Camden County, New Jersey Real Estate Market Recap for September 2024

Camden County real estate market activity strengthened in September 2024, with neighborhoods like Cherry Hill, Voorhees, and Haddon Township demonstrating robust buyer engagement throughout New Jersey’s most established suburban corridor.

Camden County New Jersey real estate market trends September 2024

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What September Meant for Buyers in Camden County

Camden County buyers navigated a competitive but manageable market in September, with 393 closed sales down 15.3% from the previous year. Communities like Collingswood and Mount Ephraim attracted significant interest from buyers seeking walkable neighborhoods with easy Philadelphia access. The median sales price reached $335,000, representing a solid 10.7% increase year-over-year, particularly in sought-after areas like Haddonfield and Moorestown.

Homes averaged just 15 days on market, reflecting continued urgency among qualified buyers throughout townships from Berlin to Winslow. Areas like Clementon and Lindenwold provided attractive entry points for first-time buyers, while established neighborhoods in Cherry Hill maintained premium pricing due to excellent schools and amenities.

Seller Highlights from September in Camden County

September delivered strong results for Camden County sellers, with 54.5% of homes closing above list price despite a slight decrease from last year’s 59.9% rate. New listings totaled 537 properties, down 12.5% from September 2023, creating favorable supply conditions for well-positioned sellers. Premium locations like Haddonfield and Cherry Hill East continued commanding multiple offers, while emerging areas in Camden and Gloucester City gained traction.

The county’s proximity to Philadelphia kept demand steady across diverse price points, from luxury estates in Moorestown to affordable starter homes in Pennsauken. Active inventory of 858 homes provided sellers with reasonable competition levels, particularly for properties priced competitively in desirable school districts.

Key Takeaways:

  • 393 home sales closed in September, with strong pricing power maintaining seller confidence despite volume decline
  • Median price of $335,000 represents 10.7% annual growth, driven by continued demand in established neighborhoods
  • Quick 15-day average market time indicates sustained buyer urgency throughout the county

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