Camden County real estate market activity in New Jersey softened during March 2025, with communities like Cherry Hill, Voorhees Township, and Haddonfield experiencing a notable decline in sales volume compared to the previous year. Despite fewer transactions, buyer competition remained strong and home prices continued their upward trajectory across the county.
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What March Meant for Buyers in Camden County
Camden County buyers faced a more constrained market in March, with 354 closed sales marking a 9.5% decrease from the same month last year. This reduction in available homes intensified competition among active buyers, evidenced by 56.5% of properties closing above their listing price – a significant jump from the 50.4% recorded in March 2024.
The buying environment proved especially competitive in sought-after areas like Haddon Township and Collingswood, where homes moved swiftly at an average of just 15 days on market. While new listings declined by 27.1% to 573 properties, buyers benefited from a modest increase in overall inventory, with 781 active listings providing slightly more options than the previous year’s 730.
Seller Highlights from March in Camden County
March delivered excellent results for Camden County sellers, with the median home price climbing to $345,000 – representing a substantial 15% increase from March 2024’s $300,000. This price appreciation occurred across diverse neighborhoods, from established areas in Pennsauken Township to newer developments in Winslow Township.
Sellers continued to benefit from intense buyer demand, with more than half of all homes commanding prices above their initial listing. The rapid pace of sales, averaging just 15 days on market, meant sellers could price competitively while still achieving strong returns. Properties in premium locations like Haddonfield and Oaklyn particularly excelled, often receiving multiple offers within days of listing.
Key Takeaways:
- 354 homes closed in March, down 9.5% from last year, indicating seasonal market moderation
- Strong price growth continued with median reaching $345,000, up 15% year-over-year
- Buyer competition intensified with 56.5% of homes selling above list price, up from 50.4% last March
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Compare Camden County’s performance with other South Jersey markets:
- Burlington County Market Recap for March 2025
- Cumberland County Market Recap for March 2025
- Gloucester County Market Recap for March 2025
- Salem County Market Recap for March 2025
See how the market has evolved: Camden County Market Recap for February 2025
