UPDATE: The Camden real estate market has surged with a standout sale of a detached house at 423 Trenton Ave. for $185,000, making it the most expensive residential transaction in the area between August 25 and September 14. This rapid activity signals a notable shift in the local housing landscape, with an average sale price of $111,730 across five recorded sales.
The list of top sales reveals a strong demand for homes in Camden. The second highest sale was a single-family residence at 646 York Street, which sold for $180,000. This property, with a living area of 1,301 square feet, was built in 1904 and finalized on August 8, indicating robust buyer interest.
Following closely, the third top-selling home is located at 34 N. 30th Street, sold for $102,500. Built in 1925, this house features 1,430 square feet of living space and was finalized on August 8.
The fourth and fifth positions are taken by homes at 1209 Atlantic Ave. and 3102 Mount Ephraim Ave., selling for $88,500 and $2,650, respectively. These transactions showcase the diversity in the real estate market, catering to various buyers and budgets.
The surge in home sales highlights a growing confidence in the Camden area’s real estate market. This trend is expected to impact local communities significantly, as new homeowners bring fresh energy and investment to the neighborhoods.
Looking ahead, potential buyers should stay alert as the market continues to evolve. With such rapid sales, further developments are anticipated in the coming weeks, making this an exciting time for Camden’s real estate landscape.
Stay tuned for updates on the latest transactions and emerging trends in the Camden housing market.
