We Proudly Serve the These New Jersey Counties

 Somerset County’s median home price is around $649,999, up roughly 5–6% year-over-year. Known for its top-rated schools, suburban charm, and easy access to major employers, Somerset remains one of New Jersey’s most desirable real estate markets. 

 Hunterdon County home prices average around $660,000, reflecting steady 3–4% growth over the past year. Its scenic rural setting, strong schools, and community appeal continue to attract homeowners seeking space and long-term value. 

 Mercer County’s median home value is approximately $436,700, up 1.2% year-over-year. With a blend of historic towns, affordable pricing, and access to Princeton and Trenton, Mercer offers balanced growth and enduring buyer appeal. 

 Middlesex County home prices average around $551,000, showing a 4% annual rise. Its central location, strong job market, and family-friendly communities continue to make it a prime destination for buyers across central New Jersey. 

 Morris County remains a high-demand market with median prices well above state averages and an estimated 5–6% annual increase. Excellent schools, transit access, and vibrant downtowns keep Morris among New Jersey’s most competitive counties. 

 Union County’s housing market reflects steady 5–6% price growth, driven by strong commuter demand and desirable neighborhoods. With easy access to New York City and lively suburban centers, Union remains a key hub for northern New Jersey real estate. 

 Warren County offers affordable housing and moderate appreciation, with values rising around 3–5% over the past year. Its rural charm, proximity to Pennsylvania, and growing amenities make it a strong option for buyers seeking affordability and accessibility. 

 Essex County home values average about $639,000, up 3% year-over-year. From cultural centers like Newark to tree-lined suburbs like Montclair, Essex blends urban convenience with classic suburban appeal — keeping demand strong year-round.