Pennsauken Township · Housing Guide

Real Estate

Residential resources for homeowners, buyers, landlords and renters in Pennsauken, including housing inspections, rental registration, municipal contacts and established apartment communities.

Township property resources

Housing / Property Maintenance

One- and two-family rental dwellings must be registered and inspected annually. The township issues a Rental Certificate of Inspection after a property passes inspection.

Housing & Property Maintenance

Residential certificate of occupancy

For residential certificates of occupancy and housing matters, contact Pennsauken Township at 856-665-1000 and ask for Housing / Property Maintenance.

Construction & permits

Building permits and construction inspections are handled by the township Construction Department through the municipal complex at 2400 Merchantville Avenue.

Find the right department

Tax assessment

The Tax Assessor maintains property assessment information. Township tax and assessment services are available through the municipal offices.

Apartment & multifamily communities

Apartment community

Cooper River Plaza Apartments

5105 N Park Drive, Pennsauken, NJ 08109
856-665-3410

High-rise apartment community near Cooper River Park.

Senior / apartment community

Stonegate at St. Stephen’s

5101 Stonegate Drive, Pennsauken, NJ 08109

Residential community in the Cooper River area.

Senior housing

Pennsauken Towers

8001 Maple Avenue, Pennsauken, NJ 08109

Apartment community on Maple Avenue.

Buying or selling in Pennsauken

Confirm municipal location

Postal city names can be misleading in the 08109 area. Buyers should confirm municipality, block/lot and tax information rather than relying on the mailing address alone.

Resale inspections

The township provides housing resale inspection applications and checklists. Sellers and agents should review current municipal requirements before closing.

Flood and riverfront considerations

Properties near the Delaware River and other waterways may have additional flood-insurance or due-diligence considerations. Check official FEMA and municipal information for a specific property.

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