Trenton Real Estate
Trenton's housing ranges from historic rowhouses and twins to detached Victorian homes, multifamily properties, rentals and mixed-income redevelopment.
Real Estate, Housing & Historic Neighborhoods
Trenton's housing market is fundamentally different from the surrounding suburbs. Rowhouses, twins, small apartment buildings, detached historic homes, multifamily properties and new affordable/mixed-income development can exist within a few blocks of one another.
Restored brick rowhouses and Victorian-era properties in a compact historic district near Downtown and Trenton Transit Center.
Larger historic detached homes and distinctive early suburban architecture near Cadwalader Park.
Dense rowhouse, twin and multifamily housing mixed with neighborhood commercial streets and industrial legacy sites.
Older housing stock and active large-scale affordable/mixed-income redevelopment around the Battle Monument district.
Neighborhoods such as The Island and Glen Afton require particular attention to Delaware River and tributary flood risk.
Trenton is majority renter-occupied, so landlord registration, inspections, rent stabilization and legal occupancy can be especially important.