What are the best housing markets in New Jersey for 2007?

Answer:
If you are considering a relocation to New Jersey for

career, family, or any other purpose, you will need to know some information about the New Jersey housing markets.

The New Jersey housing markets have experienced much the same struggles as all of America during 2007. Foreclosures are high, especially in areas like Trenton, New Jersey's capital city.

According to trulia.com traffic ranking indicators, the following five New Jersey counties experienced the most market activity in recent months.

Bergen: Average listing price: $858,266
Hudson: Average listing price: $507,088
Monmouth: Average listing price: $674,807
Middlesex: Average listing price: $398,453
Essex: Average listing price: $585,753

These five counties are in New Jersey's northeast region, not far from New York City.


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