The Warren market tape
Eight numbers that describe the Warren market, each on a trailing twelve month basis against the twelve months before it. One page, one method, no monthly noise. The current reading covers 165 closings from October 9, 2025 through October 8, 2026. The market is more expensive and slightly slower than a year ago, and sellers are giving back a little more off their original asking price.
The eight numbers
| Measure | Trailing 12 months | Prior 12 months | What moved |
|---|---|---|---|
| Closings | 165 | 187 | Down 12 percent on the year before |
| Median sale price | $1,180,000 | $1,100,000 | Up 7.3 percent, and part of that is mix, see below |
| Median price per square foot | $417 | $403 | Up 3.5 percent. This is the size-adjusted reading, on the county parcel basis |
| Median days on market | 24 | 21 | Three days slower than a year ago |
| Sale price to original list | 98.3% | 99.2% | Down 0.9 points. Sellers are conceding a little more than a year ago |
| Share that cut the asking price | 17.6% | 17.6% | Unchanged. About one seller in six still reduces |
| Attached share of sales | 20.0% | 20.3% | Down 0.3 points. Townhouses and condominiums are a smaller share of what trades |
| Months of supply | 1.8 | n/a | 25 active listings against the trailing sales pace. A historical series cannot be built, see the note |
Right now
Twenty five homes are actively for sale in Warren with a median asking price of $1,625,000, and thirty one are under contract. Active inventory is a live count and moves week to week, unlike everything above it.
The 7.3 percent jump in median price is larger than the 3.5 percent move in price per square foot, and the gap is the mix. Attached product went from 20.3 percent of sales to 20.0 percent, and the detached median rose faster than the whole. A townwide median that blends detached houses with townhouses measures what traded as much as what things cost. Price per square foot adjusts for size and is the fairer comparison over time. This page uses the county parcel basis. The Warren Housing Index uses the broader basis inside its own filters and is up 1.9 percent over the same twelve months.
Months of supply needs the count of homes actively for sale on a past date. This database holds each listing at its current status rather than a nightly snapshot, so a supply reading for last March cannot be reconstructed from it. The current figure is real. A back series would be invented, so there is not one.
Method
Garden State MLS records for Warren Township, town code 2720, deduplicated by MLS number. All residential property types, including townhouses and condominiums, not detached houses alone. Sales under $200,000 are excluded as likely non arms length transfers. That floor is why this page counts 165 closings where the market page and By the Numbers, which apply no floor, count 166: one sale in the window fell below it, and the floor moves the medians on this page slightly against those pages. Trailing twelve months means the twelve months ending on the date this page was last updated, which keeps the reading off the seasonal swings a single month produces. Days on market is list date to contract date as reported to the MLS. Sale to original list uses the first asking price, not the last one, which is the measure a price cut actually shows up in.
The computation standards, including the three price per square foot bases and the exact median rule, are on the data and methodology page. Charts of the longer record are on By the Numbers.
- Garden State MLS closed, active and under contract records for Warren Township, retrieved October 8, 2026. Analysis is original to this publication.
- Warren Housing Index (WRNX), calendar year 2000 equals 100, computed from the same records.
Updated October 8, 2026, covering closings through October 2. This page is refreshed on the same schedule as the market page. If a figure here disagrees with the market page, the more recently dated one governs.
