New Jersey real estate

Summer wrapped up quietly in the Gloucester County real estate market, with 333 homes changing hands in August across Washington Township, Deptford, and Monroe Township in this rapidly growing New Jersey county. The 8% decline from last year's 362 sales didn't dampen pricing momentum. View Full Gloucester County Market Report (PDF) What August Meant for Buyers in Gloucester County Competition eased...

Balance returned to the Salem County real estate market in August, with 67 closed sales representing a more measured pace across Pennsville, Carneys Point, and rural communities throughout New Jersey's least populated county. The median price held steady at $290,000. View Full Salem County Market Report (PDF) What August Meant for Buyers in Salem County Buyers exploring Woodstown,...

Prices surged in the Cumberland County real estate market during August, with the median reaching $281,500, a remarkable 10.4% jump from last year, even as transaction volume softened slightly across Vineland, Millville, and Bridgeton in southern New Jersey. View Full Cumberland County Market Report (PDF) What August Meant for Buyers in Cumberland County Patience became a virtue for...

August brought interesting dynamics to the Camden County real estate market, with 479 closed sales marking activity across Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, and Voorhees in this key New Jersey county. Though sales decreased 4.8% from last August's 503, pricing strength told a different story entirely. View Full Camden County Market Report (PDF) What August Meant for Buyers in Camden County From Collingswood...

Cumberland County real estate market in New Jersey experienced notable shifts during July, as buyers and sellers adjusted to changing conditions across Vineland, Millville, and Bridgeton. The month concluded with 126 closed sales, representing a 9.4% decrease from July 2024's pace of 139 transactions. View Full Cumberland County Market Report (PDF) What July Meant for Buyers in Cumberland County July...

The Burlington County real estate market in New Jersey delivered mixed signals during July, as activity shifted across communities like Mount Laurel, Evesham, and Moorestown. With 492 homes changing hands compared to 557 the previous year, the market showed signs of adjustment while maintaining steady pricing fundamentals. View Full Burlington County Market Report (PDF) What July Meant for Buyers in...