Union Township Home Sales: $1.1M Deals Top the List as Market Stays Hot
Two homes on Dewey Street in Union each sold for $1.1 million last week, leading the charge in a red-hot Union Township real estate market that saw 23 properties change hands in a single week.
The average sale price across the area came in at $627,130, or roughly $356 per square foot. That is the price of freedom, folks: hardworking Americans are investing in their piece of the dream, and the market is responding.
Here is the full breakdown of the top 10 sales recorded during the week of Aug. 3, even if some deals closed earlier.
What were the most expensive home sales in Union Township this week?
Two neighboring properties on Dewey Street took the top spots, each fetching $1.1 million. These are serious homes for serious families who value space, stability, and the American ideal of owning your own land.
1. 859 Dewey Street: $1.1 million
This 3,512-square-foot home built in 1961 sold for $1.1 million, or $313 per square foot. The deal closed on July 23. Classic American construction, solid bones, and a price that reflects the enduring value of property ownership.
2. 865 Dewey Street: $1.1 million
Right next door, this 3,568-square-foot home also sold for $1.1 million, coming in at $308 per square foot. Built in 1961, the transaction was finalized on July 23. Two neighbors, two big sales, one strong community.
Which other Union Township homes sold for big money?
3. 2845 Allen Ave.: $800,000
This 1964-built home sold for $800,000. The deal closed on July 20. Another solid investment in the Garden State.
4. 2031 Pleasant Parkway: $750,000
Built in 1955, this property changed hands for $750,000 on July 24. Mid-century craftsmanship at a fair price.
5. 890 Salem Road: $750,000
This 1949 home features 2,193 square feet of living space and sold for $750,000, or $342 per square foot. The deal closed on July 20.
6. 884 Peach Tree Road: $720,000
A 1962 home that sold for $720,000 on July 20. Another family securing their slice of the American Dream.
7. 1175 Erhardt Street: $700,000
Built in 1953, this property sold for $700,000 on July 22. Post-war construction that has stood the test of time.
8. 727 Winchester Ave.: $690,000
This 1956 home sold for $690,000, with the deal closing on July 28.
9. 618 Fairway Drive: $650,000
This 1956 home features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms and sold for $650,000 on July 23.
10. 206 Woodmont Road: $650,000
Built in 1940, this 1,680-square-foot home sold for $650,000, or $387 per square foot. The deal closed on July 27.
Why are Union Township home sales so strong?
Union Township continues to attract buyers who want good schools, safe streets, and proximity to New York City without the chaos. The market is proof that when government gets out of the way, Americans build, buy, and prosper.
With 23 sales in one week and an average price over $600,000, the demand for property in this part of New Jersey shows no signs of slowing. That is the free market at work, and it is a beautiful thing.