Philip Angarone Sells Real Estate at ERA Central Realty Group

Philip Angarone Sells Real Estate at ERA Central Realty Group Full-time REALTOR® with ERA Central Realty Group, licensed since October 2012. PHILIP ANGARONE REAL ESTATE. Ready to start your real estate journey?

Helping buyers and sellers throughout Hamilton Township, Bordentown, Florence Township, Roebling, and surrounding Mercer and Burlington County communities. As a top-performing REALTOR® Associate with over a decade of experience, Philip Angarone has helped hundreds of clients navigate the complex world of buying and selling homes. His approach to real estate is centered around building lasting relationships with his clients. He takes the time to understand your individual needs and preferences, so he may provide tailored advice and guidance throughout the selling or buying process. With a deep understanding of the local real estate market and a proven track record of success, he brings a wealth of expertise to every transaction. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, selling your home for the first time or a seasoned investor, he has the knowledge and insights you need to make informed decisions. Contact Philip Angarone today to schedule a consultation and see how he may help you achieve your goals.

An unfinished basement may look like a whole lot of empty space at first.But that same space can mean very different thi...
09/20/2026

An unfinished basement may look like a whole lot of empty space at first.

But that same space can mean very different things to different buyers.

One person may see future finished living space. Someone else may want storage, a workshop, a home gym, hobby space, or simply an open basement that stays practical and flexible.

Not every basement needs to be finished to add value to the way someone uses a home.

Sometimes the possibilities are part of what makes the space interesting.

A Little Trenton Architecture From “The Island”This is one of those homes where you can see the era in the architecture....
09/18/2026

A Little Trenton Architecture From “The Island”

This is one of those homes where you can see the era in the architecture.

Built around 1910, this Dutch Colonial Revival bungalow has a full-width covered porch, shingle siding, multi-pane windows, and the kind of details that give older homes their individual character.

And the neighborhood name has a story too.

The Island was once bordered by the Delaware River on one side and the Trenton Water Power Canal on the other. The canal was later filled in, with Route 29 eventually occupying much of that corridor, but the Island name stayed.

That’s one of the things I enjoy about photographing homes around our area. You can move from one neighborhood to another and see completely different periods of residential architecture, even within the same city.

09/17/2026

One thing I’ve enjoyed building on my website is a growing collection of discussions that go beyond listings.

Some focus on our local communities. Others follow real client journeys, look at what’s happening in the market, or answer the questions buyers and sellers are actually asking.

The goal is simple: useful, local real estate information connected to the people, places, and situations I work with every day.

If you’ve lived in Hamilton Township for a while, Hamilton Square is one of those names that just feels familiar.And I t...
09/16/2026

If you’ve lived in Hamilton Township for a while, Hamilton Square is one of those names that just feels familiar.

And I think there’s a reason for that.

You can still travel along Mercer Street or Nottingham Way and pass places that have been part of the community for generations. Bernard Foley Park, Sayen House and Gardens, longtime churches, established neighborhoods, and familiar local landmarks all help connect today’s Hamilton Square with the community that developed here long ago.

At the same time, Hamilton Square certainly hasn’t stood still.

Neighborhoods such as Golden Crest, Green Briar, Combs Farm, Rolling Acres, Sunset Manor, and others expanded the community well beyond its original village center. Different generations of homes became part of the landscape, and Hamilton Square continued growing along with the rest of the township.

That combination is what I find interesting.

The history is still there, but it isn’t something separate from everyday life.

It’s still part of the roads we travel, the parks people visit, the neighborhoods people call home, and the familiar places residents have known for years.

That’s what inspired my latest look at why Hamilton Square continues to feel like the historic heart of Hamilton Township.

09/15/2026

“Working with Phil was the best experience we’ve had in real estate.”

That’s a pretty incredible way for Benjamin and Marlena to begin their review.

They were working within a time crunch to find a home in Burlington County, but one thing that mattered to me was making sure they never felt pressured along the way.

We took the time to go through their questions, paperwork, and each step of the buying process so they could make decisions they were comfortable with.

Thank you both for trusting me with your home search and for recommending me to your family and friends. I really appreciate it.

Not every kitchen gives you a lot of room to work with.That doesn’t mean the space can’t function well.Sometimes it come...
09/14/2026

Not every kitchen gives you a lot of room to work with.

That doesn’t mean the space can’t function well.

Sometimes it comes down to using what you have a little differently. In this kitchen, hanging the pots overhead keeps them within reach without taking up valuable cabinet space.

It’s a simple solution, but a good reminder that making a home work better doesn’t always require adding more space.

Sometimes it just requires using the space differently.

One person sees the work ahead. Another sees the opportunity.Sometimes the right buyer sees beyond what’s there today an...
09/13/2026

One person sees the work ahead. Another sees the opportunity.

Sometimes the right buyer sees beyond what’s there today and focuses on what it could become.

This one came together a little differently.I recently helped with the sale of an estate property in Hamilton Township t...
09/10/2026

This one came together a little differently.

I recently helped with the sale of an estate property in Hamilton Township that never went on the open market.

The seller wanted the home to be sold as-is, so we talked through the situation and the different options available before deciding that an off-market sale made the most sense.

I was able to connect the sellers with an investor who saw the potential in the property and what he might eventually be able to do with it.

Once an agreement was reached, everything moved quickly, from signed contract to closing took just 12 days.

Not every property or situation calls for the same approach.

Sometimes it comes down to understanding the circumstances, knowing the options, and recognizing when another path may make more sense.

Some views just have everything working together.The lake, the walking path, the trees, and the open sky make this one o...
09/09/2026

Some views just have everything working together.

The lake, the walking path, the trees, and the open sky make this one of those scenes that’s easy to appreciate.

Sometimes the hardest part of buying a home isn't finding one.It's deciding whether you're ready when the right one fina...
09/08/2026

Sometimes the hardest part of buying a home isn't finding one.

It's deciding whether you're ready when the right one finally shows up.

I've seen buyers spend weeks or even months waiting for something to change. Maybe they're watching interest rates, wondering what prices will do, or simply hoping the decision will eventually feel more obvious.

Then a home comes along that checks a lot of the boxes they've been waiting for.

That's when being prepared really matters.

It doesn't mean jumping into something just because it's available. It means knowing your numbers, understanding what matters most to you, and being in a position to make a decision when a home genuinely makes sense.

I talked more about what buyers have been struggling with in Hamilton Township and the surrounding areas in one of my earlier discussions so wanted to revisit again.

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