Buckle in, buyers! Here's where homes are selling fastest in NJ

Whether a buyer’s market or a seller’s market, conventionally things slow down a bit nearing the holidays. Even those desperately house hunting often want to back off and get some enjoyment in before resuming.

This year in New Jersey is no different. For the most part that is. Almost every county took more days on the market to sell in November than in the previous month of October according to realtor.com.

But one county and only one county in all of New Jersey now stands at selling in less than a month, within a median of 30 days.

I’ll give you a clue. The county has a performing arts center that used to be an old movie theater. More than half a million people live crammed in this relatively small county. It’s one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the state. And yours truly was born and raised there.

It’s Union County.

Homes there are now selling the fastest. Comparatively, homes are selling statewide within a median of 43 days. That’s four days longer than just a month before. Nationwide, properties are on the market for a median of 52 days.

So how is your county doing during any holiday sluggishness? Scroll through and find out.

NJ counties and days homes took to sell in November

Union County
30

Gloucester County
32

Burlington County
35

Passaic County
36

Camden County
36

Bergen County
38

Somerset County
38

Middlesex County
40

Essex County
40

Morris County
42

Sussex County
42

Mercer County
42

Hudson County
43

Warren County
45

Cumberland County
46

Atlantic County
48

Monmouth County
48

Ocean County
49

Hunterdon County
49

Cape May County
61

Salem County
62

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