Salem County

By Mike Lentz | The Mike Lentz Team – Keller Williams Realty How did the Salem County real estate market perform in April 2026? The Salem County real estate market in New Jersey posted 53 closed sales in April 2026, a modest 3.6% decline, while the median sale price eased to $270,000. Days on market stretched to 40, and 45.3% of homes sold above list price. We found patient buyers rewarded with...

The Salem County real estate market gained significant momentum in March 2026, with communities like Quinton and Elmer experiencing increased activity. Buyer interest surged from February levels, while families explored opportunities in Oldmans Township and Pilesgrove. View Full Salem County Market Report (PDF) What March Meant for Buyers in Salem County March delivered encouraging conditions for...

The Salem County real estate market in New Jersey faced significant headwinds during February 2026, with transaction volumes dropping sharply while pricing declined across rural communities and townships. Areas like Alloway and Upper Pittsgrove experienced the broader market slowdown, though buyers in Lower Alloways Creek and Pittsgrove found expanded inventory and improved affordability. View Full...

Buyer interest remained steady across the Salem County real estate market in New Jersey during January 2026. The county registered 56 closed sales, with communities such as Quinton and Elmer drawing attention from value-conscious purchasers, while Oldmans Township and Pilesgrove maintained their rural appeal. View Full Salem County Market Report (PDF) What January Meant for Buyers in Salem...

The Salem County real estate market closed 2025 with characteristic stability, as December transactions in Alloway and Woodstown reflected the rural county's appeal to buyers seeking space and tranquility in New Jersey's southwestern region. Market fundamentals remained sound despite typical seasonal adjustments.View Full Salem County Market Report (PDF)What December Meant for Buyers in Salem CountySalem...

Salem County real estate market activity in New Jersey showed modest growth in November 2025, with slightly increased sales volume and strong price appreciation across communities including Pennsville, Elmer, and Oldmans Township. The county continued attracting buyers seeking affordability and rural charm, while sellers benefited from sustained demand in one of South Jersey's most value-oriented...