Sell My House Fast in Springfield Township, Union County, NJ
Springfield Township is mostly single-family and mostly owner-occupied: 68.5% of its housing is single-family, and owners hold 66.8% of occupied homes. The median owner-occupied value is $636,600.
With values like that, a house in good condition will likely do better on the market, and I'll say so. I'm the better fit for a Springfield house that needs work, a condo with dated finishes, or a sale with a firm timeline. I pay cash and take the property as is.
Justin LivaMojo House Buyers · about me
Springfield Township housing, by the numbers
- Median home value
- $636,600
- Median year built
- 1962
- Owner-occupied homes
- 66.8%
- Housing units
- 7,277
Springfield Township figures: Census ACS 5-year, 2020–2024
Springfield has 17,171 residents and 7,277 housing units. The median home was built in 1962, 45.1% of homes predate 1960, and the median gross rent is $2,188. The vacancy rate is 5.4%.
Springfield properties worth a call
Condos in larger buildings
18.5% of Springfield's housing is in buildings with ten or more units. I buy condos, and units that need updating fit me best.
A house still waiting for its first renovation
The township's median home dates to 1962. If yours hasn't been redone since it was built, I'll price the kitchen, baths and systems and buy it without you lifting a finger.
Settling an estate
If you've inherited a Springfield house you don't plan to keep, I can buy it as it stands, belongings included, and clearing out what's left after closing is my job.
Inherited a house here?
The Union County Surrogate's Court handles probate for Springfield and the rest of Union County, and I'll time the closing to fit that process.
Parts of Springfield Township
Baltusrol, Branch Mills and Milltown are named places within the township, and I buy in all three.
- Baltusrol
- Branch Mills
- Milltown
Selling in Springfield Township: your questions
If your Springfield house needs work or a fixed closing date, reach out. I'll give you a free offer and a straight answer.
Do you buy condos in Springfield?
Yes. Send me the unit's condition, the association fees and whether it's occupied. If the unit is updated and you're not in a hurry, listing may net you more.
Will your offer be close to Springfield's $636,600 median?
Only if your house is close to move-in ready, and those are houses I rarely buy. For one that needs work, I start from the after-repair value and subtract the repairs and costs. I'll walk you through every number.
Will you look at a Springfield house that's already listed with an agent?
Generally not. When a house is on the MLS, there usually isn't enough room in the price for me. If your listing has stalled, you're still welcome to ask.