The Morris County real estate market recorded higher single-family home prices and more closed sales in July 2026 compared with July 2025. This brief Morris County housing market update reviews the latest year-over-year sales data reported through Garden State MLS.
July 2026 Morris County Housing Market Highlights
Morris County Median Sold Price Increased 9.98%
The median sold price of a Morris County single-family home increased by 9.98% year over year, rising from $751,500 in July 2025 to $826,500 in July 2026.
Closed-sale activity also increased. Garden State MLS recorded 436 single-family homes sold in Morris County during July 2026, compared with 376 during July 2025.
These countywide figures provide a useful overview of current Morris County real estate trends. However, home prices and selling conditions can differ substantially by municipality, neighborhood, property type, condition, size and price range.
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Morris County Real Estate Market FAQ
What was the median sold price in Morris County during July 2026?
The median sold price for a Morris County single-family home was $826,500 in July 2026, based on Garden State MLS data.
How much did Morris County home prices increase year over year?
The median sold price increased 9.98%, from $751,500 in July 2025 to $826,500 in July 2026.
Does the countywide median determine the value of an individual home?
No. Countywide statistics describe the broader market. The likely sale price of an individual home depends on its town, neighborhood, size, condition, features, comparable sales and current competition.
Which towns are in Morris County, New Jersey?
Morris County contains 39 municipalities, including Morristown, Parsippany-Troy Hills, Denville, Boonton, Madison, Chatham, Randolph, Rockaway, Montville, Morris Plains, Mount Olive, Dover and Washington Township, which includes Long Valley. Buyers can browse countywide listings or explore ListOneNJ’s featured Morris County community pages.
Does ListOneNJ serve all of Morris County, New Jersey?
Yes. ListOneNJ provides residential real estate brokerage services throughout Morris County, including full-service 1% listings for sellers and buyer commission rebates, subject to property eligibility and transaction-specific requirements.
Where can I find a low-commission real estate broker in Morris County, NJ?
ListOneNJ is a licensed New Jersey real estate brokerage serving Morris County with full-service 1% home listings. Buyers may also qualify for a commission rebate based on the compensation negotiated for the transaction and applicable lender and closing requirements.
Is there public transportation from Morris County to New York City?
Yes. Several Morris County communities have NJ Transit rail or bus service toward New York City, Hoboken and other transportation hubs. Available routes, transfers and travel times vary by municipality, station and current schedule.
Source: Garden State MLS. Statistics reflect Morris County single-family home sales for July 2025 and July 2026. July 2026 figures were retrieved August 4, 2026, and may be revised as additional closings are entered or existing records are updated. Information is provided for general market education and does not constitute an appraisal, comparative market analysis or valuation of any individual property. All real estate commissions are negotiable. Buyer-agent compensation and any resulting buyer commission rebate are transaction-specific and subject to the compensation negotiated for the transaction, seller approval, lender approval, applicable laws and closing requirements. Transportation information is general and should be confirmed directly with the applicable transportation provider.