Sell My House Fast in Long Branch, NJ
Long Branch has more renters than owners: 57.5% of its occupied homes are rented, and 31.5% of its 15,091 housing units sit in buildings with ten or more units.
The housing is also older than the county's as a whole. 23.9% of it was built before 1940, compared with 13.5% across Monmouth County, and the city's median home value is $574,000. That mix of rentals, condos and prewar houses lines up closely with the kind of property I buy.
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Long Branch housing, by the numbers
- Median home value
- $574,000
- Median year built
- 1970
- Owner-occupied homes
- 42.5%
- Housing units
- 15,091
Long Branch figures: Census ACS 5-year, 2020–2024
Long Branch has 32,530 residents, a median year built of 1970 and a median gross rent of $1,876. Two-to-four-unit buildings hold 17.4% of the housing, single-family homes 45.5%, and the vacancy rate is 12.9%.
Long Branch properties I buy
Rentals with tenants still living there
Renters occupy 57.5% of occupied Long Branch homes. I buy with tenants still living there, and a landlord-tenant attorney can walk you through what those tenants are entitled to.
Condos
31.5% of the city's housing is in buildings of ten or more units. I buy condos; the association documents and monthly fees are part of how I price one.
Two- to four-family buildings
17.4% of Long Branch housing is in two-to-four-unit buildings. If you're tired of managing one, I'll take the whole building as it stands.
Prewar houses in rough shape
Almost a quarter of the city's housing, 23.9%, predates 1940. I buy houses in any condition, including fire-damaged and unlivable ones, so nothing needs fixing first.
Long Branch is a Jersey Shore city, and the Shore ranks with North Jersey as the ground I know best in this state.
Inherited a house here?
If you're an executor for a Long Branch property, the Monmouth County Surrogate's Court handles probate of wills and the appointment of estate administrators.
Parts of Long Branch
Long Branch has several distinct areas, including these.
- Branchport
- East Long Branch
- Elberon
- Hollywood
- Kensington Park
- North Long Branch
- Pleasure Bay
- West End
- North End
- Pier Village
- Downtown
- Uptown
Source: Long Branch on Wikipedia
Long Branch on the map
Selling in Long Branch: your questions
Whatever kind of Long Branch property you own, send me the address and I'll come back with a real offer, no pressure attached.
Do you buy condos in Long Branch?
Yes. Send me the unit address, the association fees and any special assessments you know about, and I'll give you a number. Condo or house, I buy it as it is.
Can I sell my Long Branch multi-family with tenants in every unit?
Yes. I buy occupied buildings. I'll ask for the leases, rents and deposits, and you should confirm your obligations to the tenants with an attorney.
What will you pay for a Long Branch house that needs everything?
It depends on what it would sell for renovated, what the work costs and what's left for the deal to make sense. A median of $574,000 doesn't tell you much about a house needing a full gut, and I'll show you how I reached my number.