New Jersey farmland sales 2026

New Jersey farmland has sold for a median of $12,688 an acre: 187 bare farmland sales of 20 acres or more, Jul 1, 2024 to Jun 30, 2026 (middle half $6,796 to $32,398).

Source: New Jersey Division of Taxation, SR-1A deed abstracts with acres from the MOD-IV 2026 assessment list, farm lots (classes 3A and 3B), read Oct 29, 2026.

747 recorded sales in the last 12 months, any size, across 20 counties. Each county page lists every one.

All states together: the September 2026 update, with the biggest buyers and unusual prices.

New Jersey farmland sales by county

Market middle: bare farmland sales of 20 acres or more, Jul 1, 2024 to Jun 30, 2026. Withheld under 5 sales.
CountySales, last 12 monthsMarket middle, $ an acre
Atlantic County28$8,383
Bergen County0Too few sales
Burlington County60$8,473
Camden County6Too few sales
Cape May County4Too few sales
Cumberland County78$8,182
Essex County0Too few sales
Gloucester County64$14,230
Hunterdon County112$8,249
Mercer County16$17,123
Middlesex County31$61,556
Monmouth County69$37,064
Morris County30$26,550
Ocean County8Too few sales
Passaic County6Too few sales
Salem County72$6,693
Somerset County40$65,824
Sussex County62$7,848
Union County0Too few sales
Warren County61$8,478

Newest New Jersey sales, 10 acres or more

CountyDateAcresPrice$ an acre
Cumberland CountyJun 30, 202620.8$195,000$9,380
Sussex CountyJun 30, 202643.5$1,081,663$24,894
Cumberland CountyJun 30, 202684.7$775,000$9,155
Hunterdon CountyJun 30, 202692.1$724,470$7,869
Cumberland CountyJun 29, 202621.2$350,000$16,494
Mercer CountyJun 29, 202685.4$1,500,000$17,573
Cumberland CountyJun 26, 202611.4$575,000$50,262
Sussex CountyJun 26, 202623.9$970,000$40,620
Sussex CountyJun 25, 202613$1,625,000$125,000
Monmouth CountyJun 24, 202620.5$1

Every New Jersey farm sale on a map

Every price here is a recorded sale: what the state's transfer record says was paid once the sale closed. Auction sales count once recorded. Asking prices and auction bids that did not close are never shown.

Sources and terms

Every state

A sale is listed when it carries a price and acres and a whole interest changed hands in a normal sale: gifts, family and related-party sales, quit claims, foreclosures and the like are left out, the same rule as Field Scout and the Farmland Atlas. Township and town are where the state places the sale; no parcel is pinned. None of this is an appraisal.

Names

New Jersey sales carry no buyer or seller names in the state's file; the deed at the county has them.

New Jersey

New Jersey Division of Taxation, SR-1A deed abstracts with acres from the MOD-IV 2026 assessment list, farm lots (classes 3A and 3B), read Oct 29, 2026. A farm sale is a deed whose lot is classed farm, either the farmhouse lot or farmland-assessed land; acres are today's lot on the 2026 assessment list, which may not be the lot as it sold, and a deed whose lot is not on the list has no acres and is kept out of the middle. Left out: gifts and family sales, sales between related companies, part interests, tax liens, sheriff, bankruptcy and short sales, quit claims, government and charity transfers, deeds tied to a foreclosure, exchanges, token-price sales and sales that were not between a willing buyer and seller. The state's file names no buyer or seller.

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