Jackson nj home sales top $975k as market shows wide price range this week

Jackson NJ home sales top $975K as market shows wide price range this week

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April 3, 2026

Luxury homes and townhouses highlight mixed pace of sales across township

Jackson, NJ – Home sales across Jackson this week ranged from under $100,000 to nearly $1 million, reflecting a diverse housing market with varying demand across property types and price points.

The highest local sale was a five-bedroom home at 5 Trumbull Court, which closed for $974,000 after spending 240 days on the market. Another top-tier sale nearby included a $975,000 property on Bane Lane in New Egypt, which sold in just 12 days.

Mid-to-upper range activity remained strong, with several homes closing between $600,000 and $860,000, including properties on Grawtown Road, Magpie Court, and Susie Lane.

Mix of quick sales and extended listings

Some homes moved quickly, including 5 Magpie Court, a four-bedroom property that sold for $810,000 in just eight days—slightly above asking price. Meanwhile, others lingered on the market, such as 10 Susie Lane, which took 118 days to sell, and 5 Trumbull Court, which remained listed for nearly eight months.


Key Points

  • Jackson home sales ranged from $85,000 to $974,000 this week
  • Several homes sold above or below asking, showing mixed demand
  • Time on market varied widely from under two weeks to over 200 days

Lower-priced transactions included a two-bedroom property on Judith Way that sold for $85,000 and multiple townhome-style units, such as 807 Begonia Court and 702 Goldthread Court, which closed between $291,000 and $319,000.

Homes like 224 Grawtown Road sold for $862,000 despite closing about 4% below list price, while 42 Georgian Boulevard also sold below asking at $605,000 after less than a month on the market.

Price per square foot varies widely

Price per square foot ranged significantly, from under $200 in larger homes to more than $500 for smaller or premium-located properties, such as 544 Hyson Road, which sold for $800,000 at approximately $516 per square foot.

The latest data shows a balanced but varied market in Jackson, where pricing strategy, property condition, and location continue to play a major role in how quickly homes sell.

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