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New Jersey Real Estate Blog & Local Market Guides
Mercer County, Burlington County, Cape May County, and Central NJ real estate advice from Chris Norton
What buyers and sellers should look for in local market knowledge, pricing strategy, marketing, reviews and real transaction experience across Mercer County.
44 Freehold homes closed in September with a $632,500 median sale price — and 61% sold at or above their original asking price.
9 Plumsted Township homes closed in September with a $534,900 median sale price — and 5 of 9 sold at or above their original asking price.
Only five Cranbury single-family homes closed in September, with a $965,000 median sale price — and four sold below their original asking price.
10 Plainsboro condo and townhome sales closed in the September data — and not one sold above its original asking price.
27 North Wildwood properties closed in September with a $775,000 median sale price — but 22 of them sold below their original asking price.
41 homes closed across Lower Township in September with a $460,000 median sale price — but nearly two-thirds sold below their original asking price.
Only six Lumberton homes closed in September, with a $470,000 median sale price — making the individual transactions especially important.
23 homes closed in Browns Mills and Pemberton in September with a $352,000 median sale price — and nearly three-quarters sold at or above original asking.
25 homes closed in Robbinsville in September with a $690,000 median sale price — while buyers and sellers split almost evenly around original asking price.
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