Flood & Wetlands
Riverfront and low-lying Bayshore property may require flood-zone, elevation, wetland and insurance review before purchase.
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A small, highly local housing market spanning Port Norris, Laurel Lake, Mauricetown and rural parcels—with waterfront, wetland, septic, well and flood considerations that can vary dramatically by property.
Because Commercial Township sales volume is small and the communities are very different, Port Norris statistics are best treated as an indicator rather than a township-wide price benchmark.
| Metric | Current reading |
|---|---|
| Port Norris median sale price | About $175,000 over the three months ending July 2026 |
| Year-over-year change | +18.6% |
| Median sale price / sq. ft. | $121 |
| Median days on market | 53 days |
| Homes sold in July | 6 |
Riverfront and low-lying Bayshore property may require flood-zone, elevation, wetland and insurance review before purchase.
Many rural properties may rely on private systems; buyers should verify system type, permits, testing and condition.
Ask whether a property is subject to local association, Fair Share or lake-access obligations and what rights actually transfer.
Older homes can offer distinctive character, but inspections should account for age, systems, structure and renovation history.
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