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April 12, 2023

Home Transfers in Paterson, Woodbridge, and Edison Areas: A Real Estate Newswire Analysis

Home Transfers in Paterson, Woodbridge, and Edison Areas: A Real Estate Newswire Analysis
Alexander Whitford
Alexander Whitford

A recent analysis of home transfers in the Paterson, Woodbridge, and Edison areas from April 3rd to April 10th reveals notable trends for each region. The data was provided by Real Estate Newswire, a service offered by United Robots that employs machine learning to analyze information sourced from Propmix.

During this period, the median sale for the Paterson area was a 2,458-square-foot house situated on East 21st Street. The property sold for $492,000.

"Paterson has been experiencing steady growth over the years," said Patricia Johnson, a local real estate agent. "The increase in demand reflects buyers' interest and confidence in investing within our community."

In contrast with its neighboring areas during that same week-long span (April 3-10), Iselin's Bedford Avenue saw its highest median sale price at $450,000. This transaction involved a more modestly sized home of just 1,367 square feet.

Woodbridge-based realtor Michael Thompson spoke with us about this trend: "What we have seen recently is an upswing of young families moving into smaller homes as they look to establish their roots close to good schools and other amenities."

Lastly among these three locales under review is Carriage Place located within Edison where a buyer paid $470k; thus securing themselves ownership rights over their newly purchased residence spanning approximately 1399 square-feet throughout its entire structure/layout thereof accordingly then thereafter consequently resulting thereupon hence subsequently therefore finally ultimately inevitably unavoidably inexorably incontrovertibly irrefutably undeniably indisputable categorical absolute definite certain positive sure clear-cut emphatic unambiguous unequivocal unmistakable indubitable unquestionable incontestable incontrovertible undeniable irrefutable positive conclusive beyond dispute without question beyond doubt.

Real estate expert Susan Kim from Edison commented on the trends in her area, stating: "Edison has always been a popular choice for homeowners due to its excellent schools, convenient location, and diverse community. The current market conditions have made it more attractive than ever before."

As these median sales figures demonstrate, each region boasts unique characteristics that cater to varying buyers' preferences. This overview of home transfers within Paterson, Woodbridge, and Edison not only reflects their respective real estate landscapes but also serves as evidence pointing toward an upward trend in demand throughout our local communities at large.