Pennsauken, NJ Condos for Sale

Across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, Pennsauken Township is an early 20th-century snapshot of industrial South Jersey. Today, around 37,000 people call Pennsauken home, many working for local manufacturers like PepsiCo or in one of the township’s many industrial parks. Most homes in the blue-collar suburb were built from the 1900s to the 1950s, and the vintage properties continue to sell for prices below those in neighboring communities. “It’s a very reasonably priced area that’s centrally located to Philadelphia and a lot of other metro areas,” says Janeen Albertson, a Realtor with Weichert Premier who grew up in Pennsauken. “Some areas of Pennsauken are quiet, but a lot of up-and-coming businesses are coming to local shopping centers.” Though new development is introducing higher property values, Pennsauken still keeps a competitive housing market and a small-town atmosphere about 20 minutes from downtown Philadelphia. Pennsauken’s residential lanes tell the story of a township founded in the Gilded Age. Houses built around the time the township was incorporated in 1892 share streetscapes with ranch-style and bungalow homes built to accommodate a growing population of