Burlington County, New Jersey Real Estate Market Recap for June 2025

The Burlington County real estate market in New Jersey showed solid growth momentum throughout June, with communities like Mount Laurel, Medford, and Marlton contributing to increased buyer engagement. Activity levels strengthened across the county as summer selling season took hold.

Burlington County New Jersey real estate market trends June 2025

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What June Meant for Buyers in Burlington County

Buyers found a more active marketplace in June, with 550 closed sales representing a solid 7.4% increase from last year’s 512 transactions. This growth reflected stronger buyer confidence across Burlington County’s diverse housing markets, from the established neighborhoods of Cherry Hill to the growing developments in Evesham Township.

The median sales price reached $422,000, up 5.5% from June 2024’s $399,990, indicating steady appreciation without dramatic spikes. Buyers faced slightly faster market conditions, with homes averaging 13 days on market compared to 12 days last year. Competition remained manageable, with 58.2% of properties selling over list price, down from last year’s 60.9%.

Seller Highlights from June in Burlington County

Sellers benefited from robust demand, particularly in Mount Holly and Moorestown where well-priced properties moved quickly. The 18% month-over-month jump in closed sales from May’s 466 transactions demonstrated strong seasonal momentum heading into peak summer months.

While new listings declined 28.9% year-over-year to 622 properties, this inventory constraint helped support pricing power across communities like Cinnaminson and Burlington Township. The average active inventory of 1,041 homes represented a 20.5% increase from last year, providing buyers with reasonable selection while maintaining seller-friendly conditions.

Key Takeaways:

  • Closed sales grew 7.4% year-over-year to 550 homes, showing healthy market momentum
  • Median price appreciation of 5.5% to $422,000 reflects steady, sustainable growth
  • Competition eased slightly with fewer homes selling over list price compared to 2024

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