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New Jersey at night: every municipality lit by the median price of its home sales
Median price of home sales
lowerthe state’s middlehigher
Home sales, 2023–2025, ten or more; slate where fewer; brighter where more parcels per km².

VPI OS · New Jersey · 21 counties · live

Every parcel in New Jersey.

3,480,497 parcels in 21 counties and 563 municipalities – homes at a median of $490,000 (2023–2025).

563 places

Each county and municipality opens on its own map.

3,480,497parcels in the state’s open parcel layer
21counties, each on its own map
563municipalities
1,023,865sales since 2021
$490kthe median home, 2023–2025

NJ Office of GIS (NJOGIS) · NJ Division of Taxation · U.S. Census Bureau, TIGER/Line · the VERA PI databases. No owners, buyers or sellers, no single sale. Counted .

County by county · New Jersey

Pick a county or a municipality. Its map opens.

Check a price · New Jersey

Where does the asking price sit?

The comparison is the place’s home sales, January 2023 – December 2025 – every kind of home together; no price per square foot.

Pick a county or a town and type the asking price. VERA PI places it against the median and the middle half (the 25th to the 75th percentile) of that place’s home sales – and says how many sales stand behind them.

The method

Every parcel in the state’s open layer, counted once.

Every figure on these pages comes from Parcels and MOD-IV Composite (NJOGIS, 30 Jun 2026) and residential sales (class 2) the state marked usable, $10,000 or more, by the deed date, tied to the U.S. Census Bureau’s outlines of the counties and municipalities.

  • NJ Office of GIS (NJOGIS) – Parcels and MOD-IV Composite of New Jersey (statewide, 30 Jun 2026)the parcels of the 564 municipalities (PAMS PIN)
  • NJ Division of Taxation – SR1A sales files 2021–2026the sales the counties report: deed date, price, usability, property class
  • U.S. Census Bureau, TIGER/Line 2024 – counties and county subdivisionsthe outlines of the counties and towns on the maps and the cards

No owners, buyers or sellers, no parcel lookup and no single sale – VERA PI shows parcel counts (every distinct parcel ID once) and medians of ten home sales or more; the middle half is the 25th to the 75th percentile. An assessed value is never shown as a value.