Ranking · New Jersey

Most expensive and least expensive places in New Jersey

4 of New Jersey's 777 ranked places have a median home value at the survey's top value ($2,000,000 or more) and share first place; listed by mean household income, Alpine and Saddle River come first; Salem has the lowest ($79,800). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the most expensive places?

Most expensive places in New Jersey, first to fifth: Alpine ($2,000,000 or more), Saddle River ($2,000,000 or more), Sea Girt ($2,000,000 or more), Spring Lake ($2,000,000 or more) and Avalon ($1,959,000).

Most expensive places in New Jersey, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one. Places at the survey's top value ($2,000,000 or more) share rank 1.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
1 Alpineborough $2,000,000 or more 1,759Bergen County
1 Saddle Riverborough $2,000,000 or more 3,430Bergen County
1 Sea Girtborough $2,000,000 or more 1,874Monmouth County
1 Spring Lakewithin the marginborough $2,000,000 or more 2,769Monmouth County
5 Avalonborough $1,959,000±$146,594 1,205Cape May County
6 Rumsonwithin the marginborough $1,679,300±$168,319 7,157Monmouth County
7 Short Hillsinside Millburn Townshipwithin the marginCDP $1,674,100±$68,904 14,923Essex County
8 Avon-by-the-Seawithin the marginborough $1,509,600±$256,512 1,952Monmouth County
9 Beach Havenwithin the marginborough $1,472,200±$183,201 1,066Ocean County
10 Englewood Cliffswithin the marginborough $1,401,600±$200,567 5,384Bergen County
11 Millburn Townshipwithin the margintownship $1,371,500±$92,964 22,874Essex County
12 Franklin Lakeswithin the marginborough $1,264,000±$87,916 11,180Bergen County
13 Long Beach Townshipwithin the margintownship $1,193,700±$56,185 3,148Ocean County
14 Liberty Cornerinside Bernards Townshipwithin the marginCDP $1,187,500±$244,623 2,325Somerset County
15 North Beach Haveninside Long Beach Townshipwithin the marginCDP $1,147,700±$66,064 2,277Ocean County
16 Harding Townshipwithin the margintownship $1,145,100±$139,732 3,949Morris County
17 Demarestwithin the marginborough $1,114,600±$184,403 4,893Bergen County
18 Upper Saddle Riverwithin the marginborough $1,108,700±$38,069 8,650Bergen County
19 Ho-Ho-Kuswithin the marginborough $1,092,500±$117,426 4,313Bergen County
20 Lavallettewithin the marginborough $1,089,000±$57,966 1,869Ocean County
21 Sea Isle Citywithin the margincity $1,087,300±$43,074 2,114Cape May County
22 Essex Fellswithin the marginborough $1,083,000±$91,196 2,235Essex County
23 Chatham Townshipwithin the margintownship $1,072,600±$105,097 11,282Morris County
24 Mendham Townshipwithin the margintownship $1,070,400±$114,946 6,075Morris County
25 Princetonmunicipality $1,050,600±$46,184 31,469Mercer County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the least expensive places?

Least expensive places in New Jersey, first to fifth: Salem ($79,800), Cedar Glen West ($82,900), Crestwood Village ($96,500), Cedar Glen Lakes ($100,400) and Camden ($112,000).

Least expensive places in New Jersey, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
777 Salemwithin the margincity $79,800±$24,664 5,389Salem County
776 Cedar Glen Westinside Manchester Townshipwithin the marginCDP $82,900±$22,322 1,504Ocean County
775 Crestwood Villageinside Manchester Townshipwithin the marginCDP $96,500±$14,649 7,830Ocean County
774 Cedar Glen Lakesinside Manchester TownshipCDP $100,400±$7,251 1,519Ocean County
773 Camdenwithin the margincity $112,000±$7,655 71,430Camden County
772 Port Norrisinside Commercial Townshipwithin the marginCDP $118,700±$27,269 1,612Cumberland County
771 Pine Ridge at Crestwoodinside Manchester Townshipwithin the marginCDP $135,900±$33,066 2,719Ocean County
770 Woodlynnewithin the marginborough $142,000±$27,989 2,942Camden County
769 Bridgetonwithin the margincity $145,500±$15,283 28,307Cumberland County
768 Leisure Villageinside Lakewood Townshipwithin the marginCDP $145,800±$12,589 5,751Ocean County
767 Laurel Lakeinside Commercial Townshipwithin the marginCDP $156,800±$21,553 2,641Cumberland County
766 Brooklawnwithin the marginborough $159,200±$29,677 1,834Camden County
765 Trentonwithin the margincity $160,700±$11,136 91,506Mercer County
764 Commercial Townshipwithin the margintownship $161,600±$13,832 4,767Cumberland County
763 Fairtoninside Fairfield Township, Cumberland Countywithin the marginCDP $162,500±$18,365 930Cumberland County
762 Shrewsbury Townshipwithin the margintownship $165,300±$7,960 1,078Monmouth County
761 Weymouth Townshipwithin the margintownship $169,700±$25,830 2,751Atlantic County
760 Vernon Centerinside Vernon Townshipwithin the marginCDP $173,500±$42,010 1,503Sussex County
759 Lindenwoldwithin the marginborough $173,600±$14,086 21,952Camden County
758 Penns Grovewithin the marginborough $178,200±$20,936 4,934Salem County
757 Gouldtowninside Fairfield Township, Cumberland Countywithin the marginCDP $184,800±$9,776 1,546Cumberland County
756 Fairfield Township, Cumberland Countywithin the margintownship $185,200±$8,436 5,440Cumberland County
755 Oxfordinside Oxford Townshipwithin the marginCDP $188,600±$35,333 1,122Warren County
754 Gloucester Citywithin the margincity $190,700±$22,039 11,643Camden County
753 Downe Townshiptownship $191,600±$11,932 1,416Cumberland County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median home value is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Towns and townships are ranked beside cities, villages and census-designated places, and a census-designated place can lie inside a township, so one area can appear twice, once as each.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections