Detached Homes
Single-family homes range from older housing near long-established streets to renovated and infill properties throughout the city.
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Pleasantville offers a varied urban-mainland housing stock, from detached homes and smaller neighborhood lots to multifamily properties and residences close to downtown and major transportation corridors.
The city has a larger transaction base than some smaller Atlantic County municipalities, but monthly figures can still shift with property mix and neighborhood.
| Metric | Current snapshot | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Median sale price | $249,875 | Approximately $250K for the three-month period ending July 2026 |
| Year-over-year price change | +11.1% | Reflects the current reported comparison period |
| Median sale price / sq. ft. | $172 | Current reported trend |
| Median days on market | 61 days | Reported for July 2026 |
| Homes sold | 43 | July 2026 reported sales |
Single-family homes range from older housing near long-established streets to renovated and infill properties throughout the city.
Pleasantville also includes two- and multifamily housing. Buyers should confirm legal use, certificates, utilities and municipal records.
Main Street, New Road, Black Horse Pike and Delilah Road affect access, traffic, transit convenience and commercial proximity differently by block.
Check parcel-specific flood zones, drainage, stormwater history and insurance requirements, especially in lower-lying sections toward tidal and bay-connected areas.
Confirm permitted use, unit count, certificates, open permits and code status directly with the city.
Verify current tax records, liens, utility responsibilities and property condition rather than relying only on a listing description.