If you’ve been waiting for the right home to come to market in Mantoloking, this is it. Located on the highly desirable Barnegat Lane, this beautifully designed four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence offers timeless coastal charm, modern comforts, and exceptional investment potential.

Just across from the bay, the property features a large backyard with room for a pool, providing the perfect outdoor space for summer gatherings or relaxing evenings under the stars. Inside, the home is equally impressive, thoughtfully designed for both entertaining and everyday living.

A classic front porch welcomes you into a gracious foyer that opens to a formal dining room and a spacious living room with a cozy fireplace. The first-floor family room—part of…

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As the leaves fall and temperatures drop along the Jersey Shore, it’s time for homeowners in Bay Head and Mantoloking to think about winterizing their coastal properties. Whether your home is a year-round residence or a seasonal getaway, taking a few preventative steps now can help protect your investment from the harsh winter weather and ensure everything is ready when spring returns.

1. Shut Off and Drain Outdoor Water Lines

Frozen pipes are one of the most common (and costly) winter issues. Be sure to shut off your water valves and drain graden hoses, outdoor showers, and irrigation systems. For homes that will be vacant during the winter, consider having a plumber professionally winterize your plumbing to avoid burst pipes.

2. Check for…

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If you’ve been waiting for mortgage rates to drop before buying your dream home along the Jersey Shore, there’s finally some good news. Rates have begun to ease — and experts predict there’s room for them to come down even more over the next year.

But how far will they go? And what’s driving this shift? To answer that, we need to look at one key indicator: the 10 year Treasury yield. 

The Connection Between Mortgage Rates and the 10-Year Treasury Yield

For over 50 years, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate has closely followed the movement of the 10-year Treasury yield — a benchmark for long-term interest rates.

When the Treasury yield rises, mortgage rates typically follow. And when it falls, mortgage rates tend to decline as well.…

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