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One thing has remained consistent in Northern NJ; home prices are still rising by at least single digit numbers. We aren't seeing the big jumps we saw over the past few years, in general, but they’re continuing to climb and some towns are benefiting more than others.
Inventory has been all over the place, with the exception of Passaic County, which has now outpaced 2024’s new listing numbers by double digits for several weeks straight.
The newest shift in the data is how long homes are taking to sell. In Essex, Passaic, and Hudson counties, properties have been sitting on the market 18 days or more on average since around May 26, 2025. That’s a noticeable slowdown! Bergen has always been above the others, and right now it's at 70 days, which I believe is mostly due to homes typically being over priced.
Only in Morris County are homes still selling quickly, likely because listings tend to be priced more in line with the market and because it has the lowest available inventory.
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