoods have a certain distinction that attracts buyers, but there are other factors to take into account. A house in the best part of town may have a few points subtracted if it is located on a busy street. There are buyers who would like to be close to schools, shopping, and churches, but don't want to live across the street from these facilities. You may want an easy commute to your job, but would not consider a location close to the "on" ramp for the major route into town. A location close to a airport could be convenient if you are a commercial pilot, but could make it difficult to sell even the most wonderful house.
As you balance all of the factors, remember that a location liability which gets you a great house at a reasonable price will probably require you to pass a similar savings on to future buyers.
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What is the most expensive piece of property ever recorded?
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In October 1988, the Mediya Building in central Tokyo was quoted at 358.5 million yen ($248,000) per square foot.
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