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Newly Built Dover Home Sold for $650,000, Reflecting Strong Morris County Market

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DOVER — A recently built home at 107 Oak Street sold for $650,000, surpassing its listing price of $629,900 and highlighting the continued demand for homes in Morris County. Constructed in 2024, the property offered modern design, energy efficiency, and the latest smart home features, making it highly attractive to buyers.

The home was listed by Christian Vega of Realty Executives Exceptional and was sold with the representation of Samuel John Burchill of Coldwell Banker Realty. With 2024 property taxes set at $3,005, the property provided new construction benefits at a competitive price.

The spacious living room of 107 Oak Street in Dover features modern finishes and an open layout, perfect for comfortable living.

Why 107 Oak Street Stood Out

Located in a quiet residential neighborhood, the home offered easy access to public transportation and major highways, including Interstate 80, Route 46, and Route 10. The Dover train station was also nearby, making it a great option for commuters looking for suburban living with urban accessibility.

As a newly built home, the property featured contemporary finishes, energy-efficient systems, and modern amenities, catering to buyers who preferred move-in-ready homes without the need for renovations. With demand for new homes outpacing supply in the region, properties like this sold quickly and at premium prices.

The sleek and modern bathroom at 107 Oak Street in Dover features stylish fixtures and contemporary design.

Morris County Real Estate Market Trends

The sale of 107 Oak Street reflected a larger trend in Morris County, where high demand and low inventory continued to drive home values upward. Many buyers initially focused on larger towns in the area expanded their search to Dover, Rockaway, and Wharton, where newer homes and competitive pricing made for attractive options.

Real estate professionals noted that Morris County remained one of the most desirable areas in North Jersey, with well-located homes often receiving multiple offers and selling above asking price.

Was It a Good Time to Buy or Sell?

With home values rising and mortgage rates fluctuating, buyers remained motivated to purchase before prices climbed further, while sellers benefited from strong demand and competitive bidding.

For those considering buying or selling in Morris County, working with a local real estate expert was key to navigating this fast-moving market.

Other recent home sales in Dover:

Street AddressSales Price
106 West Chrystal Street$480,000
48 South Highland Avenue$550,000
11 Livingston Avenue$590,000
15 Yale Street$450,000
11 Spruce Street$360,000
27 East Chrystal Street$460,000
70 Sammis Avenue$500,000
3 Audrey Place$575,000
250 Ann Street$900,000
14 Grace Street$670,000
18 New Street$400,000
28 Elizabeth Street$561,500
107 Oak Street$650,000
26 Liberty Street$400,000
11 North Linden Place$480,000
32 Summer Avenue$415,000
101 Harding Avenue$460,000
365 West Clinton Street$500,000
60 New Street$434,000
94 Baker Avenue$470,000
8 Lincoln Avenue$420,000
26 Parker Street$371,999
2 Hillcrest Avenue$515,000
42 Elena Place$590,000
210 Baker Street$520,000
68 Grant Street$320,000

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Frank Cahill
Frank Cahillhttps://www.frankcahill.com
Publisher of Parsippany Focus since 1989 and Morris Focus since January 1, 2019, both covering a wide range of events. Mr. Cahill serves as the Executive Board Member of the Parsippany Area Chamber of Commerce, Governor-Elect NJ District Kiwanis International and Chairman of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Economic Development Advisory Board.
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