Gloucester County real estate market in New Jersey showed remarkable stability during February 2026, with pricing holding firm despite a decline in sales activity. Communities like Mickleton and Swedesboro maintained their appeal to buyers, while areas such as Gibbstown and National Park continued attracting families seeking quality neighborhoods with convenient access to employment centers.

View Full Gloucester County Market Report (PDF)
What February Meant for Buyers in Gloucester County
Buyers encountered a market with steady pricing and manageable competition, as 40.8% of homes closed over list price compared to 44.9% in February 2025. The slight decrease in bidding pressure provided more negotiating opportunities, while days on market increased modestly to 25 from 22 last year.
The median sales price held steady at $360,000, matching last February’s level and demonstrating the market’s stability. New listings declined 3.6% to 319 properties, but active inventory rose 17.4% to 569 homes, giving buyers improved selection and reducing the urgency that characterized previous market cycles.
Seller Highlights from February in Gloucester County
Sellers experienced steady demand with closed sales decreasing 19.3% to 196 transactions, reflecting seasonal patterns and broader market adjustments. However, pricing power remained strong with the median holding at $360,000, and 25.5% of homes closing at list price compared to 24.7% last year.
Properties spent an average of 25 days on market, just slightly longer than last February’s 22 days. The pending sales average declined 11% to 336 transactions, but well-presented homes in desirable locations continued to attract multiple offers and achieve favorable terms for sellers.
Key Takeaways:
- Median pricing held steady at $360,000, showing remarkable market stability
- Closed sales dropped 19.3% to 196 transactions, but pricing power remained intact
- Active inventory increased 17.4% to 569 homes, improving buyer selection
Related Market Reports:
Compare Gloucester County’s performance with other South Jersey markets:
- Burlington County Market Recap for February 2026
- Camden County Market Recap for February 2026
- Cumberland County Market Recap for February 2026
- Salem County Market Recap for February 2026
See how the market has evolved: Gloucester County Market Recap for January 2026