Homes for sale in Eatontown, NJ — current 07724 listings, median sale prices near $485K, GSP Exit 105 in town, the Monmouth Square redevelopment, the Fort Monmouth FMERA Mega Parcel (Netflix studio), Bell Works Fort Monmouth, and four well-regarded Eatontown K-8 schools.
A central-Monmouth borough of value homes and major redevelopment. Monmouth Square, Bell Works, and the Route 35/36 hub — affordable central-county living amid big change.
Eatontown is a convenient, value-oriented borough at the commercial crossroads of central Monmouth County — a 5.92-square-mile community of 12,223 residents (2020). Long a regional shopping and highway hub, it is now in the middle of major change, with the former Monmouth Mall being reborn as Monmouth Square and a share of the Fort Monmouth redevelopment, including Bell Works, within its borders.
The median sale runs near $485K — among the most attainable in eastern Monmouth — across ranches, capes, colonials, and townhomes. The Route 35 and Route 36 corridors put shopping and the Parkway at the door, the beaches and the Long Branch train are minutes away, and students attend the Eatontown schools and Monmouth Regional High School, shared with Tinton Falls. Run under a borough government, Eatontown offers affordability and convenience in the heart of the county.
Eatontown draws buyers who want attainable pricing, an unbeatable central location, and a front-row seat to major redevelopment. Its affordability and convenience make it one of eastern Monmouth's most practical entry points.
With a median near $485K, Eatontown is one of the more affordable ways into the eastern-Monmouth and shore-adjacent market.
Routes 35 and 36, the Parkway, the beaches, and the Long Branch train all meet around Eatontown — convenience is its signature.
Monmouth Square and the Fort Monmouth redevelopment, including Bell Works, are reshaping the borough for the long term.
A value market of ranches, capes, colonials, and townhomes.
Larger and updated colonials and newer construction on the borough's most desirable streets.
Comparable to: Ocean Township, Tinton Falls upper.
Ranches, capes, and colonials across the borough's established streets — the heart of the market.
Comparable to: Tinton Falls, Neptune.
Townhomes, condos, and smaller homes — among the most attainable entry points in eastern Monmouth.
Comparable to: Long Branch inland, Neptune City.
A borough of residential pockets and major redevelopment zones:
The redevelopment of the former Monmouth Mall into a mixed-use district — a central piece of the borough's future.
The Eatontown share of the Fort Monmouth redevelopment, including Bell Works — new commercial life and amenities.
The historic core along Broad Street — the borough's civic center with its museum, library, and established homes.
Family-oriented residential streets near Meadowbrook Elementary — a settled, convenient pocket of the borough.
The commercial spine of the borough — shopping, services, and easy access to the highways and the Parkway.
"Eatontown is a convenient, value-oriented borough at the commercial crossroads of central Monmouth — a 5.92-square-mile community of 12,223. Long a regional shopping and highway hub, it is now in the middle of major change, with the former Monmouth Mall reborn as Monmouth Square and a share of the Fort Monmouth redevelopment within its borders. With a median near $485K, it offers affordability and convenience in the heart of the county."
Eatontown cross-shops with Tinton Falls, West Long Branch, Long Branch, and Ocean Township.
Town | Median | Population | Land Area |
|---|---|---|---|
Eatontown ★ | $485,000 | 12,223 | 5.92 mi² |
$530,000 | 19,181 | 15.47 mi² | |
$812,000 | 8,587 | 2.86 mi² | |
$725,000 | 31,667 | 5.07 mi² | |
$650,000 | 27,672 | 10.99 mi² |
★ Subject borough. Sources: Monmouth County government; U.S. Census. Eatontown population 12,223 (2020 census); 5.92 sq mi land at the commercial crossroads of central Monmouth County; a regional shopping and highway hub now undergoing major redevelopment, including the former Monmouth Mall reborn as Monmouth Square and a share of the Fort Monmouth area with Bell Works; served by the Eatontown Public Schools and Monmouth Regional High School, shared with Tinton Falls; a borough government; median sale price approximately $485,000. Comparison figures approximate. Verify property-specific pricing with The Prodigy Team before contract.
Value in a Pricey County. Eatontown is a way into eastern Monmouth at a price point that's increasingly hard to find this close to the shore.
Everything Is Close. The Parkway, the highways, the beaches, the train, and the county's biggest shopping all sit within minutes.
A Borough in Motion. Monmouth Square and the Bell Works corridor are turning Eatontown's commercial core into something new — a story buyers are watching.
Quiet Residential Pockets. Behind the highways, established neighborhoods like the Meadowbrook area offer settled, family-friendly streets.
Schools + Government. The Eatontown Public Schools and Monmouth Regional High School (shared with Tinton Falls) serve the borough under a borough government.
Around $485K — among the most attainable in eastern Monmouth. Larger homes run $650K-$900K+, the core market $450K-$650K, and townhomes and condos $300K-$450K.
The former Monmouth Mall is being redeveloped into Monmouth Square, a mixed-use district — one of the borough's biggest projects.
For its affordability, its central location near the Parkway, beaches, and train, and its ongoing redevelopment.
The Eatontown Public Schools (K-8), with high schoolers attending Monmouth Regional High School, shared with Tinton Falls.
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