Camden County real estate market in New Jersey held steady during May 2025, with areas like Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, and Collingswood maintaining their appeal to both buyers and sellers. The market showed resilience despite some shifts in buyer behavior compared to the previous year.
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What May Meant for Buyers in Camden County
Buyers in Camden County found consistent market conditions in May 2025, with 488 homes sold compared to 489 in May 2024, representing virtually unchanged activity. Popular communities like Voorhees Township, Mount Laurel, and Berlin Borough continued to attract strong interest. The median sales price increased to $355,000, up 7.6% from the previous year, reflecting ongoing demand in desirable neighborhoods.
Properties averaged 14 days on market, up slightly from 12 days in May 2024, giving buyers marginally more time to make decisions. Competition remained intense, with 59.8% of homes closing over list price, though this marked a decline from the 67.3% recorded last year. Areas like Haddon Township and Pennsauken Township offered buyers more negotiating room compared to premium locations.
Seller Highlights from May in Camden County
Sellers faced a more balanced market environment as new listings totaled 558 properties, down 27.1% from May 2024. This inventory reduction helped maintain seller leverage across townships like Washington Township and Winslow Township. Active inventory averaged 960 homes, representing a significant 21.3% increase from last year, providing buyers with more options.
Despite increased inventory, sellers who positioned their properties correctly found success, particularly in sought-after areas like Moorestown and Merchantville. About 17.4% of homes closed exactly at list price, up from 14.5% last year, suggesting more balanced negotiations between buyers and sellers throughout the county.
Key Takeaways:
- Closed sales remained stable at 488 homes, virtually unchanged from last year’s 489
- Median prices rose 7.6% to $355,000, showing solid appreciation despite market shifts
- Active inventory increased 21.3%, giving buyers more selection after years of constraints
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Compare Camden County’s performance with other South Jersey markets:
- Burlington County Market Recap for May 2025
- Cumberland County Market Recap for May 2025
- Gloucester County Market Recap for May 2025
- Salem County Market Recap for May 2025
See how the market has evolved: Camden County Market Recap for April 2025
