New Jersey · 13 towns with local pages
Camden County, NJ
Camden County packs the densest population in our service area into a compact footprint between the Delaware River and the Burlington County line. Anchored by Cherry Hill as the largest residential market and the city of Camden itself, the county also includes the historic walkable downtowns of Haddonfield and Collingswood plus suburban communities like Voorhees and Pennsauken.
Camden County towns with local pages
Cherry Hill, NJ
Pop. ~74,553 · $380,000–$520,000
The largest town in our service area by population and the highest-volume residential market in South Jersey. Active inventory in nearly every price band.
Voorhees, NJ
Pop. ~31,069 · $360,000–$520,000
Healthcare and education employer base, a high concentration of 55+ active-adult communities, and strong school ratings drive consistent buyer interest.
Pennsauken, NJ
Pop. ~36,502 · $220,000–$320,000
Strategic location between Camden and Cherry Hill makes it both a commuter-friendly town and an active rental-investment market.
Haddonfield, NJ
Pop. ~12,550 · $540,000–$1,200,000+
One of South Jersey's most-walkable downtowns and a top-of-market school district. PATCO line provides direct Philadelphia commuter access.
Collingswood, NJ
Pop. ~13,926 · $320,000–$520,000
Arts-and-food-scene anchor of South Jersey. Direct PATCO commuter access to Philadelphia. Pre-1930s housing stock predominates.
Haddon Township, NJ
Pop. ~14,393 · $320,000–$520,000
Often confused with Haddonfield (a separate borough) — Haddon Township is a distinct municipality with its own school district and a more affordable price point. PATCO commuter access included.
Gloucester Township, NJ
Pop. ~65,933 · $260,000–$380,000
Locally referred to by village name (Blackwood, Sicklerville, etc.) more often than by 'Gloucester Township.' Largest residential base in eastern Camden County.
Berlin, NJ
Pop. ~7,588 · $280,000–$420,000
Often confused with neighboring Berlin Township — Berlin Borough is the smaller, more established core. Berlin Farmers Market (open Thurs/Fri/Sat) is a long-running regional draw.
Bellmawr, NJ
Pop. ~11,437 · $220,000–$330,000
Compact borough with strong highway-interchange location near the Walt Whitman Bridge to Philadelphia. Among the most affordable single-family markets in Camden County.
Audubon, NJ
Pop. ~8,662 · $280,000–$430,000
Quiet neighbor to Collingswood with shared access to Newton Lake Park and PATCO commuter rail. Often a target for buyers priced out of Collingswood or Haddonfield.
Camden, NJ
Pop. ~71,791 · $80,000–$200,000
The largest city in Camden County and a distinct urban market from its suburbs. Recent investment around the waterfront (Rutgers expansion, Subaru HQ, Holtec) has begun shifting parts of the city's residential outlook. We work with sellers across all Camden neighborhoods.
Lindenwold, NJ
Pop. ~17,613 · $200,000–$310,000
Eastern terminus of the PATCO Hi-Speedline — direct rail to Philadelphia makes Lindenwold a regional commuter anchor. Lower price points than neighboring Voorhees or Cherry Hill with the same commute access.
Stratford, NJ
Pop. ~6,995 · $240,000–$360,000
Home to the Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine — bringing student and medical-professional rental demand on top of PATCO commuter activity. Smaller and quieter than neighboring Lindenwold.
Camden County courts and offices
- Surrogate's Court (probate)
- 415 Federal Street, Suite 102, Camden
- Sheriff's Office (foreclosure)
- Camden County Courthouse, 520 Market Street, Camden
For estate filings, Letters Testamentary, and Letters of Administration. See our inherited property guide.
Where Camden County sheriff sales are conducted. See our stop foreclosure NJ guide.
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