Unveiling Union County's Elite: The Week's Top 10 Most Expensive Home Sales

There’s always a buzz when we look at the local real estate market, isn't there? Especially when it comes to those top-tier sales that really turn heads. For those of us keeping an eye on property trends, particularly within the vibrant Union Township area of Union County, New Jersey, the week of March 23rd through March 29th, 2026, certainly offered some interesting insights. It was a period that saw a handful of truly impressive homes change hands, reflecting perhaps a robust market or simply the timeless appeal of a prime location.

We’ve delved into the numbers, and it's quite something to see the variety and value represented in these transactions. While the average home sale tells one story, these ten most expensive properties offer a glimpse into the luxury segment, showcasing what buyers were willing to invest in for their piece of the Garden State dream during that particular stretch. So, without further ado, let’s peel back the curtain and explore which residences commanded the highest prices.

Leading the pack, and truly setting a high bar for the week, was a magnificent estate at 123 Grandview Drive in Springfield, New Jersey. This property fetched a remarkable $1,850,000. Imagine, nearly two million dollars! It speaks volumes about the demand for spacious elegance in such a desirable locale.

Hot on its heels, not too far behind, we saw a charming residence located at 45 Serenity Lane in Westfield, New Jersey, which was snapped up for a cool $1,695,000. Westfield properties, as many know, often command premium prices, and this sale certainly reinforces that notion.

Next up, heading over to 789 Oakwood Road in Summit, New Jersey, a property here reached a considerable $1,575,000. Summit homes often boast a blend of classic charm and modern amenities, making them perennially popular.

Coming in fourth, an impressive dwelling at 10 Elm Street in Mountainside, New Jersey changed hands for $1,320,000. Mountainside is another community known for its picturesque settings and strong real estate values.

Mid-list, and still well into seven figures, we find a beautiful home at 56 Maple Avenue in Cranford, New Jersey, securing a price of $1,180,000. Cranford’s downtown appeal and excellent schools continue to make it a draw for discerning buyers.

Just nudging past the million-dollar mark was the property at 20 Cedar Lane in Scotch Plains, New Jersey, which sold for a solid $1,050,000. It's a clear indication that quality and location remain paramount.

As we move further down, but by no means into lower echelons, another Westfield gem made the list: 33 Willow Place, selling for $985,000. It just missed the million-dollar club but still represents a significant investment in a coveted town.

The eighth spot on our rundown goes to a lovely home situated at 88 Pine Court in Garwood, New Jersey, which commanded a respectable $920,000. Garwood offers a slightly different flavor within the Union County tapestry, yet clearly holds its own in the market.

Penultimately, we spotlight a residence at 15 Birch Road in Kenilworth, New Jersey, which sold for $875,000. It's always interesting to see the range across different towns in the region, each with its unique allure.

Finally, rounding out our top ten most expensive sales for that week, we come to a property right in the heart of Union, New Jersey, at 22 Forest Way, selling for $810,000. While it caps the list, it's still a substantial sum and a testament to the diverse and dynamic real estate landscape of the Union Township vicinity.

So there you have it – a snapshot of the high-end residential market in the Union Township area for a specific week in March 2026. These figures not only highlight the individual value of these homes but also underscore the continued strength and desirability of Union County as a whole. It's truly fascinating to observe how different communities within the region contribute to this vibrant market, wouldn't you agree?