Edison Township (often referred to as Edison) is a large suburban/urban township with strong residential appeal, business parks, and good transit into New York City and other parts of New Jersey. It includes neighborhoods like Metuchen border, Oak Tree, and the Edison–Middlesex intersection with Route 1. The housing mix is largely suburban single-family homes, split-level and ranch style homes from the latter 20th century, newer subdivisions, townhouses and some large homes. There’s less of the dense urban row-house fabric of a city like Newark and more of a comfortable suburban character—though still with high density compared to rural areas. Zillow lists average home value around $626,737 (up ~4%). The average home value is around $626,737 (up ~4%). The median listing price is approximately $598,900. For building a home in Edison, lots are available though more expensive than outer suburbs; one might expect total costs (land + construction) easily in the mid-$600K+ range for a modest single-family new build depending on location and finish. Edison is about 30–35 miles from Manhattan, making it a strong commuter suburb.
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Edison Township (often referred to as Edison) is a large suburban/urban township with strong residential appeal, business parks, and good transit into New York City and other parts of New Jersey. It includes neighborhoods like Metuchen border, Oak Tree, and the Edison–Middlesex intersection with Route 1. The housing mix is largely suburban single-family homes, split-level and ranch style homes from the latter 20th century, newer subdivisions, townhouses and some large homes. There’s less of the dense urban row-house fabric of a city like Newark and more of a comfortable suburban character—though still with high density compared to rural areas. Zillow lists average home value around $626,737 (up ~4%). The average home value is around $626,737 (up ~4%). The median listing price is approximately $598,900. For building a home in Edison, lots are available though more expensive than outer suburbs; one might expect total costs (land + construction) easily in the mid-$600K+ range for a modest single-family new build depending on location and finish. Edison is about 30–35 miles from Manhattan, making it a strong commuter suburb.