What Was Long Valley's Average Home Sale Price In 2015?

LONG VALLEY, N.J. – The real estate market ebbs and flows, especially in New Jersey, but 2015 saw an uptick in home sales and prices.

The New Jersey Division of Taxation released data on the average sale price – not listing price or assessed price – for all homes sold in Morris County in 2015.

The highest on the list was Harding Township, with an average sale price of $1,264,974, while the lowest on the list was Victory Gardens Borough at $158,075.

Here’s the complete list of Morris County towns:

• Boonton: $379,240
• Boonton Township: $573,474
• Butler: $321,156
• Chatham: $776,879
• Chatham Township: $922,512
• Chester: $542,513
• Chester Township: $735,749
• Denville Township: $428,499
• Dover: $264,436
• East Hanover Township: $515,320
• Florham Park: $677,466
• Hanover Township: $462,196
• Harding Township: $1,264,974
• Jefferson Township: $321,685
• Kinnelon: $548,869
• Lincoln Park: $326,864
• Madison: $778,146
• Mendham: $646,546
• Mendham Township: $947,524
• Mine Hill Township: $256,265
• Montville Township: $613,108
• Morris Township: $618,594
• Morris Plains: $460,334
• Morristown: $452,921
• Mountain Lakes: $933,020
• Mount Arlington: $282,091
• Mount Olive: $357,626
• Netcong: $215,735
• Parsippany: $383,656
• Long Hill Township: $506,969
• Pequannock Township: $372,174
• Randolph Township: $527,336
• Riverdale Borough: $306,108
• Rockaway Borough: $292,048
• Rockaway Township: $357,811
• Roxbury Township: $319,768
• Victory Gardens: $158,075
• Washington Township: $440,269
• Wharton: $270,411

See the complete list of towns in New Jersey here.