Just acquiredEwing, NJ
$312,000

Nobu Holdings buys houses across Ewing - from West Trenton to Prospect Heights - for one clean cash offer. As-is, no repairs, no fees, and you pick the closing date.
$0
closing costs to you
14 days
fastest close
100%
cash offers
We buy houses in Ewing
Ewing Township wraps the northwest edge of Trenton with mid-century housing - postwar Cape Cods, ranches, and split-levels built for state workers and families near The College of New Jersey. Sections like West Trenton and Prospect Heights hold their value, and the township moves quickly, with homes going under contract in around 26 days at a median near $383,000. Ewing also requires a resale certificate of occupancy and a code inspection before transfer, so even in a fast market a seller has a municipal checklist to clear first.
Nobu Holdings buys Ewing houses as-is and closes on your schedule. An inherited ranch near Olden Avenue, a rental Cape in Prospect Heights, a split-level that never got updated - we put one cash offer on the table with the comps behind it and cover the closing costs. Nicolas Abitbol, who handles our New Jersey deals, walks the property and builds the number with you. No repairs, no showings, no commission, and we take care of the township's resale inspection.
We have already closed here - a 4-bed, 2-bath Ewing home bought for $345,000, offer to keys in 13 days - and a second Ewing house, bought for $312,000, is in renovation right now.
Local market
$383K
Median sale price
26
Typical days on market
Source: Redfin, May 2026
A traditional Ewing sale averages 26 days on the market - a Nobu Holdings cash sale closes in as little as 14, in any condition.
Portfolio proof
Just acquired$312,000
Closed in 13 days$345,000
Local coverage
Local questions
Yes. Ewing requires a resale certificate of occupancy and a code inspection through the Construction Office before a property transfers. We file the property-transfer resale application and coordinate the inspection as part of the purchase, then handle whatever it flags, so the certificate is not something you chase before closing.
Most Ewing sellers close with us in 14 to 21 days, and you pick the settlement date. We bought a 4-bed here as-is for $345,000 and closed it in 13 days, and a second Ewing purchase at $312,000 is in renovation now - both cash, neither needing a single repair from the seller.
State law adds a smoke-alarm, carbon-monoxide, and fire-extinguisher certificate, issued by the fire official, on top of Ewing's resale certificate of occupancy. We handle both, installing the detectors and a mounted 2A:10BC extinguisher, so nothing on the safety side stalls settlement.
Yes. If the estate is still open with the Mercer County Surrogate, we buy the house as-is and close once it can convey title, working around the probate timeline. Keep the belongings you want and leave the rest - we clear the property after closing, condition and contents included.
Yes. We buy tenant-occupied Ewing homes and take over the leases at closing under New Jersey landlord-tenant law, so you are not filing to remove anyone. There is no commission and no fee, we cover standard closing costs, and you stop managing the property the day we close.
Your net sheet
Move the slider to your home's value and compare the two paths: the fees a traditional sale takes out, and one clean cash offer from Nobu Holdings.
We buy as-is, so our cash offer reflects the home's current condition. Your real number comes after a quick local walkthrough.
Selling the traditional way
You walk away with
$343,000
~60–90 days · not guaranteed
Selling to Nobu Holdings
You walk away with
$364,000
as fast as 14 days · guaranteed
With Nobu Holdings you keep $21,000 more, and you skip $57,000 in fees, repairs, and months of waiting.
Sixty seconds to a number
Drop your address - Nicolas Abitbol will take it from there, usually within 60 seconds.