Over the span of just one week, Vineland’s real estate market logged six home sales. A 1,183-square-foot property on Cypress Drive fetched $350,000, setting the week’s median price.

A recent look at East Windsor’s housing market reveals six high-value sales between August 11 and August 24. The top transaction reached $665,000, making it the most expensive home sale recorded in the area during that period.

Montclair recorded three home transfers from August 18 to August 24, highlighting a snapshot of the town’s real estate activity. The median sale was a 2,135-square-foot home on Grove Street, closing at $1,525,000.

Between June 2 and June 8, Schuylkill County witnessed a significant surge in real estate activity, with 58 homes changing hands. The median sale was an 812-square-foot home on East High Street in Coaldale, sold for $117,400.

Over the week of May 26 to June 1, Middletown’s real estate market recorded 21 home sales, signaling a robust period for property transactions. The median sale was a 1,448-square-foot home on Elm Place in Red Bank, sold for $700,000, highlighting the area’s strong property values.

Edison’s real estate market experienced a significant uptick from May 26 to June 1, with 11 homes sold in just one week. The median sale was a 1,587-square-foot home on Prestwick Way, which sold for $610,000, reflecting current housing trends in the area.

Between May 26 and June 1, Warren County offered a variety of homes under $350,000, giving prospective buyers numerous options across different neighborhoods.