Jackson home sales: luxury homes, fast sales drive busy early august market

Jackson Home Sales: Luxury Homes, Fast Sales Drive Busy Early August Market

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August 10, 2026
Several Jackson Township homes sold above asking price in less than two weeks, led by a $1.275 million sale on Sussex Place and multiple bidding-war victories across the township.

Jackson, NJ – The Jackson Township housing market remained competitive during the first full week of August, with buyers paying above asking price on many desirable properties while luxury homes continued to command seven-figure sales prices.

Among the 14 Jackson-area sales reviewed, prices ranged from $255,000 to $1.275 million within the township. An additional neighboring Howell Township estate sold for $1.65 million.

The data shows well-priced homes are still attracting multiple offers, with nearly half of the homes selling above their list price and many going under contract in less than two weeks.

Market Snapshot

MetricResult
Total Jackson sales14
Highest sale$1,275,000
Lowest sale$255,000
Average sale price$663,057
Median sale price$607,500
Average Days on Market18 days
Fastest sale6 days
Longest sale50 days

Homes Selling Above Asking

Six of the 14 sales (43%) closed for more than the asking price.

Average premium over asking:

  • About 4.8% above list
  • Premiums ranged from 1% to 10%

The strongest bidding wars included:

AddressSoldAbove ListDOM
689 Freehold Rd$384,00010%6
2 Chelsea Rd$800,0007%11
35 Drexel Dr$660,0006%13
15 Sussex Place$1,275,0006%9
900 Fort Plains Rd (Howell)$1.65M3%15
279 Mantoloking Dr$640,0002%19
446 Burke Rd$760,0001%11

Homes Selling Below Asking

Four homes (29%) sold below list price.

Largest discounts included:

AddressSoldBelow List
356 Leesville Rd$510,0007% below
26 Jefferson Ct$1,260,0003% below
15 Crest Rd$485,0003% below
18 Eaton Ct$390,0002% below

Four additional listings sold essentially at asking price.


Top Five Sales

RankAddressSale Price
1.15 Sussex Place$1,275,000
2.26 Jefferson Court$1,260,000
3.2 Chelsea Road$800,000
4.446 Burke Road$760,000
5.35 Drexel Drive$660,000

Complete Sales List

AddressPriceDays on MarketListing AgentBrokerage
15 Sussex Place$1,275,0009Devorah WertherHomeSmart First Advantage
26 Jefferson Ct$1,260,00050Avia ElhararRE/MAX On the Move Realty
2 Chelsea Rd$800,00011Raizy GlatzerJ Elkon Realty
446 Burke Rd$760,00011Jonathan MinerickHomecoin.com
35 Drexel Dr$660,00013Dale SerenbickRE/MAX Realty 9
279 Mantoloking Dr$640,00019Abe ZaksProvident Realty
11 Sawgrass St$575,00011Mirella MollineaNextHome Realty Premier Properties
36 Muirfield Rd$549,8007Brian TeitelBerkshire Hathaway Fox & Roach
356 Leesville Rd$510,00036George RussKeller Williams Realty West Monmouth
15 Crest Rd$485,00021Josephine WilsonKeller Williams Realty Monmouth/Ocean
18 Eaton Ct$390,00021Donna KeidelRE/MAX Realty 9
689 Freehold Rd$384,0006Erin ReillyKeller Williams Realty Spring Lake
6 Southwind Cir$255,00039Jacki PowellKeller Williams Realty Ocean Living

Top Listing Agents

By Sales Volume

AgentVolume
Devorah Werther$1.275 million
Avia Elharar$1.260 million
Raizy Glatzer$800,000
Jonathan Minerick$760,000
Dale Serenbick$660,000

Multiple Listings

Only one brokerage recorded multiple listings during the reporting period:

  • RE/MAX Realty 9 – 2 sales

Keller Williams-affiliated offices collectively represented four listings across different franchises.


Market Trends

📈 Average Sale Price

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       Average: $663K

Sale Price vs. List Price

Above Asking   ██████ 43%
At Asking      ████   29%
Below Asking   ████   29%

Days on Market

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11-20 Days     ██████
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What It Means

Jackson continues to favor sellers, particularly for updated homes priced competitively. Nearly half of the reported sales attracted offers above asking price, and the average marketing time remained under three weeks.

Luxury homes remained especially strong, with two properties surpassing $1.25 million. Meanwhile, bidding wars were most pronounced among homes priced below $800,000, suggesting continued demand from move-up buyers and families seeking larger homes.

Properties requiring more negotiation or carrying higher asking prices generally remained on the market longer, including one home that took 50 days before closing. Overall, however, the early August numbers indicate Jackson’s housing market remains active despite elevated mortgage rates.

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