Gloucester County real estate market maintained momentum in November 2024, with steady activity across sought-after communities like Washington Township, Deptford, and Monroe Township. New Jersey’s growing suburban county continued demonstrating strong fundamentals as families sought quality schools and convenient access to Philadelphia.
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What November Meant for Buyers in Gloucester County
November offered a relatively stable environment for buyers in Gloucester County, with 285 homes sold compared to 281 in November 2023 – a modest 1.4% increase showing continued market health. The median sales price reached $365,000, up significantly from $325,000 last November, reflecting strong demand for the county’s family-friendly communities. Popular areas like Washington Township, Woodbury, and Mantua Township continued attracting buyers seeking suburban amenities with reasonable commutes.
Buyers found a competitive but manageable market, with homes spending an average of 17 days on market compared to 16 days last year. Properties in desirable school districts like Clearview Regional and Washington Township saw quick turnover. Exactly 50.5% of homes sold over asking price, matching last November’s percentage, indicating consistent but not excessive competition for well-priced properties in areas like Sewell, Pitman, and Glassboro.
Seller Highlights from November in Gloucester County
Sellers across Gloucester County experienced strong market conditions in November, with the 12.3% median price increase reflecting robust demand for quality housing. Properties in established neighborhoods like Wenonah, National Park, and Westville Borough commanded premium prices due to their charm and location advantages. The year-over-year price appreciation demonstrated the county’s continued appeal to families and professionals.
New listing activity increased by 4.6%, with 318 homes entering the market versus 304 last November. This uptick in inventory provided sellers confidence while maintaining balanced supply-demand dynamics. Sellers in townships like Elk, Harrison, and Logan found receptive markets, particularly for homes offering modern updates or unique features. The quick average marketing time of 17 days rewarded sellers who priced competitively and presented their properties well.
Key Takeaways:
- Home sales increased slightly by 1.4% to 285 closings, showing market stability and continued demand
- Median price rose significantly to $365,000, up 12.3% from last November’s $325,000
- Properties averaged 17 days on market with half selling over asking price, indicating balanced competition
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Compare Gloucester County’s performance with other South Jersey markets:
- Burlington County Market Recap for November 2024
- Camden County Market Recap for November 2024
- Cumberland County Market Recap for November 2024
- Salem County Market Recap for November 2024
See how the market has evolved: Gloucester County Market Recap for October 2024
