Sell My House Fast in Somerset County, NJ

Somerset County has the newest housing of any county in New Jersey by median year built, 1982, and only 9.3% of its 133,639 housing units date from before 1940. Its 2.1% vacancy rate is also the lowest of any New Jersey county.

The median home value is $552,100. At that level, a house in good condition will usually do better on the open market, and I'll say so. I make cash offers on the rest: houses that need major work, rentals with tenants, condos and inherited properties.

Justin Liva

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Somerset County housing, by the numbers

Median home value
$552,100
Median year built
1982
Owner-occupied homes
74.3%
Housing units
133,639

Somerset County figures: Census ACS 5-year, 2020–2024

Somerset County has 349,846 residents. Owners occupy 74.3% of homes and renters 25.7%, and the median gross rent is $2,033. Single-family houses are 72.3% of the housing and buildings with 10 or more units 12.7%.

Somerset County homes I make offers on

  • Older housing in North Plainfield

    North Plainfield, which has its own page here, is far older than the county overall: its median year built is 1954, and 24.6% of its housing is in two- to four-unit buildings. I buy those houses and multi-families as-is.

  • Newer houses and condos in Franklin Township

    Franklin Township's median home was built in 1986, and 17.6% of its housing is in buildings of 10 or more units. Even newer houses need updating eventually, and I buy condos there and across the county.

  • Rentals countywide

    Renters occupy 25.7% of Somerset County homes. A landlord anywhere in the county can sell to me without emptying the property first, because I buy with the tenants still there.

  • Damaged or unlivable houses

    A Somerset County house that's been through a fire or can't be lived in can still be sold to me in the shape it's in.

Inherited a house here?

Throughout Somerset County, the Somerset County Surrogate's Court probates wills and grants letters of administration for estates with no will.

Other Somerset County towns

  • Bedminster
  • Bernards
  • Bernardsville
  • Bound Brook
  • Branchburg
  • Bridgewater
  • Far Hills
  • Green Brook
  • Hillsborough
  • Manville
  • Millstone
  • Montgomery
  • Peapack and Gladstone
  • Raritan
  • Rocky Hill
  • Somerville
  • South Bound Brook
  • Warren Township
  • Watchung

I buy here too; use the form above.

Somerset County on the map

Map of Somerset County and its neighbors, New Jersey

Selling in Somerset County: your questions

If you own a house anywhere in Somerset County that needs work or needs to sell soon, send me the address. You'll get a real number and an honest opinion.

Do you buy anywhere in Somerset County?

Yes. Franklin Township and North Plainfield have their own pages, and I buy in the county's other towns too. Send me the address.

Will you buy a Somerset County condo?

Yes, I buy condos. 12.7% of the county's housing is in buildings with 10 or more units, and a dated unit in one of them is fine with me.

Can I leave things in my Somerset County house when I sell?

Yes. Leave behind whatever you don't want, and the cleanout is mine to handle after closing.

Is the $552,100 county median what my house will sell for?

No single number can price your house. The median mixes fully updated homes with ones that need everything. I base my offer on yours and show you how I got there.