Navigate the NJ Real Estate Market with Confidence

The NJ housing market in 2026 remains competitive across Burlington, Mercer, and Middlesex Counties. Inventory is limited in most areas, keeping upward pressure on prices. Burlington and Mercer counties are seller's markets with median days on market under 30 days in many towns. Use the county pages below for the most current data in your specific area.

Home prices in NJ have generally appreciated year-over-year across Burlington, Mercer, and Middlesex Counties, though the rate varies significantly by town and zip code. Some areas are seeing price growth of 5–10% YoY, while others are more stable. Check the individual county and town pages for the latest price trend data updated monthly.

Burlington County is generally a seller's market, with months of supply below 4 in most towns. This means there are more buyers than available homes, leading to faster sales and stronger offers. However, market conditions vary by price range and specific town — use the Burlington County market page to see the latest data.

Median home prices vary widely across NJ. In Burlington County, the median sale price is typically in the $350,000–$450,000 range. Mercer County centers around $400,000–$500,000, while Middlesex County ranges from $400,000 to $550,000+. Check the individual county pages below for the most current figures updated each month.

Fill out the contact form on this site or call Steven Frato at (609) 496-3330. You'll receive a personalized market report for your specific town or zip code within hours, covering median prices, days on market, and a recommendation on whether now is a good time to buy or sell.