Camden County · Collingswood, NJ

Collingswood, NJ Homes for Sale

A walkable downtown, a Saturday farmers' market and the PATCO Speedline to Philadelphia, with local guidance from Jerry Mac of Keller Williams Realty, helping South Jersey buyers and sellers for 23 years.

1888borough incorporated
5 milesfrom Center City Philadelphia
14,186residents (2020 census)
130+five-star reviews for Jerry Mac

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Collingswood sits right next to some of Camden County's most popular towns. Here is where buyers often look next.

Main Street meets the train

Haddon Avenue is the heart of Collingswood, lined with restaurants covering a wide range of cuisines. The town began as a dry town, so many restaurants are BYOB, and diners bring their own wine or beer.

The PATCO Speedline station puts Camden and Center City Philadelphia on an elevated rail line, and the Saturday farmers' market sets up right alongside it. Collingswood is about five miles from Center City, which is why commuters and city-lovers keep coming here.

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What makes it special

  • Walkable downtown. Restaurants, shops, galleries and the train, all within a short walk of many homes.
  • Easy to commute. PATCO Speedline to Philadelphia, plus U.S. Routes 30 and 130 for drivers.
  • Real character. Mostly older, established homes on tree-lined streets, with a median age of about 100 years.
  • Own school district. Collingswood Public Schools serves pre-K through grade 12 in nine schools.

Things to do in Collingswood

There is something happening all year, and most of it is on foot.

SaturdaysFarmers' market, 8 AM to noon, May through Thanksgiving, between Collings and Irvin Avenues
100+ bandsplay Collingswood Porchfest every September
1979year the borough's May Fair began, held every Memorial Day weekend
  • Farmers' market. Seasonal and organic produce, meats, eggs, cheeses, baked goods, flowers and more, with free parking at the PATCO station and the LumberYard Garage.
  • Clover Market. A seasonal open-air market with 100+ vendors selling antiques, vintage finds, handmade goods and art, plus food trucks and live music.
  • 2nd Saturdays. Monthly art exhibitions at galleries, shops and restaurants along Haddon Avenue.
  • Collingswood Book Festival. An annual event that has welcomed well-known authors.
  • Scottish Rite Auditorium. Built in 1930, it hosts local theater and has welcomed national acts including Ben Folds and The Beach Boys.
  • Knight Park. Green space across from Collingswood High School, donated to the town in 1888 by Edward Collings Knight.

A little history

  • 1682. Quakers from England and Ireland begin settling along Newton Creek and the Cooper River.
  • 1707. The Stokes-Lee mansion on Lees Avenue is built, one of the oldest houses in Camden County.
  • 1888. Collingswood becomes a borough, named for the Collings family who farmed the area for generations.
  • 1917. The borough adopts its commission form of government, which it still uses.

Why people love it

Collingswood gives you a small-town feel with the city close by. You can walk to dinner, pick up produce on Saturday morning and ride the train into Philadelphia without ever taking out the car keys.

Collingswood market snapshot

A fast, competitive market. Here is what the past 12 months looked like, straight from Bright MLS.

166homes sold in 12 months
$450,000median sold price
12 daysmedian days on market
100.5%median sale-to-list price (average 101.8%)
30homes for sale (+5 pending, +1 coming soon)
$434,450median list price of active homes

The typical home that sold was a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home of about 1,500 square feet, built around 1924. Most sold between about $375,000 and $625,000, and more than half of homes sold above asking. Source: Bright MLS, Collingswood Boro MLS area, residential sales, as of October 19, 2026. Figures are rounded, change daily and are deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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Living in Collingswood, NJ

Collingswood is a lively Camden County borough of about 14,200 residents, known for its walkable downtown and restaurant scene. It was incorporated in 1888 and named for the Collings family, who farmed the area in the 1700s and 1800s.

Downtown Haddon Avenue

Haddon Avenue is the heart of town, known for its many restaurants covering a wide range of cuisines. From May through November, a popular farmers market runs under the PATCO line, and the annual May Fair on Memorial Day weekend has been a tradition since 1979.

Schools

Collingswood Public Schools serves pre-K through 12th grade, with Collingswood High School also serving students from neighboring Oaklyn.

Getting Around

Collingswood has its own PATCO Speedline station, making it one of the easiest South Jersey towns to commute to Philadelphia from.

Homes and Parks

You'll find many older and historic homes here, and Knight Park and the Cooper River, which forms the northern border, give residents plenty of green space.

Buying or Selling in Collingswood?

Thinking about selling? Get your free Collingswood home value report. Buying? Browse the Collingswood listings below, or call or text me, Jerry Mac, at 856.220.1874. I've helped South Jersey buyers and sellers for 23 years.

Nearby towns: Haddonfield, Cherry Hill, Audubon and Haddon Heights.

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