Aurora Over the Hudson New Jersey condos continue to be available to discriminating buyers who are interested in French Designer Philippe Starck’s vision of elegant luxury along the Gold Coast. Whether you’re an empty nester looking for relaxation and community or a single family seeking space and functionality, these residences—many in excess of 3,000 square feet—are unmatched by other condos for sale in NJ.

In real estate, they say that location is everything, and for the finest living areas in the Garden State, Aurora Over the Hudson takes the cake. Stunning view of the celebrated Manhattan skyline? Check. Prime location along the Hudson River? Check. Easy access to shopping, dining, and the cultural milieu of New York City? Check.

But a killer location isn’t the only thing that Aurora Over the Hudson has to offer. The residence also features 24-hour concierge service; a state-of-the-art fitness center with Zen sanctuary, sauna, and steam treatment area; Grand Salon; private dining and wine room; and outdoor plaza lush with gardens and swimming pool. Inside the condos, Euro-style kitchens, glassed terraces, floor-to-ceiling windows, and natural stone bathrooms, as well as wireless Internet access, personal electronic concierge interface, and interactive communication with security make the experience truly exceptional. If you want to redefine your conception of a NJ condominium, put Aurora Over the Hudson at the top of your list.

Although the number of foreclosures of Miami homes fell 21% in November 2008, the market remains soft and buying opportunities for those who can afford to purchase real estate are plenty. The Miami housing market has been in a state of oversupply for more than 32 months. This means that sellers of Miami luxury homes and condos are anxious to work with buyers, even if they must lower their sale prices. Currently, Miami price declines are, at 30%, among the steepest in the state.

Estimates of when the market will begin to show signs of recovery are varied. While some people think Miami, Miami Beach, and South Beach real estate could start to come back as early as 2009, others have predicted that it will take much longer, about three to five years. One Florida broker told Reuters that all evidence indicates that the market will worsen before it improves. A real estate lender added that the foreclosure problem is much worse that it seems and that the scope of the situation has not been realized yet.

Prospective buyers can capitalize on foreclosed homes and declining sales prices by scouring the market for the best deals on luxury homes, single-family homes, and condos. To take advantage of the soft market, contact a Miami Investment realtor today.