Clifton real estate market saw 14 home transfers between April 15 and April 21, with a median sale price of $535,000. Properties ranged in size from 910 to 2,786 square feet, with prices varying from $306 to $495 per square foot. Notable transactions included a 1,772-square-foot home on Lehigh Avenue selling for $535,000 and a 1,716-square-foot home on Mandeville Avenue selling for $605,000.
During the period from April 15 to April 21, Rocky River witnessed 10 real estate transactions. The median sale price for homes sold during this period was $289,900, with a median square footage of 1,690. The most expensive home sold was located at 3360 Chrisfield Drive, selling for $440,000 with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, while the most affordable home was located at 22071 River Oaks Drive, selling for $67,000 with one bedroom and one bathroom.
The Paterson area saw 19 home transfers between April 15 and 21, with a median sale price of $420,000 for a 1,870-square-foot home on Union Avenue. Notable transactions include a 1,796-square-foot property at 61-63 16th Ave. for $393,000 and a 2,448-square-foot home at 1 Circle Ave. for $449,000. The most expensive transfer was a property at 655-657 21st Ave. at $870,000, while the most affordable was a 831-square-foot home at 175 Broadway for $166,000.
A total of six home transfers were recorded in Monroe Township, Middlesex County, from April 15 to April 21. The median sale price during this period was $500,000 for a 1,867-square-foot home on Greenleaf Way. Notable transactions include:
* 130 Perrineville Road, Jamesburg: $420,000 for 1,376 square feet
* 266C Middlebury Lane, Monroe Township: $251,000 for 1,177 square feet
* 20A Dolley Madison Drive, Monroe Township: $409,900 for 1,280 square feet
* 319 Greenleaf Way, Monroe Township: $500,000 for 1,867 square feet
* 51 Afton Blvd., Monroe Township: $775,000 for 3,385 square feet
* 8 Washington Ave., Monroe Township: $975,000 for 2,016 square feet
One home was sold in the Perth Amboy area from April 15 to April 21, with a median sale price of $435,000. The property sold was a 1,412-square-foot home on Chamberlain Avenue, priced at $308 per square foot.
During the period of April 15 to April 21, there were 45 home sales reported in Harrisburg. The median sale price for this period was $164,000 for a 1,379-square-foot home on Ridge Street in Steelton. The most expensive home sold during this time was a 2,558-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bathroom property on Montfort Drive in Susquehanna Township, which sold for $420,000.
From April 15 to 21, 16 home transfers were reported in the Vineland area, with a median sale price of $279,000 for a 1,875-square-foot property on New Magnolia Road.
Five home sales were recorded in the Old Bridge area from April 15 to April 21, with a median sale price of $540,000 for a 1,628-square-foot home. The most expensive sale was a 2,462-square-foot home on Beacon Place in Old Bridge, which sold for $865,000. The least expensive sale was an 1,176-square-foot home on Nicole Court in Old Bridge, which sold for $384,500.
From April 15th to 21st, Mount Laurel witnessed three home transactions. The standout property was a 1,875-square-foot abode on Buckingham Way that commanded a price of $400,000, translating to $213 per square foot. The median sale price for homes in the area during this period was $400,000.
Ten home transfers were reported in Princeton from April 15 to April 21, with a median sale price of $687,000 for a 2,070-square-foot home on Hoover Avenue. Notable transactions include a 1,000-square-foot home on Lassen Court that sold for $380,000 and a 1,210-square-foot home on Biscayne Court that sold for $440,000.
