Delran real estate market data: median sale price about $365,000 (up 4.3% year over year per Redfin), median list price about $400,000 (Movoto), and roughly 30 days on market. Data as of October 8, 2026. Sources: Redfin, Zillow and Movoto. Refreshed on this run from live web data. Third-party trackers can differ from official MLS compilations. Treat these figures as directional.
Fresh, plain-language housing market numbers for Delran, NJ, from the latest reports. Data as of October 8, 2026. Sources: Redfin, Zillow and Movoto. Refreshed on this run from live web data. Third-party trackers can differ from official MLS compilations. Treat these figures as directional.
$365K
+4.3% YoY (Redfin)
Median Sale Price
~30
Redfin; ~27 per Movoto
Days on Market
~44
Movoto; 64 in 08075 ZIP (Zillow)
Active Listings
~$260
Sale $/sq ft (Redfin)
Price per Sq Ft
The takeaway
Delran values are up about 4 percent year over year, homes are selling in about 30 days, and active inventory near 44 listings in Delran (about 64 across the wider 08075 ZIP per Zillow) keeps demand steady. Redfin rates the 08075 market as very competitive (84 out of 100) with buyers making roughly three offers per home on average, and it counts 87 homes sold in Delran over the past three months, with the average time on market stretching from about 21 days a year ago to roughly 30 now. Zillow pegs Delran's typical home value at about $446,000, up about 3.1% year over year. Well-priced homes still move quickly, and buyers who act fast find value.
Data as of October 8, 2026. Sources: Redfin, Zillow and Movoto. Refreshed on this run from live web data. Third-party trackers can differ from official MLS compilations. Treat these figures as directional.
According to Redfin's housing market data for ZIP 08075, the Delran real estate market posted a median sale price of $365,000 over the trailing three months, up roughly 4.3% year over year. While the pace of appreciation has cooled from the pandemic surge, prices keep trending modestly upward, and the market remains very competitive with homes selling in about 30 days.
Movoto currently lists around 44 active Delran homes for sale (about 48 in its October market trends) with a median list price of about $400,000 in October 2026, while Zillow shows about 64 homes for sale across the wider 08075 ZIP (which also includes nearby Delanco and Riverside) and pegs Delran's typical home value at about $446,000, up about 3.1% year over year. Limited inventory continues to drive competition, and well-priced properties in desirable neighborhoods like Chester Woods and Foxtail Creek often attract multiple offers.
Data as of October 8, 2026. Sources: Redfin, Zillow and Movoto. Refreshed on this run from live web data. Third-party trackers can differ from official MLS compilations. Treat these figures as directional. For the latest commentary on prices, mortgage rates, and the fall season, read the October 2026 market update. Whether you are buying your first home, upgrading to a larger property, or considering downsizing, understanding the current market conditions is essential. This guide covers everything you need to know about the Delran real estate market.
$365,000
+4.3% YoY
Median Sale Price
Redfin, last 3 months
~$400,000
Current median ask
Median List Price
Movoto, October 2026
~30
Redfin
Days on Market
Very competitive market
~44
Movoto
Active Listings
Delran Township listings
Data as of October 8, 2026. Sources: Redfin, Zillow and Movoto. Refreshed on this run from live web data. Third-party trackers can differ from official MLS compilations. Treat these figures as directional. Read the October market update for the latest read.
According to Redfin's housing market data for ZIP 08075, Delran home prices are up about 4.3% year over year, with a median sale price of $365,000 over the trailing three months. The pace of appreciation has cooled from the pandemic surge, but prices keep trending modestly upward, consistent with broader patterns across Burlington County.
Year-over-Year Change: The median sale price in Delran is about $365,000, up roughly 4.3% year over year per Redfin. Modest, steady appreciation continues to support owner equity while keeping Delran more affordable than many nearby towns.
Median List Price: Movoto reports a median list price of about $400,000 in October 2026 (its sold-listings page shows about $430,000 for September). List prices shift with the mix of homes on the market, and newer construction often carries higher asking prices.
Market Velocity: Homes in Delran are selling in about 30 days on average per Redfin (Movoto's October market trends put the average at about 27 days), a fast pace that reflects steady buyer demand. Newer construction in Chester Woods and Foxtail Creek commands a premium positioning, while established neighborhoods offer stable value.
Data as of October 8, 2026. Sources: Redfin, Zillow and Movoto. Refreshed on this run from live web data. Third-party trackers can differ from official MLS compilations. Treat these figures as directional.
Limited supply and strong demand continue to drive Delran's competitive market conditions.
~44
Movoto currently lists roughly 44 active Delran homes for sale (about 48 in its October market trends), while Zillow shows about 64 homes for sale across the wider 08075 ZIP (which also includes nearby Delanco and Riverside). Inventory is limited relative to demand, so new listings are absorbed quickly and multiple-offer situations are common for well-priced homes in desirable neighborhoods.
~30 Days
According to Redfin's housing market data, homes in Delran sell in about 30 days on average (Movoto's October market trends put the average at about 27 days), a fast-moving market. For well-priced homes in top condition, especially in sought-after areas like Chester Woods and Foxtail Creek, the time from listing to contract is often under two weeks. Sellers who price competitively from day one see the fastest results.
Delran's neighborhoods vary significantly in price, housing stock, and character. Here is a breakdown of what to expect in each area.
| Neighborhood | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Tenby Chase | $275K - $400K |
| Bridgeboro Historic | $250K - $350K |
| Cambridge & Fairview | $300K - $425K |
| Chester Woods | $400K - $525K |
| Foxtail Creek | $425K - $550K |
| Ashley Crossing (55+) | $250K - $375K |
| Hunter's Glen | $325K - $450K |
Delran offers a diverse mix of housing types, from classic single-family homes on generous lots to low-maintenance townhomes and 55+ adult communities.
Single-Family Homes: The majority of Delran's housing stock consists of single-family detached homes in styles ranging from mid-century ranches and split-levels to colonial revivals and newer construction. These homes typically range from 1,200 to 2,800 square feet on lots of a quarter-acre or more. Single-family homes remain the most sought-after segment, particularly in family-friendly neighborhoods like Tenby Chase, Cambridge, and Fairview.
Townhomes and Condos: Townhome communities are concentrated in newer developments and offer a more affordable entry point to the Delran market. These appeal to first-time buyers, young professionals, and empty nesters looking to downsize without leaving the community.
55+ Communities: Ashley Crossing is Delran's premier active adult community, offering low-maintenance living with convenient access to shopping and healthcare. These homes are popular with retirees moving from larger single-family homes.
The dominant housing type in Delran. Ranches, colonials, and split-levels on traditional lots.
Newer construction, lower maintenance, and more affordable entry points.
Active adult living with low-maintenance homes and community amenities.
Navigating Delran's competitive market requires preparation and local knowledge. Here is what Bob recommends for buyers.
Get pre-approved before you start looking. In a market where homes sell in about 30 days, pre-approved buyers have a significant advantage.
Work with an agent who knows Delran neighborhoods. The character of each area varies, and an experienced local agent can match you with the right fit.
Be prepared to act quickly on well-priced homes. The best listings in desirable neighborhoods like Chester Woods and Foxtail Creek often receive multiple offers.
Check flood zone designations for properties near the Rancocas Creek and Delaware River. Your lender will require flood insurance in designated zones.
Review property taxes carefully. At Delran's effective tax rate, even a modest home carries a significant annual tax bill, so factor this into your budget.
Even in today's competitive market, the right strategy makes a difference. Here is how to maximize your home's value in Delran.
Price it right from day one. Overpriced homes sit on the market and often sell for less than correctly priced homes. Your agent should provide a detailed comparative market analysis.
Curb appeal matters in Delran. Well-maintained lawns, fresh mulch, and a clean exterior make a strong first impression in this community-oriented market.
Stage your home for the buyer demographic. Family-friendly neighborhoods appeal to different buyers than 55+ communities, and staging should reflect that.
Disclosure is your friend. Full transparency about any known issues prevents deal-killing inspection surprises. Delran buyers are thorough.
Consider the season. Spring and early summer typically see the most buyer activity in Burlington County, but well-priced homes sell year-round.
Sellers should continue to the complete seller's guide for pricing, prep, staging, and closing in Delran, and both buyers and sellers will want the property taxes guide for the cost side of every price point.
Delran has emerged as a strong market for real estate investment. According to Redfin's housing market data, the median sale price is about $365,000, up roughly 4.3% year over year, reflecting consistent demand. A strong rental market and growing interest from buyers seeking value continue to support the township's investment fundamentals.
Rental Market: Delran's proximity to Philadelphia and major employers along the I-295 corridor supports steady rental demand. Single-family rentals and townhomes in desirable neighborhoods command competitive rents, and vacancy rates remain low.
Appreciation: Delran has seen consistent price growth over the past several years, outperforming many peer communities in Burlington County. The township's limited land for new development supports long-term value growth.
Future Outlook: With ongoing investment in Route 130 corridor improvements, continued development of local businesses, and Delran's inherent appeal as a family-friendly Philadelphia suburb, the long-term outlook for the market remains positive.
How Delran's home values stack up against neighboring communities.
| Town | Median Value | vs. Delran |
|---|---|---|
| Delran | $365K | Baseline |
| Cinnaminson | ~$451K | Higher |
| Palmyra | ~$304K | Lower |
| Moorestown | ~$559K | Significantly higher |
| Mount Laurel | ~$410K | Slightly higher |
Explore these detailed guides for deeper insights into the Delran housing market.
Median prices by home type, appreciation trends, and what's driving values.
Predictions, inventory outlook, and economic factors shaping the market.
How fast homes sell in Delran and what affects sale speed.
Seasonal patterns, inventory peaks, and when competition is lowest.
Seasonal selling patterns, staging timeline, and price peak seasons.
High-end homes, price ranges, and premium features buyers want.
Rental market, cap rates, tenant demand, and ROI potential.
Townhouse options, price ranges, and HOA considerations.
New developments, builders, and buying new vs. existing homes.
Colonial, split-level, ranch, townhouse, condo -- what's available.
Spotlighted Delran listings and what's selling in each neighborhood right now.
The buying process explained, from pre-approval to closing day.
The district is a big reason Delran homes hold their value.
The complete buyer walkthrough, from neighborhood choice to closing day.
Pricing, prep, staging, and closing for Delran sellers.
Direct answers to the most common questions about buying and selling in Delran.
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