Monroe Township, NJ

Monroe Township: the 55+ capital of Central Jersey. And more.

No town in this part of New Jersey has more adult-community choices. Concordia, Greenbriar at Whittingham, Stonebridge, Regency - each has its own HOA math, its own feel and its own resale patterns.

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Four things to compare.

The full comparison

14 communities. Find your fit.

Typical asking-price bands are a starting point, not a quote. Prices and HOA fees change. Before you offer, I check current numbers for the specific home and what its HOA covers.

COMMUNITY 01Houses, attached homes and condos

Rossmoor Village

1965-1991 · about 2,300 homes

$200s-$400s

Gated; golf course on 104 acres; ballroom, library and hobby rooms. The big, established choice.

COMMUNITY 02Houses, attached homes and condos

Clearbrook

1972-1993 · about 2,000 homes

$200s-$400s

Two clubhouses, including a 25,000 sq ft main clubhouse; golf available with separate membership. Big community feel, broad price ladder.

COMMUNITY 03Houses, attached homes and condos

Concordia

1982-2000 · about 1,750 homes

$200s-$500s

18-hole golf course, clubhouse and cafe. Wide mix of home types at the accessible end of Monroe.

COMMUNITY 04Attached homes

Whittingham

1986-1994 · about 400 homes

$300s-$400s

Shares the Greenbriar at Whittingham clubhouse and golf, but has its own HOA. Smaller and quieter than its big sibling.

COMMUNITY 05Houses and attached homes

Greenbriar at Whittingham

1995-2001 · about 1,200 homes

$300s-$600s

Golf, a busy clubhouse and a full activity calendar. One of the best-known names in Monroe 55+.

COMMUNITY 06Houses and attached homes

The Ponds

1994-1999 · about 575 homes

$300s-$500s

Clubhouse with indoor pool and aerobics studio, set around the water. Mid-size, settled, easy to navigate.

COMMUNITY 07Houses

Renaissance at Monroe

2004-2010 · about 350 homes

$400s-$700s

Clubhouse, library and cafe. Newer and smaller - a middle step between the big legacy communities and the luxury end.

COMMUNITY 08Houses

Renaissance at Cranbury Crossing

2004-2011 · about 180 homes

$400s-$700s

The smallest Renaissance - intimate, newer construction, same clubhouse-style living on a small scale.

COMMUNITY 09Houses and attached homes

Stonebridge

2006-2018 · about 950 homes

$500s-$800s

Indoor pool with a glass ceiling; walking and biking paths along the pond. Newer feel, strong amenity package.

COMMUNITY 10Houses

Regency at Monroe

2001-2020 · about 1,200 homes

$600s-$1M+

Gated; 9-hole Arnold Palmer golf course and an award-winning clubhouse with spa facilities. The luxury end of Monroe 55+.

COMMUNITY 11Houses and attached homes

Venue at Monroe

2019-present · about 590 homes planned

$500s-$700s

New construction by Lennar. Modern floor plans and a new amenity center - the pick for buyers who want brand new.

COMMUNITY 12Single-family houses, several models

Four Seasons at Monroe

Recent construction by K. Hovnanian

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Gated with 24-hour security and a 5,500 sq ft clubhouse. Resort-style and low-maintenance.

COMMUNITY 13Houses

Encore at Monroe

Newer construction

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Gated, smaller scale, modern homes. One of the newer names in town.

COMMUNITY 14Townhouses

The Gables at Monroe

Recent construction · 71 townhomes

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Just 71 townhomes with a lifestyle center. The most intimate option in Monroe.

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  • Work I already do. Buying and selling in Monroe's adult communities is a regular part of my business.
  • Your pace. These moves involve families. Nobody gets rushed.
Selling

Selling in Monroe.

Two markets, two different comps:

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  • Community-level comps. Priced from your community or street, not a township average.
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