Address
1915 Morris Avenue
Union, NJ 07083
Union, NJ 07083
Union County · Realtors Since 1991
Union County
Realtors.
The Union office on Morris Avenue is CENTURY 21 Preferred's Union County hub, serving Union Township, Cranford, Maplewood, Millburn, Westfield, Summit, and every town in between. July 2026 Union County single-family median: $775,000, up 4.6% year-over-year, 314 closings, 26-day median DOM.
About this office
Union County's cornerstone office.
CENTURY 21 Preferred Realty's Union office at 1915 Morris Avenue is our home in Union County, supporting clients across central and northern New Jersey. The office is built for both drop-in visits and scheduled consultations, with a team that brings the same disciplined execution and high-touch service we deliver across every Preferred location.
Our team works with first-time buyers, growing families, and seasoned investors across Union, Essex, Middlesex, and Somerset counties. Whether you're searching in Union, Hillside, Springfield, Kenilworth, Millburn, Maplewood, Summit, Westfield, Cranford, Linden, Roselle, or Scotch Plains, our team understands the streets, the schools, and the market data that drive smart real estate decisions.
Inside, you will find experienced agents with strong local market knowledge — from neighborhoods and school districts to recent sales activity and current listing trends. We combine the strength of the CENTURY 21 brand with the attention, accountability, and personalized service of a locally owned brokerage.
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Markets We Serve From Union
The Union County corridor.
The Union office covers the widest single-office footprint on the C21 Preferred map, spanning Union, Essex, Middlesex, and Somerset counties. Our anchor town is Union Township, our volume leader. Our specialty submarket is Midtown Direct luxury: Maplewood and Millburn (including Short Hills) run at the top of the coverage area, with Summit and Westfield anchoring the executive end. Mid-market volume comes from Cranford, Springfield, and Scotch Plains, with entry-level and investor stock in Kenilworth, Roselle, Hillside, and Linden.
Meet the Union Team
The people behind the Union County office.
The Union office runs the widest price band of the three offices, from $450K starter homes in Kenilworth to $3M+ estates in Short Hills and Summit. Our agents specialize by micro-market: some own the Midtown Direct luxury market, others focus on Union Township volume and first-time-buyer transactions. All of them work the same 12-town Union County footprint every day.
Meet the Team ›$775K
Median SF home, July 2026
+4.6%
Year-over-year price
314
July closings, Union County
26 days
Median days on market
106.4%
Of list price, sellers
$700K
YTD median (+5.3%)
Office Market Snapshot · July 2026
Union County, in the data.
Union County posted 314 single-family closings in July 2026 at a $775,000 median (+4.6% YoY). Homes moved in a 26-day median and sellers cleared 106.4% of list price, a competitive-market signature. Year-to-date single-family median sits at $700,000 (+5.3%). The condo tape kept up: $502,000 median across 38 closings (+43.4% YoY).
$775K
SF median, +4.6% YoY
314
July SF closings
26 days
Median days on market
106.4%
Sale-to-list ratio
July 2026 Union County breakdown
Single-Family Median
$775,000 · +4.6% YoY · 314 closings
$775,000 · +4.6% YoY · 314 closings
Condo Median
$502,000 · +43.4% YoY · 38 closings
$502,000 · +43.4% YoY · 38 closings
Days on Market
26 days · sellers clearing 106.4% of list
26 days · sellers clearing 106.4% of list
Year-to-Date
$700,000 SF median · +5.3% YoY
$700,000 SF median · +5.3% YoY
Union Township realtors
Rooted in Union Township.
Our address is 1915 Morris Avenue, right on Union Township's main commercial spine. That is not marketing language, it is our office. When clients search for a realtor in Union NJ, they are looking for an agent who actually works the neighborhoods, not one who drives in from Newark or Elizabeth for a listing appointment.
Battle Hill
Classic capes and colonials, small yards, walkable to Battle Hill School. Popular with first-time buyers priced out of Cranford. Typical range $450K to $650K.
Larchmont
Larger split-levels and mid-century ranches, deeper lots, quieter side streets north of Morris Avenue. Common landing spot for growing families trading up from Battle Hill.
Stony Brook / Putnam Manor
Newer construction and updated colonials near Kean University. Investor demand meets end-user demand here, and turnover moves fast when priced right.
Union Township vs Union County
Union Township is one of 21 municipalities inside Union County. When people search for "realtors Union Township" they usually mean the township itself, roughly 08.5 square miles between Route 22, the Garden State Parkway, and Route 78. When they search "Union County realtors" they mean the whole county, including Westfield, Summit, Cranford, and the Maplewood/Millburn Midtown Direct corridor. Our office covers both.
Adjacent Luxury Markets
Maplewood, Westfield, Summit, Millburn.
The Union office reaches directly into the four highest-priced submarkets in Union and Essex counties. These are not aspirational listings; they are consistent, week-in-week-out closings for our team.
Midtown Direct, craftsman country
Craftsman and center-hall colonials, 29-minute train to NY Penn, top-rated schools. Bidding wars remain the norm in the $900K to $1.5M band. Our July 2026 coverage saw sellers routinely clearing 115% to 122% of list.
Top-of-market luxury
The luxury anchor of Essex County. Short Hills estates trade $1.8M to $6M, Millburn proper runs $1.1M to $2.2M. The Mall at Short Hills and the direct Midtown Direct line drive year-round demand from NYC.
Prime commuter, top schools
A perennial "best places to live" list-topper. Vibrant downtown, walk-to-train colonials, and a $1M to $2M sweet spot. Buyers from Brooklyn and the Upper West Side hit Westfield first when they start shopping the Raritan Valley Line.
Upscale Union County adjacent
Historic center-hall colonials, tudors, and modern renovations. Midtown Direct express to NY, blue-ribbon schools, and a walkable downtown. Median list price frequently over $1.5M.
Family-friendly, transit-oriented
A walkable downtown next to the Raritan Valley Line station, deep bench of colonials and capes, and a strong school system. Typical range $700K to $1.1M with fierce competition under $850K.
Suburban depth, larger lots
Deeper lots and larger colonials than Westfield next door, at a small discount. Popular with families who want backyard depth and are comfortable driving to a train station.
Local Intel by Town
All 12 towns, block by block.
Our Union office coverage in one page. Every town below has an active roster of listings, a dedicated agent lead, and comps knowledge that goes deeper than a Zestimate.
Anchor town. Capes, colonials, splits, ranches. $450K to $750K core, with pockets that push higher near Larchmont.
Walkable downtown, Raritan Valley Line station, family-friendly. $700K to $1.1M sweet spot, ferocious sub-$850K bidding.
Craftsman and center-hall colonials, 29-minute Midtown Direct. $900K to $1.5M and above; L2S regularly north of 115%.
Top-of-market luxury. Short Hills $1.8M to $6M, Millburn proper $1.1M to $2.2M. Mall at Short Hills, express train.
Compact town center, easy Route 78 access. Colonials and splits in the $650K to $850K range, good starter-move-up market.
Small-town feel, tight-knit neighborhoods. Capes and starter colonials in the $450K to $650K range, first-time buyer favorite.
Value-priced entry point to Union County. Older colonials and capes, $400K to $550K, strong investor and first-timer demand.
Compact borough, walkable to Roselle Park train station. Small colonials and multi-families in the $475K to $625K range.
Adjacent to Newark, Elizabeth border. Investment stock, two-families, and value-priced single-families in the $400K to $525K range.
Larger footprint town with good NJ Transit access. Mix of colonials, capes, and multi-family investment stock, $500K core.
Upscale, historic. Center-hall colonials and tudors, walkable downtown, blue-ribbon schools. $1.5M and up is standard.
Perennial "best places to live" pick. Walk-to-train colonials, vibrant downtown, top schools. $1M to $2M sweet spot.
Deeper lots than Westfield at a small discount. Larger colonials and splits in the $800K to $1.2M range.
Related Pages
Keep going deeper.
Market Report
July 2026 Union County Market Report
Market Report
July 2026 Union NJ Market Report
Market Report
July 2026 Cranford Market Report
Market Report
July 2026 Westfield Market Report
Market Report
July 2026 Springfield Market Report
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Questions people ask us.
What towns does the Union office serve?
Our Union office serves Union Township, Cranford, Maplewood, Millburn (including Short Hills), Springfield, Kenilworth, Roselle, Roselle Park, Hillside, Linden, Summit, Westfield, and Scotch Plains, plus surrounding Union and Essex County communities.
Who are the top realtors in Union NJ?
The best Union NJ realtor is the one who lives the neighborhoods and prices to the block. CENTURY 21 Preferred Realty's Union office at 1915 Morris Avenue has been serving Union Township, Cranford, Maplewood, Millburn, Westfield, and Summit since 1991. Our agents specialize by micro-market: some own the Midtown Direct luxury tape, others focus on Union Township volume and first-time-buyer transactions. Call (973) 838-3600 or request a consultation and we will match you with the right agent for your goals.
What is the difference between Union Township and Union County?
Union Township is one of 21 municipalities inside Union County, NJ. When people search "realtors Union Township" they usually mean the township itself, roughly 8.5 square miles between Route 22, the Garden State Parkway, and Route 78. "Union County realtors" refers to the whole county, which also includes Westfield, Summit, Cranford, and the Maplewood/Millburn Midtown Direct corridor. Our office covers both, from our address in Union Township.
What is the current Union County real estate market like?
As of July 2026, the Union County single-family median hit $775,000, up 4.6% year-over-year, on 314 closings. Homes moved in a 26-day median and sellers cleared 106.4% of list. Year-to-date the single-family median sits at $700,000 (+5.3%). Condos are running hotter still, with a $502,000 median (+43.4% YoY) across 38 closings. Well-priced inventory in Union Township, Maplewood, and Westfield still draws multiple offers.
How did Maplewood real estate perform in July 2026?
Maplewood stayed one of the hottest submarkets in the state. The Midtown Direct town continues to draw NYC families for its craftsman homes, walkable downtown, and 29-minute train to NY Penn. Median list-to-sale ratios in Maplewood routinely run 115% to 122%, well above the Union County average of 106.4%. See our full July 2026 Union County market report for the town-by-town breakdown.
Do you handle homes in Westfield and Summit?
Yes. Both Westfield and Summit are core coverage for the Union office. Westfield is a perennial "best places to live" pick with walk-to-train colonials and a $1M to $2M sweet spot. Summit runs even more upscale, with center-hall colonials, tudors, and modern renovations frequently over $1.5M. Our team closes in both towns year-round.
How much is my home in Union worth?
The Union County single-family median in July 2026 was $775,000, but the right number for your home depends on the block, the condition, the interior finishes, and the current comps within a quarter-mile radius. Our free home valuation tool starts with a data-driven range in minutes, and a local agent can refine it with a 20-minute walkthrough. Get your Union home value here.
Where is the Union office located?
The office is at 1915 Morris Avenue, Union, NJ 07083, on Union Township's main commercial corridor. Call (973) 838-3600 or email relocation@c21p.com. Regular hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Access is straightforward from the Garden State Parkway, Routes 78 and 22, and the NJ Transit Raritan Valley Line. Walk-ins are welcome.
Can Union agents help me sell my Cranford home?
Absolutely. Cranford is core coverage for our Union office, and several of our agents live and list there full-time. Cranford's walkable downtown, Raritan Valley Line station, and strong school system keep demand tight, particularly in the $700K to $1.1M sweet spot where sub-$850K listings routinely see multiple offers. Full-service handling: pricing, staging, professional photography, MLS and portal marketing, open houses, negotiation, and closing.
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"Julia made this whole process feel so much less stressful than we expected. Thanks to her, we found the perfect home in Kenilworth and felt confident the entire way through."
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