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Condos For Sale In New Jersey

Condos

In a state with as many famous cities as New Jersey, it makes sense to prioritize condos over single-family homes. With plenty of rail lines leading into both the New York and Philadelphia metro areas, it’s possible to live just a block or two from a nearby stop if you choose to invest in a condo for sale in New Jersey real estate.

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117 E Rochester #A Ave #A

Lower Township, NJ 08260

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8401 E Landis Ave #North

Sea Isle City, NJ 08243

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Jersey City, NJ 07302

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Tinton Falls, NJ 07753

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812-20 Ocean Ave #210

Ocean City, NJ 08226

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201 W Cuthbert Boulevard #C17

Haddon Township, NJ 08107

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7000 Boulevard # 36 F

Guttenberg, NJ 07093

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Ortley Beach, NJ 08751

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731-733 Belleville Avenue

Belleville, NJ 07109

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3311 Bayshore Road #C7

North Cape May, NJ 08204

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Little Falls, NJ 07424

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Jersey City, NJ 07302

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New Jersey Condo Market

With more than a hundred miles of famous coastline and multiple large cities adjacent to even larger metro areas, condos for sale in New Jersey are among the top properties found in the whole state. Whether you want to live in a glass tower looking across the Hudson at Manhattan, or an oceanside bungalow by the Atlantic Shore, New Jersey has you covered.

New Jersey condos for sale are clustered primarily in Jersey City, Hoboken, the Cherry Hill metro area, and all up and down the Jersey Shore. Curiously enough, there are virtually no condos for sale in the state capital of Newark. The rest of the state, however, has veritable archipelagoes of condos.

The New Jersey condo market is remarkably strong and high-appreciating. From Cherry Hill to Atlantic City you’ll find condos for sale listing significantly higher than they did five years ago. Typically condo values go up and down year to year but stay around the same level. In New Jersey, we’re seeing appreciation rates akin to the single-family home market.

Three cities that stand out in the New Jersey condo market are Cherry Hill, Atlantic City, and Jersey City. Cherry Hill represents the average of condos for sale in mid-sized New Jersey cities with a median listing price of $259K. Cherry Hill is right across the river from Philadelphia and is a favored commuter suburb of the Philadelphia metro area.

Head to the Jersey Shore and you’ll find some of the most popular New Jersey condos in towns like Atlantic City, Longshore, and Wildwood, all of which are right on the coast. If we take Atlantic City as an indicator of coastal New Jersey condos for sale, you’ll mostly run into properties listing around $150K. Seaside New Jersey condos for sale run the gamut of duplex-style beach houses to mid-rises with unbroken views of the ocean.

If you’re looking for true modern high rises, you should look to Jersey City. Condos for sale in Jersey City rise 500 feet in the air in some cases and list for a median price of $652K, a pure steal when compared to the New York City metro area.

Top Cities In the New Jersey Condo Market

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77 Hudson, Jersey City, NJ

If you’re going to live in Jersey City, you might as well live the high life if you can! 77 Hudson has 32 floors of luxury condos for sale in New Jersey, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, a community pool, a fitness center, and a theater room. 77 Hudson condos list between $1.4 and $1.7M and, if you’re facing east, have an unobstructed view of downtown Manhattan.

Ocean Club Condominiums, Atlantic City, NJ

This twin condo complex is right on the beach near the heart of Atlantic City. Building amenities include an indoor pool, tennis courts, a business lounge, and even a community library. Units go for as little as $150K all the way past $1M. Whether you’re looking to put down roots in Atlantic City or have a go-to summer home on the beach, Ocean Club Condominiums has you covered.

The Plaza Grande at Garden State Park

Looking to downsize in your golden years? This Cherry Hill luxury condo complex has a variety of New Jersey condos for sale starting at $200K for a one-bedroom. Complex amenities include an outdoor pool, a pet park, on-call emergency maintenance, and elevators in every building.

Frequently Asked Questions About New Jersey Condos For Sale

Where are most condos for sale in New Jersey?

Potential real estate buyers can find condos for sale in New Jersey dispersed throughout the state. Some of the more common areas include:

On the New Jersey side of the Philadelphia Metro Area.
Along Hwy 9.
North of Newark near the Hudson River.

What is the tallest condo for sale in New Jersey?

99 Hudson Street is not only the tallest condo building but also the tallest building in New Jersey, with 79 stories and reaching 900 feet. The next tallest condo building in New Jersey is URBY Harborside Tower I, with 69 floors and 713 feet tall.

What is the newest condo for sale in New Jersey?

Most of New Jersey’s urban real estate is established, though there are a couple of new condo buildings worth checking out:

Park Shore - Luxury condos in Jersey City.
Wonder Lofts - The original Wonder Bread factory has been completely renovated and retrofitted for modern condo standards.

What are the most walkable cities in New Jersey?

Though many people may own a vehicle in New Jersey, there are several cities with high walkability scores. The top, most convenient cities for pedestrians in New Jersey are:

Hoboken - Walk Score 97
Union City - Walk Score 94
West New York - Walk Score 94

What are the average condo association fees in New Jersey?

Condo association fees can vary in price depending on each condo building in New Jersey, but the most common price range is $200 to $400 a month. It’s not uncommon to find a condo with fees less than $200 or top out over $1000, though.

Living In New Jersey

Since New Jersey is the most densely-populated state in the U.S., you may be wondering what makes it a popular place to live. It’s impossible to cover everything about this state, but if you’re going to live in a condo in New Jersey, here are a few things to know so you’ll be living like a local in no time.

New Jersey Regions

New Jersey is split up into three regions; some say two, but we’ll go with three:

North Jersey

North Jersey is highly developed in the east by the Hudson and Passaic rivers. Here you’ll find Newark, Jersey City, and Hoboken and your typical city high rises. But head west in North Jersey and you’ll be out in pure countryside, rolling hills, and even a small corner of the Appalachian Mountains. So if you’re worried about losing touch with nature by buying a condo for sale in New Jersey, just know North Jersey has lots of sweet hiking spots.

Central Jersey

Central Jersey, though lacking in big cities like Newark and Jersey City, has an archipelago of small cities like Trenton and Edison that leapfrog over areas of farmland all the way up to New York City. I-95 cuts through the farmland, while little roads like Highway 1 and 206 connect towns like Princeton (home of the university of the same name) with larger urban areas and classic Mid-Atlantic small towns. There’s not as much hiking in central Jersey as in the north, but everything’s more interconnected.

South Jersey

South Jersey is a lot like North Jersey. The east is highly developed along the seaboard, with resort towns large and small ranging from Sandy Hook all the way down to Cape May. The interior is a mix of dense pine forests, small farmsteads, and a few small towns till you get to the Delaware River where things grow urban again. You can easily buy a condo in, say, Atlantic City and get out in the middle of nowhere in under half an hour.

All in all, New Jersey is called the garden state for a reason. It’s not all Newark and Trenton. There are patches large and small of wildlife and nature which, like backyard gardens, add lots of green space in a stereotypically urban state.

New Jersey is the Diner Capital of America

We can’t figure out if this is self-proclaimed or if it’s legit; nevertheless, there are said to be roughly 525 diners throughout New Jersey, many open 24 hours a day. It doesn’t matter which diner you visit, just go in and ask for a “pork roll egg and cheese” and you’ll fit right in.

Gas Stations in New Jersey

If you’re unfamiliar with the New Jersey way of filling your car with gas, we’ll take this moment to inform you that it’s illegal to pump your own gas in this state. Just go up to any gas station, or Wawa convenience store, quickly say, “fillerupcashregular” or “twentyregularcash” and the attendant will take care of the rest.

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