The Cumberland County real estate market maintained its steady pace in October with 125 homes changing hands across Vineland, Millville, and Bridgeton in southern New Jersey. This represented an 8.7% increase from October 2024's 115 sales, continuing the positive momentum. View Full Cumberland County Market Report (PDF) What October Meant for Buyers in Cumberland County Favorable...

Momentum continued building in the Camden County real estate market during October, with 469 closed sales representing an 8.8% gain from last year's 431. Activity stayed strong across Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, and Voorhees in this densely populated New Jersey county. View Full Camden County Market Report (PDF) What October Meant for Buyers in Camden County Opportunities expanded...

October brought a cooling trend to the Burlington County real estate market, with 437 homes sold across Mount Laurel, Moorestown, and Medford in New Jersey's largest county. This marked an 8.2% decline from October 2024's 476 sales, reflecting typical autumn slowdown patterns. View Full Burlington County Market Report (PDF) What October Meant for Buyers in Burlington County Negotiating...

By Mike Lentz | The Mike Lentz Team – Keller Williams Realty Is the South Jersey housing market actually improving for 2026? The South Jersey housing market started moving again in late 2025. Mortgage rates trended down through most of the year. Inventory climbed across Gloucester, Camden, and Burlington counties. Affordability improved as price growth slowed. Two years of buyers waiting on rates and...

Would You Let $80 a Month Hold You Back from Buying a South Jersey Home? Many buyers in across South Jersey are stuck in "wait and see" mode right now. They watch rates hover above 6% and think, "I'll buy once they hit the 5s." After all, who doesn't want a better rate? But here's the reality: that magical 5.99% number might not save you as much as you think. Affordability remains tough in our market. No...

New Construction in South Jersey: Are We Overbuilding? Let's Check the Facts. If you've been driving around Mount Laurel or Mullica Hill lately, you might feel like new construction signs are popping up everywhere. You're not wrong. Builders have been busy throughout South Jersey. This has left many local buyers asking: Are we overbuilding like we did before the 2008 housing crash? Despite what you might...