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Sell My House Fast in Lawrence Township, Mercer County, NJ

Lawrence Township includes Lawrenceville and a real mix of housing: 68.2% single-family, and 21.1% in buildings of ten or more units. The median home value is $439,700.

I'm Justin Liva. I make cash offers on Lawrence Township condos, rentals and houses in the condition they're in. I rarely buy houses in great shape, because an agent can usually get those owners more.

Justin Liva

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Lawrence Township housing, by the numbers

Median home value
$439,700
Median year built
1979
Owner-occupied homes
67.5%
Housing units
12,927

Lawrence Township figures: Census ACS 5-year, 2020–2024

Lawrence Township has 32,313 residents and 12,927 housing units, with a median year built of 1979. Owners occupy 67.5% of homes, and renters pay a median gross rent of $2,020.

Lawrence Township owners I can help

  • A condo you're moving on from

    About one in five homes here, 21.1%, is in a building of ten or more units. I buy Lawrence condos, and the unit doesn't need to be updated first.

  • Rentals that come with tenants

    Renters occupy 32.5% of Lawrence homes. Your tenants can keep living there when I buy a Lawrence rental. Have a landlord-tenant attorney review your leases before you sell.

  • A dated Lawrence house among pricier ones

    A $439,700 median can make it tempting to price a dated house like an updated one. If yours needs a full renovation, my offer reflects the house as it stands, and if listing would net you more, I'll tell you.

  • The older part of the stock

    22.7% of the township's housing went up before 1960. I buy older Lawrence houses in any condition, unlivable ones included.

Inherited a house here?

For a Lawrence Township estate, the Mercer County Surrogate's Court is where the will goes for probate, or where an heir applies for letters of administration if no will turns up.

Parts of Lawrence Township

Lawrenceville and these other places sit inside the township.

  • Lawrenceville
  • Bakersville
  • Clarksville
  • Colonial Lakelands
  • Coxs Corner
  • Franklin Corner
  • Harneys Corner
  • Lawrence Station
  • Lewisville
  • Port Mercer
  • Princessville
  • Rosedale
  • Slackwood

Source: Lawrence Township on Wikipedia

Lawrence Township on the map

Map of New Jersey counties around Lawrence Township, with Lawrence Township marked

Mercer County

Selling in Lawrence Township: your questions

Tell me about your Lawrence Township property and what you need from the sale. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you.

Do you buy condos in Lawrence Township?

Yes. With 21.1% of the township's housing in buildings of ten or more units, condos are a sizable share here. Tell me the fees and the unit's condition, and I'll make an offer.

Is Lawrenceville part of Lawrence Township?

Yes. Lawrenceville is a community within Lawrence Township, and I buy houses there and throughout the rest of the township.

Who covers closing costs on a Lawrence Township sale to you?

It depends on the deal. Sometimes I cover them and sometimes the seller does, and we'll settle that before you sign.

Can I leave furniture in my Lawrence Township house?

Yes. Leave whatever you don't want to move. The cleanout is mine after we close on your Lawrence house.