Berkeley Heights combines established single-family neighborhoods with a growing supply of newer downtown and mixed-use rental housing, townhomes and age-restricted communities.
Housing in Berkeley Heights
Traditional wooded neighborhoods remain central to Berkeley Heights, while downtown redevelopment and The Park have added newer apartments, affordable units and transit-oriented housing choices.
Current residential communities
RT 500 at The Park
500 District Drive • 908-845-1737
179-unit luxury rental tower; resident move-ins began August 1, 2026.
Modera Berkeley Heights
1 Lone Pine Drive • 908-944-9200
Amenity-oriented one- and two-bedroom rental community.
Berkeley House / Clarus Berkeley Heights
434 Springfield Avenue
Newer downtown apartment community with garage parking.
Station Court
2 Sherman Avenue South • 973-376-0071
Apartment community close to Berkeley Heights NJ TRANSIT.
Terrace at Berkeley Heights
450 Springfield Avenue • 973-533-1959
Boutique downtown rental community.
Berkeley Crossing
663 Springfield Avenue • 908-757-7744
Newer mixed-use apartment community.
Woodcrest at Berkeley Heights
100–200 Locust Avenue • 908-460-6601
55+ rental community with one- and two-bedroom units; township records identify 196 total rentals including affordable units.
Carriages at Berkeley
Peacock Lane
Luxury townhome/condominium community.
Villas on the Park
Springholm Drive
Townhouse/condominium community.
Whispering Way Condominiums
Whispering Way
Established condominium/townhome community.
Berkeley Village
Cottage Court / Helen Way area
Townhouse/condominium community.
Ella Gardens
419 Plainfield Avenue • 201-351-0609
Small apartment community near downtown and transit.
The Park & residential growth
The Park's approved first residential phase includes 328 rental units with an affordable-housing component. RT 500's 179 units are already receiving residents, while additional planned buildings and later phases will expand the mixed-use neighborhood.
Affordable housing
Berkeley Heights uses CGP&H as its affordable-housing administrative agent. The township states that a waiting list is currently in place for affordable sale and rental opportunities.
CGP&H609-664-2769 ext. 5
Before buying or renting
Confirm the parcel is actually within Berkeley Heights, especially near municipal borders.
Review current taxes, assessments, permits and municipal charges.
Check zoning, slopes, wetlands, flood mapping and drainage for the exact parcel.
For HOA property, review fees, reserves, rules, insurance and assessments.
Verify school assignment directly with Berkeley Heights Public Schools.
Compare total rental cost including parking, pets, utilities and amenity fees.
Schools & transit
Berkeley Heights Public Schools serve Pre-K through Grade 12. Berkeley Heights station provides Gladstone Branch rail service, making station proximity a major factor for several downtown developments.
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