Eastampton · Burlington County

Real Estate

Eastampton's housing includes established single-family neighborhoods, townhomes, apartments, age-restricted housing and newer town-center development. Postal addresses may say Mount Holly even when a property is physically in Eastampton Township, so municipality verification matters.

Housing snapshot

70.3%Owner-occupiedCensus ACS 2020–2024.

$392,400Median owner valueOwner-occupied units, 2020–2024.

$2,183Median gross rentCensus ACS 2020–2024.

$110,000Median household incomeCensus ACS 2020–2024.

These townshipwide Census estimates are community context, not current listing prices, appraisals or rent quotes.

Township property resources

Tax informationTownship tax-collector and assessor resources.Planning & Land UseMaster plan, development, affordable-housing and land-use resources.Construction & ZoningPermit, zoning and property-improvement information.

Housing & development context

Town-center growth

Eastampton Place and Eastampton Place West added apartments and commercial space near Monmouth and Woodlane roads, while Eastampton Village and Eastampton Village II added a mix of detached homes, townhomes and apartments.

Venue at Smithville Greene

The age-restricted community north of Eastampton Village adds hundreds of attached and detached homes near Smithville Road.

Former Westwood Swim Club site

The township's current affordable-housing plan identifies the former swim-club property for a future 100% affordable-housing project. Buyers should use current township planning documents for the latest status.

Before buying or renting

Verify the municipality and block/lot rather than relying on the postal city.
Review the latest tax assessment and tax bill.
Check zoning, permits and open construction records when relevant.
Confirm school attendance directly with Eastampton Township School District and RVRHS.
For townhomes, condos and planned communities, review association fees, reserves and rules.
Check flood, drainage and insurance considerations for a specific property.
Use licensed New Jersey real-estate, legal and inspection professionals for transaction-specific advice.

Current listings change quickly. NJTGO provides community context and public-resource links rather than a live MLS feed. Verify price, taxes, availability and property facts for each address.

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