Warren, Local.
Original reporting, housing data and town information for Warren Township, New Jersey.
Warren Township, NJ · 07059
Updated October 9, 2026, 8:16 a.m. ET.
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On the market today
26 homes for sale, 1 coming soon →31 under contract →2 open houses this weekend (Sat, Sun) →Garden State MLS listings in Warren Township, updated Oct 9, 8:04 a.m. ET. Every listing is on the Warren homes for sale page.
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Sale figures cover all residential property types sold through the Garden State MLS in Warren Township, including townhouses and condominiums, not detached single family homes alone. Sources and method on By the Numbers.
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Homes for sale in Warren
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The 6 newest of 27 Warren Township listings on the Garden State MLS, updated Oct 9, 8:04 a.m. ET. Every home for sale, by price band, with what each band closed at over the last year.
This week in Warren
All stories →- TownshipFive days left on Warren's open space survey, a Revolution history night Tuesday, and Columbus Day closes Town Hall next Monday
- CommunityHow a nor'easter put 131 streets on the Warren Daffodil Map
Everything published in the last seven days.
The Warren reference
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- The market tape eight numbers, trailing 12
- Housing Index back to 2000
- What sells like my home? match your segment
- Neighborhoods twelve developments
- Detached vs townhouse the price split
- New construction builders and sites
- Moving to Warren the relocation guide
- Living in Warren the guide, by the numbers
- Warren vs nearby towns one data source
- Zoning and development districts and projects
- Government and budget who decides, what it costs
- Property taxes rate and real bills
- The tax rate, explained 2015 to 2025
- Well, septic and sewer one home in four
- Schools two districts
- School rankings every source, one page
- School decisions the running file
- Selling in Warren from the record
- Report Card archive 99 mailers since 2018
- Ask the Broker a direct answer
- The Warren Calendar every official date
The Latest
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Five days left on Warren's open space survey, a Revolution history night Tuesday, and Columbus Day closes Town Hall next Monday
The open space survey closes Friday, Alan Siegel talks Warren in the Revolution Tuesday, and Town Hall and both districts close Monday, October 12.
How a nor'easter put 131 streets on the Warren Daffodil Map
Bulbs bought for the cancelled Harvest Festival are going to Warren homes. 234 of 325 bags reserved, 128 homes delivered, 91 bags left.
Four in ten Warren homes sold over asking this year, the winning bid ran a median $51,000 over, and the third quarter share slipped to 36 percent
49 of Warren's 120 home sales since January 1 closed over ask, 40.8 percent, at a median $51,000 premium. The third quarter share fell to 36.4 percent from 45.2.
Warren by the Numbers
The current Warren figures on one page: prices by band, style, era and lot size, the tax rate and what people actually pay, both school budgets, the development pipeline, population and the year-by-year sales record. Each figure carries its source.
It is built on 4,823 Garden State MLS sales in Warren, the earliest closing February 6, 1997 and the most recent October 2, 2026. Figures come from the MLS record checked against the tax assessor file.
Warren Housing Index (WRNX)
Trailing 12 months to October 8, 2026, price per square foot in Warren stands at 2.2 times its 2000 level, +1.9% against a year ago. Price per square foot is not immune to the mix of what sells in a given year, but it removes the largest single distortion in a median price.
The full index and method · The market page, updated monthly
Town Hall and Development
All town news
Warren is buying the Round Top Swim and Tennis Club for up to $1,050,000, and the $1.4 million bond ordinance behind it was adopted Thursday
Ordinance 26-23 caps the price at $1,050,000 for the 12 acre club at 106 Mount Horeb Road, $70,000 down from the Open Space Trust Fund. Adopted September 24.
Warren is applying to the state for a $3.5 million flood fix at Maxwell Court and Cherry Tree Lane, and the public hearing is Thursday at 7 p.m.
Hearing on the $3.5 million drainage grant Thursday at 7 p.m., comments through September 28. Both districts closed today. Harvest Festival Saturday, 10 to 4.
Warren marks 25 years since September 11 at 10 a.m. Friday, and Town Hall is back to regular hours Tuesday
Town Hall reopens 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. Planning Board off Wednesday. The 9/11 service is 10 a.m. Friday at the monument. Mini Dump opens Saturday, checks only.
Mountain Avenue is closed westbound between Dahlia Drive and King George Road
Warren police posted the utility closure Wednesday morning and have not posted a reopening. It sits about two miles west of the Stirling Road bridge work.
The Warren Calendar. Township meetings, both school districts, elections, recreation and recycling, every date from an official source, filterable and exportable to your own calendar. See what is coming up.
Warren Housing
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Warren's closings are down 24 percent this quarter, its contracts are down 4 percent, and 28 sales are waiting to close
42 Warren closings since July 1 against 55 a year ago, at a $1,302,500 median. Contracts 43 against 45. 28 homes under contract, 15 dated to close by September 30.
One in four Warren home sales was all cash over the last twelve months, down from one in three, and the pullback is almost entirely in detached houses
42 of 172 Warren sales in the twelve months to September 16 were all cash, 24.4 percent, down from 34.5. Detached fell to 20.6 percent, townhouses held at 38.9.
Sixteen homes closed in Warren in August at a $1,234,500 median, and the year is tied with 2025 at 109 closings each
Sixteen August closings at a $1,234,500 median, against 15 at $1,462,000 a year ago. Detached alone ran $1,435,000. Both years stand at 109 closings through August.
Strip out the townhouses and Warren's median is $1,300,000
Warren's blended median is $1,177,500. Detached alone ran $1,300,000 on 132 sales and attached $832,500 on 40. Both segments rose faster than the blend.
Schools, Roads and Community
More from around town
Cancelled: Wagner Farm called off Saturday's Harvest Festival for the forecast high winds, and the wind advisory runs until 6 a.m. Sunday
Harvest Festival cancelled for high winds. Wind advisory 6 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Sunday. Mini Dump 8 to 1 Saturday, blood drive Sunday 8 to 2 at Our Lady of the Mount.
Cancelled: Wagner Farm Arboretum's first Harvest Festival, set for Saturday, September 26, is called off by the nor'easter
Cancelled. Wagner Farm Arboretum called off Saturday's Harvest Festival over the high winds forecast with the nor'easter. The next one is set for September 25, 2027.
Warrenbrook Pool reopens for three days, the Labor Day 5K starts at 9 a.m. Saturday, and Town Hall closes at 1 today
The 5K starts at 9 a.m. Saturday on Old Stirling Road, Warrenbrook Pool is open Saturday to Monday, and Town Hall is closed Monday, regular hours back Tuesday.
Watchung Hills opened with a 14-0 shutout, and the home opener is Friday night
Watchung Hills football won at South Brunswick 14-0 on August 28. Union visits Friday, September 4 at 7 p.m. Five fall teams are already playing.
The National Picture, in Warren Terms
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Mortgage rates crossed 7 percent this week for the first time since January 2025, and five weeks of increases have added $239 a month at Warren's median
The 30 year fixed hit 7.03 percent on September 24, the first weekly average above 7 since January 2025. At Warren's $1,177,500 median that is $6,286 a month.
The 30 year fixed jumped to 6.95 percent, the highest weekly average since January 2025, and a week added $120 a month to the payment on a median Warren home
The 30 year fixed hit 6.95 percent on September 17, up 19 basis points in a week. At Warren's $1,180,000 median that is $6,249 a month, $120 more than last week.
Who writes this. Reported and written by John Mangini, Warren Township resident and Broker of Record at NextHome Premier.
How this is made. Warren, Local. is written from live Garden State MLS data, township records and primary sources. Every figure is traceable to a source listed on the page that carries it. The full standards are on the data and methodology page.
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