The Wolf Den Podcast: Jason Freedman & Mark Angelone Talk Bucks County and Montgomery County Real Estate, Mortgage Trends, and the Future of the Pennsylvania Housing Market

Introduction: Real Estate, Mortgage Trends, and the Power of Local Expertise

When you think about the real estate market in Bucks County, Pennsylvania or Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, you don’t just think about numbers and interest rates — you think about the people who live, work, and invest in these vibrant communities. That’s why Jason Freedman, host of The Wolf Den Podcast, sat down with Mark Angelone of Movement Mortgage to talk about what’s really happening in local housing markets, mortgage lending, and how both buyers and sellers can prepare for the future.

This conversation goes beyond surface-level updates. Together, Jason Freedman and Mark Angelone break down the neighborhoods, the price trends, the mortgage shifts, and the emotional side of real estate in Newtown, New Hope, Richboro, Doylestown, Warrington, Warminster, and beyond. Whether you’re a homeowner looking to sell, a buyer entering the market, or an investor scouting Pennsylvania suburbs, this episode offers deep insights, real stories, and strategic takeaways.

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Bucks County Real Estate Market: A Local Snapshot
Jason Freedman on Bucks County’s Unmistakable Charm

Jason Freedman opens the conversation by highlighting why Bucks County continues to be one of the hottest suburban real estate markets in Pennsylvania. With its combination of historic towns, rolling farmland, and proximity to both Philadelphia and New York City, Bucks County attracts a mix of families, professionals, retirees, and investors.

Newtown Real Estate Trends: Jason Freedman and Mark Angelone talk about how Newtown, PA has become a hub for families who want award-winning schools, charming neighborhoods, and access to Route 95. Newtown’s real estate market has seen steady appreciation, and mortgage buyers face stiff competition for limited inventory.

New Hope’s Lifestyle Appeal: When Jason Freedman mentions New Hope, he’s not just talking about houses — he’s talking about culture. With art galleries, river views, and a thriving nightlife, New Hope attracts creative buyers and investors looking for vacation rentals. Mark Angelone adds his perspective on mortgage lending for second homes and how these properties fit into broader financial strategies.

Richboro and Doylestown: Families who want suburban stability often look at Richboro and Doylestown. Jason Freedman points out that Doylestown is more than just a town — it’s a lifestyle, with museums, restaurants, and a walkable downtown. Mark Angelone shares how Movement Mortgage is seeing strong demand from first-time buyers in these areas, but also how higher mortgage rates are creating affordability challenges.

Warrington and Warminster: As the conversation moves to southern Bucks County, Jason Freedman and Mark Angelone highlight Warrington and Warminster as communities where price appreciation continues, but affordability remains within reach compared to New Hope and Newtown. Mortgage products, FHA loans, and VA loans are especially relevant here, and Mark explains what buyers need to know.

For Sellers: Highlight school districts, walkability, and community culture in towns like Doylestown and Newtown to attract premium buyers.

For Investors: Consider short-term rentals in New Hope or long-term multifamily investments in Warminster.

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The Wolf of Real Estate Podcast – Bucks County’s Born-and-Raised Insider Goes Deep on PA & NJ Real Estate
Welcome to the Wolf of Real Estate Podcast with Jason Freedman — your boots-on-the-ground guide to the markets of Bucks County, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
This episode is your inside look at what happens when you combine decades of local roots with a modern, aggressive approach to real estate in one of the most competitive regions in the Northeast.

If you’re buying, selling, investing, or just fascinated by the dynamics of PA and NJ real estate, this is the show for you.

Meet Jason Freedman – The Wolf of Real Estate
Jason Freedman isn’t just another agent working the Bucks County and New Jersey markets. He’s a born-and-raised local, a true product of the community, with deep ties, insider access, and firsthand knowledge you can’t Google.

From growing up in the neighborhoods he now sells to understanding exactly why families relocate here from NYC, Jason’s perspective is rooted in lived experience — not just market data. He knows the backroads, the hidden-gem neighborhoods, the property histories, and the real stories behind the For Sale signs.

Jason’s approach is direct, transparent, and results-driven. His clients know him for:

Relentless work ethic that’s earned him the nickname The Wolf of Real Estate

Network access that opens doors for buyers and sellers alike

Why Local Expertise Matters in PA & NJ Real Estate
Buying or selling a home is more than a transaction — it’s a major life decision, often tied to family, lifestyle, and long-term wealth.
In a market as diverse as Bucks County and neighboring NJ towns, having a local expert on your side is not optional — it’s essential.

Here’s why Jason’s “born-and-raised” advantage changes the game:

Neighborhood Nuance – He knows which blocks are quiet, which streets flood, and which school districts carry the most weight.

Off-Market Access – His connections often bring opportunities before they hit Zillow or MLS.

Cultural Fit – He understands the character of each community, from historic Doylestown charm to riverside New Hope artistry.

Cross-State Navigation – Licensed in both PA and NJ, Jason simplifies moves that cross the Delaware River.

Bucks County Spotlight
Bucks County is a rare mix of pastoral beauty and commuter convenience. In this episode, Jason breaks down the areas dominating buyer demand:

Newtown – Walkable, historic, with luxury new builds tucked behind preserved facades.

Doylestown – Cultural heart of the county, with boutique shopping and stately homes.

New Hope & Solebury – Riverside elegance with a creative, bohemian streak.

Yardley – Quaint and connected, ideal for NYC and Philly commuters.

The NJ Advantage
New Jersey’s shore towns and suburban hubs remain magnets for Bucks County buyers — and vice versa. Jason discusses:

Princeton & Mercer County – Ivy League energy and upscale living.

Burlington County – Affordability meets accessibility.

The Shore – Why Avalon, Stone Harbor, and LBI are weekend and summer staples for Bucks County residents.

Why NYC Buyers Move to Bucks County
Jason has worked with countless buyers from the city, and their reasons are clear:

Space and Privacy – Trade cramped apartments for sprawling properties.

Value – Get more home for your money without losing cultural amenities.

Schools – Access top-rated districts without NYC private school price tags.

Commute Options – Easy access to major highways and train lines to NYC and Philly.

Inside This Episode
In this premiere episode, Jason pulls back the curtain on:

His personal journey from Bucks County kid to The Wolf of Real Estate