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Lyndhurst Real Estate & Housing

Lyndhurst's housing market is best understood through its neighborhood character, transportation access, municipal requirements and property-specific due diligence—not through temporary individual listings.

Market guide, not live inventory: NJTGO does not publish temporary active home listings or asking prices as permanent town-guide content.

2026 housing market

$659,732Typical home valueZillow · July 31, 2026
+3.7%1-year changeZillow Home Value Index
32For-sale inventoryZillow · July 31, 2026
$637,817Median list / market noteJuly 2026 profile

Housing character

Transit-oriented neighborhoods

Homes around Lyndhurst and Kingsland stations benefit from rail access and walkability.

Mixed housing types

The township includes single-family homes, two-family properties, apartments and newer multifamily development.

Meadowlands redevelopment

Commercial and industrial areas near Route 3 and the Meadowlands continue to evolve; nearby buyers should review current zoning and redevelopment plans.

Parking & legal use

In denser neighborhoods, verify parking, unit count, permits, certificates and legal occupancy.

Property taxes & municipal records

Tax assessment

Verify the current assessment, tax account and any added or omitted assessments with the municipal tax offices.

Recent improvements

Construction, additions and renovations can affect both assessment and municipal records.

Closing review

Buyers and attorneys should confirm taxes, water/sewer charges where applicable, permits, violations and municipal certificates before settlement.

Do not assume requirements

Resale/continued-occupancy procedures differ by municipality and property type; confirm the current process with the local building/fire-prevention offices.

Zoning, permits & improvements

Before additions, decks, pools, sheds, driveway changes, major interior work or changes of use, confirm current zoning and construction requirements. Setbacks, lot coverage, parking and legal-unit status can materially affect renovation plans.

Flood, drainage & stormwater

Lyndhurst spans higher residential neighborhoods and lower Meadowlands/Passaic River areas. Flood exposure can vary sharply by parcel, so review current FEMA/NJDEP maps, drainage history, elevation and insurance requirements.

Schools & commuting

Lyndhurst High School

Grades 9–12.

Lyndhurst Middle School

Middle-grade public school.

Elementary network

Roosevelt, Jefferson, Franklin, Columbus, Washington and Memorial Campus are part of the district's school system.

Lyndhurst Station

NJ Transit Main/Bergen County Line rail service.

Real-estate & property professionals

Agents & brokerages

For buying, selling and market guidance.

Real-estate attorneys

For contracts, title, municipal due diligence and closing.

Home inspectors

For independent property-condition review.

Architects & contractors

For additions, renovations, zoning feasibility and construction.

Mortgage professionals

For financing and transaction planning.

Drainage & environmental specialists

Useful when flood, grading, wetlands, septic, well or stormwater questions arise.

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Housing information was reviewed September 4, 2026 using current Zillow, Census and municipal sources. Verify current market conditions and municipal requirements before a transaction or project.