Neighborhoods in Essex County, NJ

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  Ivy Hill

  In Newark’s West Ward, Ivy Hill is known for its active neighborhood association, park events and access to public transportation. Most people likely know the area for the Ivy Hill Park Apartments, since it's New Jersey’s largest privately owned apartment complex, but the neighborhood also has multifamily homes and quick access to nearby

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    $466K

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    $367K - $586K

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  North Broadway

  North Broadway in Newark offers apartments, condos, and rowhouses. Branch Brook Park provides 360 acres of green space with cherry blossoms. The area is walkable with good public transit and easy access to New York City.

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    $465K

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    $199K - $615K

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    4 Listings

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  Downtown Newark

  Downtown Newark blends urban living with cultural venues like Military Park and the Newark Museum of Art. It offers diverse dining and easy access to New York City via public transit. The area is experiencing renewed development.

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    $464K

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    $261K - $1.2M

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    6 Listings

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  Seventh Avenue

  Seventh Avenue is a neighborhood in Newark’s North Ward, with Branch Brook Park to the east and Interstate 280 to the south. This area was previously known as the First Ward, a haven for Italian immigrants until the 1920s. The neighborhood changed drastically in the 1950s, but the First Ward spirit isn’t gone for good. The community comes together

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    $463K

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    $326K - $512K

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  Mount Pleasant-Lower Broadway

  Mount Pleasant residents live among the hustle and bustle of Newark’s North Ward. It can be a convenient landing spot for commuters to Rutgers University or New York City, both of which are accessible by car or train. Though the neighborhood may not have parks within its borders, several popular city green spaces and community corner stores are

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    $454K

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    $261K - $498K

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    2 Listings

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  Lower Vailsburg

  Lower Vailsburg is a commuter suburb in west Newark, offering NJ Transit options and fairly low home prices. The neighborhood has roots that trace back to the early 1900s, when homes quickly popped up and transformed the area into a residential respite from busy downtown Newark. Nowadays, locals can easily access shopping and dining, outdoor

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    $436K

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    $274K - $615K

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  Springfield-Belmont

  Springfield-Belmont in Newark features historic architecture on Martin Luther King Boulevard and modern townhomes. The area offers proximity to University Hospital, downtown Newark, and Nat Turner Park, the city's largest park.

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    $435K

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    $277K - $532K

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  West Side

  Some people don't want to rely on their cars to get around all the time, and that’s where Newark’s West Side neighborhood excels. Residents can walk to corner stores, schools and West Side Park. Many people work in New York, and can commute by car, bus or train. Charmaine La Fortune is the founder and director of the Giving One Tenth Community

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    $426K

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    $208K - $2.6M

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    7 Listings

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  Fairmount

  Fairmount, Newark, offers a mix of urban and suburban living with diverse housing and multicultural dining. This walkable area is close to downtown attractions and provides easy access to New York City via public transit.

  • Average Value

    $415K

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    $216K - $644K

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    7 Listings

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  University Heights

  University Heights in Newark includes Rutgers University and NJIT. The area has townhomes and apartments. Branch Brook Park and Veterans Memorial Park offer green spaces. Public transit connects to Manhattan and nearby areas.

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    $410K

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    $250K - $462K

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    6 Listings

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  Dayton

  Dayton in Newark centers around Weequahic Park, with its golf course, sports fields, and lake. The area features colonial-style homes and duplexes. Local dining options include Manny's Deli and Dayton Steakhouse Bar & Grill.

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    $404K

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    1 Listing

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  Irvington

  Irvington, NJ, less than 5 miles from Newark, offers convenient NYC commutes. The area includes affordable Colonial homes, Irvington Park, and diverse dining, with easy access to towns via the Garden State Parkway.

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    $418K

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    $255K - $619K

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    31 Listings

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  South Orange Village

  South Orange Village, NJ, lies 24 miles from Manhattan. The town has diverse dining and the South Orange Performing Arts Center. South Mountain Reservation offers hiking and a zoo. The area has highly rated schools.

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    $1.20M

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    $380K - $2.1M

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    23 Listings

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  West Orange

  West Orange, NJ, in the Watchung Mountains, offers Manhattan skyline views and parks like South Mountain Reservation. West Orange High is highly rated. Free shuttles connect to nearby train stations for commuters.

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    $738K

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    $370K - $1.8M

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    58 Listings

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  Bloomfield

  Bloomfield, NJ combines suburban charm with urban amenities. The town has a growing downtown, diverse housing, and transit to NYC. Brookdale Park provides recreation. Local eateries line downtown streets. Schools are highly rated.

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    $618K

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    $289K - $1M

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    35 Listings

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  Lincoln Park

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    $437K

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    1 Listing

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  North Ironbound

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    $531K

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    $348K - $563K

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  Orange

  Orange, NJ, a historic suburb 20 miles from Manhattan, features diverse cuisine on Main Street and Victorian homes. Four City Brewing and Monte Irvin Orange Park offer entertainment in this former manufacturing hub.

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    $573K

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    $192K - $1.1M

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    25 Listings

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