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Pennsauken, NJ homes for sale & real estate.

Browse homes for sale in Pennsauken, New Jersey. Pennsauken, A diverse inner-ring township on the Delaware River just north of Camden, served by the Pennsauken Transit Center that links the River Line and NJ Transit's Atlantic City Line, framed by the Route 130, Route 38, and Route 73 corridors, with the north end of Cooper River Park, a mix of residential and industrial areas, and attainable-to-mid homes pairs attainable-to-mid homes, a unique two-line transit center, and proximity to Camden and Philadelphia with an appealing Camden County lifestyle. Its housing reflects an established inner-ring township: brick and frame colonials, ranches, and capes fill the residential neighborhoods off Route 130 and Westfield Avenue, twins and rowhomes sit near the Camden line, and homes near the north end of Cooper River Park round out an attainable-to-mid market just across the river from Philadelphia.

Pennsauken is framed by Route 130, Route 38, and Route 73, with Interstate 295, the Betsy Ross Bridge, and the Turnpike all within a short drive, with strong regional access. Pennsauken is served by the Pennsauken Transit Center, a unique station linking NJ Transit's River Line light rail toward Trenton and Camden with the Atlantic City Line toward the shore and Philadelphia's 30th Street via connection, plus NJ Transit buses and the Betsy Ross Bridge for Philadelphia-bound drivers. Prices reflect the town's appeal: smaller homes and rowhomes start in the $200s, most single-family colonials and ranches run in the $250s to $400,000, and larger or updated homes near Cooper River Park reach into the $450s.

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$320KMedian sale price
$222Median $ / sq ft
27Average DOM
103Homes for sale

Updated Spring 2026

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Explore the latest homes for sale in Pennsauken, NJ, updated in real time so you see accurate availability and pricing across the residential neighborhoods off Route 130 and Westfield Avenue, the streets near the north end of Cooper River Park, the areas around the Pennsauken Transit Center, and the older sections toward Merchantville and the Camden line.

Pennsauken is served by the Pennsauken Public Schools, with Cooper University Hospital, a Level I trauma center, just to the south in Camden and quick regional access. Because well-located Pennsauken homes draw steady interest, call 888-327-6555 for a same-week showing or to be alerted the moment a home hits the market.

Inventory in Pennsauken spans a real range, from brick and frame colonials, ranches, capes, and twins across the residential neighborhoods, plus some rowhomes near the Camden line and homes near the north end of Cooper River Park. Knowing which neighborhood and price tier fit your commute and budget before you tour will save time in a market where the best homes move quickly.

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Explore Pennsauken and nearby Camden communities.

Pennsauken offers a distinct place within Camden County, and where you buy within it shapes your daily life, commute, and taxes. First-time and value-focused buyers look to the smaller homes and twins near the Camden line, established families settle across the colonial and ranch neighborhoods off Route 130, and commuters value the areas near the two-line Pennsauken Transit Center. Compare Pennsauken with its Camden County neighbors below before you choose.

Pennsauken's character is that of a diverse, established inner-ring township on the Delaware River just north of Camden. The township mixes residential neighborhoods of colonials, ranches, and capes with industrial and commercial corridors along Route 130 and Route 73, and its north end touches Cooper River Park. Its standout feature is the Pennsauken Transit Center, a rare station linking the River Line light rail with NJ Transit's Atlantic City Line, giving residents two rail options.

Compared with its neighbors, Pennsauken offers attainable-to-mid prices, a unique two-line transit center, and close proximity to both Camden and Philadelphia, at prices below Cherry Hill but above the city of Camden. Buyers cross-shop Pennsauken against Merchantville and Collingswood for walkable options, against Cherry Hill for a larger suburb, and against Camden and Gloucester City for river-town character. Its transit center, its Cooper River Park access, and its attainability are the draws that set it apart.

Buyers should understand that Pennsauken is a mixed-use township where a colonial in a quiet residential neighborhood, a twin near the Camden line, and a home near the Route 130 corridor are different purchases in setting, traffic, and price, so touring the residential neighborhoods apart from the commercial corridors is essential to finding the right fit.

Because Pennsauken blends residential neighborhoods with industrial and commercial areas along Route 130 and Route 73, buyers should weigh how close a home sits to the busy corridors against the quieter residential streets, and should consider the value the two-line Pennsauken Transit Center adds for commuters heading to Camden, Trenton, Philadelphia, or the shore.

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Life, commute, and work-life balance in Pennsauken.

Pennsauken draws value-focused buyers, diverse families, and commuters who want an established township with strong access. A resident can buy an attainable colonial or ranch, use the north end of Cooper River Park, board the River Line or the Atlantic City Line at the Pennsauken Transit Center, and reach Camden, Philadelphia, or the shore with ease, all within a diverse township of about 37,000 on the Delaware.

The work-life balance in Pennsauken leans on its access, its parks, and its attainability. The Pennsauken Transit Center's two rail lines and the Betsy Ross Bridge give residents varied commutes, the north end of Cooper River Park and the township parks provide green space, and the Route 130, Route 38, and Route 73 corridors put shopping and services close at hand. For buyers who want an attainable, well-connected township near Camden and Philadelphia, Pennsauken delivers.

The trade-offs reflect the township's inner-ring, mixed-use character: Pennsauken blends residential neighborhoods with industrial and commercial corridors, so the busy Route 130 and Route 73 areas carry traffic and are less residential, and the township's housing is largely older established stock. Those who prioritize attainability, transit, and access accept those trade-offs, while buyers seeking newer subdivisions or a walkable downtown look to Cherry Hill or Collingswood. Either way, the transit center and Cooper River Park keep the township in steady demand.

A defining feature of Pennsauken is the Pennsauken Transit Center, a rare station that links NJ Transit's River Line light rail toward Trenton and Camden with the Atlantic City Line toward the shore, giving township residents two rail options in one place, a transit connection few Camden County towns can match and a steady support for local housing demand. Pennsauken's diversity is central to its identity: an established inner-ring township of about 37,000 with a broad mix of families and backgrounds, giving the township a varied, welcoming character across its residential neighborhoods, a quality that draws buyers who want an established, diverse community close to Camden and Philadelphia.

The north end of Cooper River Park gives Pennsauken a share of the county's signature park along the Cooper River, with walking and biking paths, ballfields, and open lawns within reach, adding green space and recreation to a township otherwise defined by its residential neighborhoods and its Route 130 and Route 73 corridors.

Over the long term, Pennsauken's combination of attainable-to-mid homes, a unique two-line transit center, Cooper River Park access, and close proximity to Camden and Philadelphia gives it a well-connected, resilient market, and buyers who match a home's neighborhood and setting to their commute and budget benefit from steady demand across this diverse inner-ring township.

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Search Pennsauken homes by price.

Jump to a price range or property type that fits your search, browse the Pennsauken area guide, or check current open houses. Every link below is a live page.

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Browse Camden County towns & neighborhoods.

Explore our town-by-town guides near Pennsauken and across Camden County. Each guide covers local neighborhoods, schools, commute options, and current listings.

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Pennsauken open houses.

Browse upcoming open houses in Pennsauken, or register for weekly alerts. Call 888-327-6555 to schedule a private showing any day of the week.

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Homes for sale by property type.

Explore every type of home in and around Pennsauken through our Camden County property pages: single-family homes, urban, walkable-suburban, and commuter-town homes, townhomes and condos, new construction, 55+ active-adult communities, and multi-family investment properties.

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Market trends, Early 2026

The Pennsauken market, by the numbers.

The median list price in Pennsauken, NJ is currently $320K, about $222 per square foot. Homes here average 27 days on market with roughly 103 active listings. Updated Spring 2026.

Pennsauken's market is an attainable-to-mid, established one built around colonials, ranches, capes, twins, and some rowhomes across a diverse inner-ring township, anchored by the two-line Pennsauken Transit Center and the north end of Cooper River Park, drawing value-focused buyers, families, and commuters.

$320KMedian sale price
$222Median $ / sq ft
27Average DOM
103Homes for sale

Updated Spring 2026

Within Pennsauken, larger or updated homes near Cooper River Park command the highest prices, while smaller homes, twins, and rowhomes near the Camden line offer the more attainable entry points. Because the township mixes residential and industrial areas, comparing a specific neighborhood against the township median matters as much as the number itself. Call 888-327-6555 for a street-by-street breakdown.

Why buy a home in Pennsauken.

  1. Attainable-to-mid homesColonials, ranches, capes, twins, and rowhomes keep Pennsauken attainable for first-time and value-focused buyers below Cherry Hill prices.
  2. A unique two-line transit centerThe Pennsauken Transit Center links the River Line and the Atlantic City Line, giving residents two rail options in one station.
  3. Cooper River Park accessThe north end of Cooper River Park brings the county's signature park, with trails and ballfields, within the township.
  4. Close to Camden and PhiladelphiaProximity to Camden and the Betsy Ross Bridge puts jobs, hospitals, and Center City within a short trip.
  5. A diverse, established communityAn inner-ring township of about 37,000 offers a varied, welcoming character across established residential neighborhoods.

Amenities & community overview.

Beyond the numbers, daily life in Pennsauken centers on the Pennsauken Transit Center linking two rail lines, the north end of Cooper River Park, the Route 130 and Route 73 retail corridors, and Cooper University Hospital nearby in Camden.

  • Browse all homes for sale in Pennsauken or explore the wider Camden County market.
  • Compare Pennsauken neighborhoods and home styles before choosing, from attainable options to its premier properties.
  • Weigh your commute: Route 130, Route 38, and Route 73, with Interstate 295, the Betsy Ross Bridge, and the Turnpike all within a short drive, plus pennsauken is served by the Pennsauken Transit Center, a unique station linking NJ Transit's River Line light rail toward Trenton and Camden with the Atlantic City Line toward the shore and Philadelphia's 30th Street via connection, plus NJ Transit buses and the Betsy Ross Bridge for Philadelphia-bound drivers.
  • Explore the Pennsauken Transit Center linking two rail lines, the north end of Cooper River Park, the Betsy Ross Bridge, the Route 130 and Route 73 corridors, and the township's diverse residential neighborhoods, with parks, dining, and rail access nearby.
  • Call 888-327-6555 for a live, neighborhood-by-neighborhood market update in Pennsauken.

Pennsauken's community life runs on its parks, its access, and its diverse neighborhoods: walking and biking at the north end of Cooper River Park, the ease of two rail lines at the Pennsauken Transit Center, shopping along Route 130 and Route 73, and quick trips into Camden and across the Betsy Ross Bridge to Philadelphia. For buyers weighing whether Pennsauken fits their life, a visit to the transit center and a walk along Cooper River Park tells the story better than any listing can.

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Resources for buyers & sellers.

Local and county government, schools, healthcare, transportation, parks, and financial assistance relevant to Pennsauken, NJ buyers and sellers, every link verified and described below.

πŸ›οΈGovernment & Local
Township of Pennsauken - the Municipal Building on Cove Road; a township committee government with clerk, tax assessor & collector, serving a diverse inner-ring township of about 37,000 on the Delaware just north of Camden.
City of Camden (county seat) - the Camden County seat - city hall, clerk & tax assessor on the revitalizing Delaware waterfront.
NJ Real Estate Commission - verify licenses & consumer protections.
πŸŽ“Schools & Education
Pennsauken Public Schools - the township's district, running through Pennsauken High School.
Pennsauken is served by the Pennsauken Public Schools, running through Pennsauken High School.
NJ Department of Education - district report cards & school data.
Camden County College - one of New Jersey's largest community colleges, with campuses in Blackwood, Camden, and Cherry Hill.
πŸ₯Healthcare & Hospitals
Cooper University Hospital - the region's academic medical center and Level I trauma center in Camden, home to MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, just to the south in Camden, a Level I trauma center.
Virtua Health - the regional Virtua system, including Virtua Voorhees Hospital and Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes in Camden, with Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes nearby in Camden.
Jefferson Health New Jersey - a hospital network with a Cherry Hill campus serving central Camden County, a short drive southeast in Cherry Hill.
πŸš†Transportation
PATCO Speedline - high-speed rail from Lindenwold, Voorhees, Haddonfield, Collingswood, and Camden across the Benjamin Franklin Bridge into Center City Philadelphia.
NJ Transit River Line & buses - the River Line light rail through Pennsauken and Camden toward Trenton, plus extensive NJ Transit bus service across the county and to Philadelphia.
Interstate 295, the NJ Turnpike, Route 70, Route 38, Route 30 & Route 42 - the highways linking Camden County to Philadelphia, the Jersey Shore, and the region's bridges.
🌳Parks & Recreation
Cooper River Park - a Camden County park along the Cooper River with a rowing course that hosts national regattas, walking and biking loops, ballfields, and open lawns.
Camden County Park System - more than 2,000 acres across 21 parks, including Cooper River Park with its national-class rowing course, Newton Lake Park, Haddon Lake Park, and Berlin Park.
Pennsauken township parks - the township's neighborhood parks and playfields, the north end of Cooper River Park, and the Delaware River access along the western edge of the township.
🏦Mortgage & Financial
NJHMFA - down payment assistance & Dream program.
HUD New Jersey - FHA loans & housing counselors.
CFPB - Owning a Home - compare rates & loan estimates.
NJ Division of Taxation - property tax rates, deductions & appeals.
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First-time home buyer programs near Pennsauken.

First-time buyer in Pennsauken or Camden County, NJ? The New Jersey Dream Homeownership Program from NJHMFA helps eligible buyers with affordable financing, down payment and closing-cost assistance, and homebuyer education. Special options are available for military members, public safety professionals, educators, and healthcare workers.

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Frequently asked questions.

What is the average home price in Pennsauken, NJ?

As of Summer 2026 the median list price in Pennsauken is about $320K, roughly $222 per square foot, with homes averaging around 27 days on market and about 103 active listings. Call 888-327-6555 for a neighborhood update.

Why do buyers move to Pennsauken?

The top draws are attainable-to-mid homes, the unique two-line Pennsauken Transit Center, and proximity to Camden and Philadelphia. Pennsauken offers established neighborhoods with strong transit and Cooper River Park access.

How are the schools in Pennsauken, NJ?

Pennsauken is served by the Pennsauken Public Schools, running through Pennsauken High School.

How is the commute from Pennsauken?

Pennsauken is served by the Pennsauken Transit Center, a station linking NJ Transit's River Line toward Trenton and Camden with the Atlantic City Line toward the shore, plus NJ Transit buses and the Betsy Ross Bridge and Route 130 for drivers.

What kinds of homes are for sale in Pennsauken?

An established-township mix: brick and frame colonials, ranches, capes, and twins across the residential neighborhoods, plus some rowhomes near the Camden line and homes near the north end of Cooper River Park.

What is the Pennsauken Transit Center?

It is a station that links NJ Transit's River Line light rail with the Atlantic City Line, giving Pennsauken residents two rail options in one place, a transit connection few Camden County towns can match.

What is Pennsauken known for?

Pennsauken is known as a diverse inner-ring township on the Delaware just north of Camden, home to the two-line Pennsauken Transit Center, the north end of Cooper River Park, and the Route 130 and Route 73 corridors.

How much are property taxes in Pennsauken, NJ?

Property taxes are based on the township's rate and the home's assessed value. The NJ Division of Taxation resource on this page covers rates and appeals; we can help estimate carrying costs on a specific home.

Is the Pennsauken housing market competitive?

Yes. Attainable-to-mid homes in established neighborhoods draw steady interest from families and commuters, with homes averaging under 30 days on market, so buyers should be pre-approved and ready to act.

Does Pennsauken have train access?

Yes. The Pennsauken Transit Center links the River Line light rail toward Trenton and Camden with the Atlantic City Line toward the shore, giving residents two rail options in one station.

What is there to do in Pennsauken?

Daily life centers on the north end of Cooper River Park, the convenience of the two-line transit center, shopping along Route 130 and Route 73, and quick trips into Camden and across the Betsy Ross Bridge to Philadelphia.

What towns border Pennsauken?

Pennsauken borders Camden to the south, Merchantville and Cherry Hill to the east and southeast, the Delaware River to the west and north, and Maple Shade to the northeast. Buyers often cross-shop Merchantville and Cherry Hill.

Can Four Point Realty help me buy or sell a home in Pennsauken?

Yes. Naveen Sharma and the Four Point Realty team help buyers, sellers, and investors across Pennsauken, from colonials off Route 130 to homes near Cooper River Park, with a listing fee starting at 1%*. Call 888-327-6555 or request a free home value estimate to start.

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