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NJ Housing Market Gets Hot To End 2025: See Cities With Highest Price Tags
Tens of thousands of dollars in higher median sale prices were recorded.

Tens of thousands of dollars in higher median sale prices were recorded.

PropertyShark listed the 100 most expensive zip codes in the U.S. based on closed-sale data, including these zip codes in New Jersey:

Every year, the ranks show where buyers are most active and properties are "flying off the market," according to Realtor.com.
Each townhome has its own three bedrooms, 4 and a half baths, an elevator.
The Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) goes beyond just the homes sold, and includes information from the full distribution in a region.
Whether you're looking for a private beachfront or an elevator, the shore has it all.
The study used data from the Zillow Home Value Index and U.S. Census Bureau population data to find places where houses are a steal.
Brace yourselves, it isn't pretty.
GOBankingRates, a personal finance website, compared the household income of cities with 5,000 or more households.
General inflation is just the beginning when it comes to where wallets are drained from homeownership.
Redfin analyzed the top 50 most populous metro areas in the US, and narrowed that further to the 44 with sufficient enough data.
One NJ community had the 2nd-highest spike in the Metro NYC region, according to a new report.
WorldAtlas describes the variety of hidden treasures around New Jersey as both "magnificent" and "underrated."
Redfin said the mismatch between supply and demand is likely to lead to a nationwide decline in home-sale prices by the end of the year.
The United States had nearly $700 billion worth of homes for sale in a recent data report from real estate tracker, Redfin.
Rankings veteran U.S. News & World Report has released its 2025-2026 “Best Places to Live in New Jersey” list.
While homes are selling quickly in New Jersey, buyers are having to shell out more to purchase them, data shows.
New data from Realtor.com shows homes are selling at lightning speed in some of New Jersey's counties.
The average New Jersey home price jumped more than 6 percent in March compared to last year, according to new data.
Patch took a look at Zillow data for more than 3,000 U.S. counties, to see which had the highest typical home values.
Rates dropped more than 10 percent in three communities, even as property tax bills reached an all-time high in the Garden State.
The income needed to buy a typically-priced home in New Jersey has jumped by 54 percent since 2020, according to this study.
Zillow data shows home prices went up by at least 5 percent in all 21 counties over the past year.
Rental prices went up almost 11 percent last year in one part of the state.
With average home values ranging from to $3.7M to $1.9M, these NJ communities are among the 150 most expensive to buy a home in the country.
Property owners in these towns paid more than double the state average in last year.
The average New Jersey property tax bill topped the $10,000 mark for the first time ever in 2024. See the breakdown for all 564 towns:
A study by Deeds.com found more than 6.6 million U.S. households are behind on mortgage payments.
The cost to buy a house is expected to peak in early 2025 before slowing down, experts predict.
Two of these New Jersey counties saw a more than 9 percent increase in typical home values from 2023 to 2024, Zillow data shows.
PropertyShark listed the 100 most expensive ZIP codes by median sale price, based on real estate closings between Jan. 1 and Sept. 30.
Nine of the most expensive ZIP codes in America are here in New Jersey — and none of them have typical home prices below $1.9M.
If you're looking for a home and don't want to spend a small fortune — say, $1.6M to $3.7M — you may want to skip over these neighborhoods.
Most low-income workers would need to work two full-time jobs to afford a two-bedroom apartment in New Jersey, a new report said.
New data revealed the typical home value in New Jersey in May was $527,599, significantly higher than the nationwide value.
A home is generally considered affordable if payments on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage don’t exceed 30 percent of pretax income: NBC.
Data for the "Hottest ZIP Codes" shows where buyer demand is concentrated around the U.S. See the 15 hottest markets in NJ right now:
The new study looked at costs including property, childcare, food and transportation to determine how expensive it is to live in NJ cities.
New data reveals the typical home value in New Jersey is $503,432, significantly higher than the nationwide value.
Realtor.com based its hotness rank on supply and demand data on its website.