Homes for sale in Long Branch, NJ — current 07740 listings, median sale prices near $725K, Pier Village luxury oceanfront condos (with PILOT abatements), Long Branch NJ Transit station on the NJCL, and the city's historic Seven Presidents beachfront.
A historic oceanfront city with Pier Village and a train to NYC. Pier Village, the West End, and Elberon's grand homes — a revitalized shore city with a one-seat ride to New York.
Long Branch is one of the Jersey Shore's most storied and dynamic cities — a 5.07-square-mile oceanfront city of 31,667 residents (2020) with miles of beachfront, a celebrated history as a 19th-century resort, and a downtown reborn around Pier Village. From luxury oceanfront condos to historic Elberon estates and walkable West End, it offers the widest range of shore living anywhere in northern Monmouth.
The median sale runs near $725K, spanning oceanfront towers, classic beach homes, and more affordable inland neighborhoods. The Long Branch train station offers a direct one-seat ride to New York, Monmouth University sits just across the West Long Branch line, and the city is served by Long Branch Public Schools. Run under a city government, Long Branch blends true urban shore energy with genuine commuter convenience.
Long Branch draws buyers who want real oceanfront living with options at every price point and a direct train to New York. Its range — from Pier Village condos to Elberon estates to affordable inland blocks — makes it one of the shore's most flexible markets.
Pier Village's oceanfront shops, dining, and residences anchor a beachfront that runs the length of the city.
From luxury oceanfront towers to historic Elberon estates to affordable inland homes — few shore towns offer this breadth.
The Long Branch station offers a direct ride to New York Penn on the North Jersey Coast Line — beach living with a true commute.
A wide market from oceanfront towers to affordable inland homes.
Oceanfront condos at Pier Village and the beachfront towers, plus historic Elberon estates near the water.
Comparable to: Monmouth Beach, Deal entry.
Beach homes and condos in West End and near the beachfront — the heart of the city's market.
Comparable to: West Long Branch, Asbury Park upper.
Condos and homes in North Long Branch, Branchport, and inland neighborhoods — among the shore's more attainable entry points.
Comparable to: Asbury Park, Eatontown.
A large city of distinct, well-known sections:
The city's revitalized oceanfront centerpiece — luxury condos, shops, and dining right on the beach.
A walkable, vibrant neighborhood of restaurants, shops, and beach homes near the southern oceanfront.
The historic estate section in the south — grand homes and tree-lined streets with a storied resort past.
The northern neighborhoods toward the Shrewsbury River — more attainable homes and a strong local feel.
The reviving downtown and arts corridor along Broadway — a focus of the city's ongoing renaissance.
"Long Branch is one of the shore's most storied and dynamic cities — a 5.07-square-mile oceanfront city of 31,667 with miles of beachfront, a celebrated 19th-century resort history, and a downtown reborn around Pier Village. From luxury oceanfront condos to historic Elberon estates to attainable inland blocks, it offers the widest range of shore living in northern Monmouth, with a one-seat train to New York and a median near $725K."
Long Branch cross-shops with West Long Branch, Monmouth Beach, Asbury Park, and Deal.
Town | Median | Population | Land Area |
|---|---|---|---|
Long Branch ★ | $725,000 | 31,667 | 5.07 mi² |
$812,000 | 8,587 | 2.86 mi² | |
$1,290,000 | 3,174 | 1.04 mi² | |
$700,000 | 15,188 | 1.40 mi² | |
$2,830,000 | 900 | 1.16 mi² |
★ Subject city. Sources: Monmouth County government; U.S. Census. Long Branch population 31,667 (2020 census); 5.07 sq mi land on the northern Monmouth oceanfront; a historic resort city revitalized around Pier Village, with sections including West End, Elberon, North Long Branch, and the Broadway Arts District, and a North Jersey Coast Line station offering a one-seat ride to New York; served by Long Branch Public Schools; a city government; median sale price approximately $725,000. Comparison figures approximate. Verify property-specific pricing with The Prodigy Team before contract.
A City Reborn. Pier Village and the Broadway Arts District have driven a genuine renaissance, giving Long Branch energy that few shore towns can match.
Something at Every Price. The city spans oceanfront luxury, historic estates, and attainable inland homes — a rare breadth on the shore.
The Beach Is the Backbone. Miles of oceanfront and the boardwalk shape daily life, from West End mornings to Pier Village evenings.
Built for Commuters. A one-seat train to New York makes Long Branch a real option for those who want the beach without giving up the city.
Schools + Government. Long Branch Public Schools, a comprehensive K-12 district, serves the city under a city government.
Around $725K. Oceanfront and Elberon run $1.2M-$4M+, the core market $650K-$1.2M, and inland homes and condos $400K-$650K.
Its oceanfront and Pier Village, its history as a 19th-century resort, walkable West End, and historic Elberon estates.
Yes — the Long Branch station on the North Jersey Coast Line offers a direct one-seat ride to New York Penn Station.
Long Branch Public Schools, a comprehensive K-12 district that includes Long Branch High School.
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