Real estate is local, and understanding what’s happening in your neighborhood is one of the most important factors when making a move.

That’s why we’re excited to share the latest Q2 Market Reports, created by Compass. These reports provide an in-depth look at what’s happening across many of the Philadelphia and South Jersey communities we serve, giving buyers, sellers, and homeowners valuable insights into today’s market.

Whether you’re planning to buy, sell, invest, or simply want to keep up with your home’s value, these reports are an excellent place to start.

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Why Local Market Data Matters

National headlines can tell one story, but your neighborhood may be telling another.

While the media often focuses on broad market trends, real estate conditions can vary dramatically from one community to the next. Inventory levels, buyer demand, pricing trends, and days on market can all look very different depending on where you live.

That’s why we encourage clients to look beyond national news and focus on local data when making real estate decisions.

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What’s Included in the Q2 Market Reports?

Each report offers a snapshot of how the market performed during the second quarter, including:

• Median home prices
• Days on Market
• Total Number of Closed Sales

These insights are compared with numbers from Q2 2025 to help paint a clearer picture of current market conditions and where the market may be headed.

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What this Means for Buyers

If you’re thinking about purchasing a home, understanding your target market can help you:

• Know whether inventory is improving
• Understand pricing trends before making an offer
• Identify neighborhoods with new opportunities
• Better prepare for competition
• Make informed decisions with confidence

Every market behaves differently, and having current local data gives buyers a significant advantage.

What This Means for Sellers

For homeowners considering selling, the Q2 reports provide valuable information that can help answer questions such as:

• Is buyer demand still strong?
• How quickly are homes selling?
• Are prices continuing to rise?
• Is now the right time to list?

Pricing your home correctly starts with understanding today’s market.

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Explore Your Neighborhood

We’ve compiled links to the latest Q2 Market Reports so you can explore the communities that matter most to you.

Whether you’re interested in neighborhoods throughout Philadelphia, the PA Suburbs, or South Jersey, you’ll find valuable information that can help you better understand your local market.

Here is what we learned about some of our featured neighborhoods:

Chestnut Hill – Philadelphia, PA

Compared to Q2 2025, Chestnut Hill saw fewer home sales (33 to 23), but the median sales price remained strong, slipping only slightly from $950K to $920K. The biggest shift was the average days on market, which dropped from 45 to 22 days, showing that well-priced homes are selling much faster and buyer demand remains strong despite lower inventory.

112 W. Springfield Avenue was a perfect example of this. Curated Living listed the home, and within just 4 days, it was under contract. Beyond being priced right, it also showed beautifully, drew strong open house traffic, and was marketed with standout photography.

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Queen Village – Philadelphia, PA

Compared to Q2 2025, the Queen Village market remained relatively steady. Home sales dipped slightly from 52 to 47, while the median sales price increased from $625K to $650K, reflecting continued home value appreciation. Homes took a bit longer to sell, with the average days on market rising from 50 to 52 days, indicating a balanced market with stable buyer demand.

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Haddonfield, NJ

Compared to Q2 2025, the Haddonfield market remained strong despite a slight decline in activity. Home sales decreased from 53 to 49, while the median sales price softened from $1.1M to $949K. Homes took a little longer to sell, with the average days on market increasing from 18 to 24 days, but demand remains healthy in one of South Jersey’s most desirable communities. Michala Costello, the Curated Team Leader, has sold many homes in this neighborhood recently 83 Centre Street, 17 W. Redman St., and 380 Kings Highway West to name a few.

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Moorestown, NJ

Compared to Q2 2025, the Moorestown market remained stable. Home sales dipped slightly from 55 to 51, while the median sales price held steady, increasing modestly from $782K to $785K. Homes took longer to sell, with the average days on market rising from 32 to 42 days, suggesting buyers are taking a bit more time, but home values continue to remain strong.

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Browse the latest Q2 Market Reports here:

Philadelphia – https://online.flippingbook.com/view/776818932/

Suburban Philadelphia – https://online.flippingbook.com/view/776899587/

Philadelphia & Suburban Philadelphia – https://online.flippingbook.com/view/776333017/

New Jersey – https://online.flippingbook.com/view/776135448/

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Have Questions About Your Home’s Value?

Market reports provide an excellent overview, but every home is unique.

Factors like location, condition, updates, lot size, and buyer demand all influence what your property may be worth today. If you’d like a personalized analysis of your home’s current market value, or if you’re curious about buying in a particular neighborhood, we’re happy to help.

At Curated Living, we combine Compass technology, local expertise, and personalized guidance to help our clients make confident real estate decisions every step of the way.

Ready to learn more? Contact the Curated Living team for a customized market analysis or to discuss your real estate goals.