Camden · Housing guide

Real Estate

Camden's housing market varies sharply by neighborhood, ranging from historic rowhouses and twins to detached homes, apartments, waterfront redevelopment and newer mixed-income communities. Property-level research is essential because conditions, taxes, flood exposure, redevelopment plans and historic-designation issues can change block by block.

Housing snapshot

$112,000Median owner valueU.S. Census 2020–2024.
34.4%Owner-occupied rateU.S. Census 2020–2024.
$1,226Median gross rentU.S. Census 2020–2024.
24,443HouseholdsU.S. Census 2020–2024.

Neighborhood considerations

Cooper-Grant / Downtown

Historic rowhouses, university influence, transit access and waterfront redevelopment make this one of the city's most distinctive urban housing areas.

Parkside / Whitman Park

Established residential neighborhoods with Haddon Avenue and Cooper-area access; renovation quality and block-level conditions deserve close review.

Cramer Hill / East Camden

Dense residential neighborhoods with strong neighborhood commercial corridors and River LINE/bus access in parts of the area.

Fairview / Yorkship

Planned early-20th-century community with a recognizable street layout and distinctive attached/semi-attached housing.

Waterfront South / South Camden

Historic housing, industrial land use and environmental/flood considerations may all matter for individual properties.

Redevelopment areas

Downtown, waterfront and institutional growth can affect land use and property context; review current city plans rather than relying on older assumptions.

Due diligence

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Housing statistics reviewed September 17, 2026.