Neighborhoods in Union County, NJ

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  Summit

  Summit is a sprawling commuter hub that’s 23 miles east of Manhattan, but with its charming locally owned businesses and abundant historic buildings, there’s a strong sense of living in a small-town atmosphere. Silk manufacturing brought this community into the modern age, and after World War II, suburbanization took off. Many recent residents

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    $1.84M

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    $552K - $5.2M

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  Westfield

  Less than 25 miles from New York City, Westfield is an upscale enclave of North Jersey where mature trees line quiet, residential streets and provide shade to an eclectic mix of historic and modern estates. “Westfield is really desirable. It’s the place where everyone wants to be,” says Andrea Lacerda, team leader of the Lacerda Team with

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    $1.39M

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    $584K - $3M

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  New Providence

  About 30 miles west of New York sits New Providence, a suburban, New Jersey borough that offers so much. Besides the top-rated school system, residents gravitate to this small town because of its wide range of housing prices. Homebuyers can nab a home at a lower price here than in the neighboring communities of Summit and Chatham. Despite the

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    $1.05M

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    $577K - $2.3M

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  Mountainside

  The hilly, picturesque terrain of Mountainside feels worlds away from the hubbub of New York City, yet it’s only about 25 miles southwest. For a long time, the borough remained a hidden gem. Today, many former Manhattanites have relocated to share in Mountainside’s natural beauty, frequenting the two parks on either side of town. This influx has

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    $1.02M

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    $671K - $1.8M

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  Berkeley Heights

  Homebuyers dreaming of a home along a quiet road paired with an array of amenities should add Berkeley Heights to their list. A quiet New Jersey township, residents find their way to Berkeley Heights because of the housing prices, excellent schools and access to Manhattan. There's nothing cookie-cutter about Berkeley Heights. “Berkeley Heights is

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    $1.01M

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    $487K - $1.6M

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  Scotch Plains

  Towns like Scotch Plains are hidden gems, says Scott Shuman, a real estate agent and partner at the Sue Adler Team of Keller Williams Premier Properties. "These are towns that people don't typically focus on during the start of their homebuying journey, but once they find them, they fall in love immediately because they are such amazing

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    $947K

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    $489K - $2.5M

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  Cranford

  Cranford is a close-knit neighborhood known for its community spirit and local charm. Residents frequently participate in block parties and community events, fostering a strong sense of togetherness. The neighborhood is well-regarded for its convenient commute to New York City and proximity to the Jersey Shore. Housing options range from 1920s

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    $832K

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    $364K - $1.5M

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  Fanwood

  In the fall, “Fanny Wood Day” brings Fanwood residents out onto the streets in droves. Vendors set up under white tents, live bands provide the soundtrack for a day of shopping and snacking, and the bravest in the crowd participate in spaghetti and meatball eating contests. In Fanwood, the spirit of Small-Town America is still alive and well. "In

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    $798K

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    $475K - $1.5M

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  Springfield

  Springfield is perhaps best known for Baltusrol Golf Club, a private, nationally known golf course that’s hosted many PGA Tours. It’s also designated a national historic landmark. But many non-golfers move to this quiet enclave in Union County, surrounded by busier train towns, for its schools, affordability and proximity to NYC, 25 miles to the

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    $770K

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    $339K - $1.4M

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  Clark

  During the summer months, bicyclists head to the paved trails at Oak Ridge Park in Clark, New Jersey. Runners train on the track, and families sit by the Community Pool across the street, taking in the suburban sun less than 30 miles from Manhattan. Unlike Fanwood, Garwood and Westfield to the north, Clark doesn’t have its own train station;

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    $748K

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    $455K - $1.4M

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  Winfield

  Winfield is a small community in Union County, about 20 minutes south of Newark, hugged by the Rahway River and the Garden State Parkway. Developed in 1941 as housing for defense workers of the nearby shipyards, Winfield today attracts residents for its quiet cozy ambiance and lower housing prices compared to surrounding neighborhoods. “There’s

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    $739K

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    $466K - $1.1M

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  Garwood

  At the turn of the 20th century, Garwood was a tiny industrial town serviced by the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Modest cottages, many of which still stand today, bordered the tracks. Days were spent manufacturing everything from pianos to bicycle tubing in boxy factories, and small, family-run restaurants and salons set up shop along Center

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    $704K

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    $519K - $1.1M

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  Kenilworth

  Eight miles southwest of Newark, Folks living in Kenilworth enjoy a borough full of small-town spirit. “It’s the kind of place where everyone knows each other,” says Luca Lestrade, a former resident and a RE/MAX Associate Realtor. “The last two families we helped find a home there fell in love with the quiet and with how friendly folks are.” He

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    $639K

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    $426K - $1.2M

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  Elmora

  Elmora is a quiet, residential neighborhood made up of house-lined streets. One major thoroughfare, Elmora Avenue, has sporadically placed nail salons, convenience stores, an occasional ice cream shop and plentiful gas stations. Historically, it has been divided between the residential district splaying out from Elmora Avenue and the desirable

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    $593K

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    $264K - $1.1M

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  Linden

  Linden sits on the cusp of Newark Bay, an important feature of the Elizabeth metro area that’s just 10 miles south of Newark. Around 44,000 people live in this growing city, and the median age is 40. Polish culture is especially strong in the city center, where over 15% of residents primarily speak Polish at home. The annual Polish Festival is

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    $575K

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    $266K - $984K

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  Westminster

  Westminster is uniquely located between the placid suburban setting of Hillside Township and the more active Downtown Elizabeth. But even though it’s separated from Hillside by a set of train tracks, it still shares local baseball lore: the Hillside Historical Society on Conant Street contains the Phil Rizzuto and All Sports Museum, which honors

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    $575K

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    $257K - $786K

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  Union Township

  Especially over the past five years, Union Township has become a hotbed for new residents, welcoming many Manhattan and Brooklyn residents. The township gives all its residents a mix of city and suburban amenities, allowing folks to have reminders of their past city lives while having a home with a yard. This sprawling township is divided into

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    $553K

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    $332K - $977K

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  North End

  Sitting at the northern tip of Elizabeth and less than 20 miles from New York City, North End is a blend of culture, convenience, and serene suburban atmosphere. Whether it’s trains to New York City, access to the Newark Airport, a diverse multicultural community or a break from the city, residents of North End enjoy a variety of unique

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    $548K

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    $316K - $785K

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  Roselle Park

  Roselle Park is a suburb of the New Jersey city of Elizabeth, and just 20 miles west of Manhattan, so it’s always had an identity as a commuter suburb. But it has evolved through the years, gathering a lot of history to its name – such as being home to the first poured concrete building in the world, as well as the first radio station in the

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    $537K

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    $288K - $906K

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  Rahway

  Bringing together a regional park destination and convenient transportation options, Rahway gives residents the chance to feel like a big fish in a small town. “The nature preserve around Rahway River is one of the area highlights,” says Rosmena De Sa, a broker at RE/MAX New Millenium. “It’s also a very walkable area.” This town of 30,000 people

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    $530K

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    $362K - $937K

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  Peterstown

  Peterstown is a suburb of Elizabeth that boomed in the 1920s as an Italian American neighborhood, but in recent decades there’s been an influx of Cubans, Portuguese, Brazilians, Puerto Ricans and other Latin Americans. It’s a popular place for a reason: a walkable grid is dotted with small locally owned eateries, while the Elizabeth River snakes

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    $519K

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    $375K - $666K

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  Plainfield

  Placed between mountains to the northwest and Newark Bay to the east, Plainfield isn’t all that plain. It’s nicknamed “The Queen City” of New Jersey, making it more than just a commuter community of New York City. In the past, it was a vacation spot for the elite who wanted fresh air. These days, Plainview is a hub of its own. The city's

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    $506K

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    $307K - $961K

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  Downtown Elizabeth

  A town of many firsts (New Jersey’s first capital and the first home of Princeton University, to name just two), Elizabeth sits just outside of New York City and offers its residents history and old-school charm. The area is popular for commuting – but maintains its own identity, too. “It’s a really diverse community,” says Tamayo Oppenheimer,

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    $506K

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    $235K - $669K

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  Elizabethport

  Elizabethport is a historic waterfront neighborhood named for its notable location: the Elizabeth River flows into Newark Bay, and eventually the ocean. Yet despite being one of the oldest former Colonial settlements in New Jersey, this is a modern suburb. Today, residents live close to the New Jersey Turnpike, Newark Liberty International Airport

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    $495K

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    $337K - $704K

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  Bayway

  Bayway’s economy grew through the oil refinery industry, but people seek out this neighborhood outside of Downtown Elizabeth for other reasons now, like a growing housing supply, access to key transportation routes, retail and park amenities. “There’s a lot of new construction coming to this area,” says Rosmena DeSa, a realtor with RE/MAX New

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    $492K

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    $300K - $644K

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    7 Listings

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