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Are buyers active in Atlantic City-Hammonton?
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Primpted Housing Analyst
Updated monthly · Data through August 2026 · v268
- Sold Score
- 62/100
- YoY Good Chance of Selling
- Pending ratio
- 0.45
- YoY contracts vs active
- Inventory YoY
- +0.0%
- YoY active listings
- Median DOM
- 61
- YoY days on market
- Price cuts
- 26.1%
- YoY of active listings
Buyer demand in Atlantic City-Hammonton is **actively shopping** as of August 2026. The pending ratio is 0.45 — that's contracts under negotiation versus the homes available to buy.
Homes take a median of 61 days to go under contract. Active inventory is +4.4% year over year, giving buyers more choice and slower-paced decisions. Sellers are responding: 26.1% of listings have cut price. Overall, the Primpted Sold Score for Atlantic City-Hammonton is 62/100 (Good Chance of Selling).
— Live indicators (August 2026): Sold Score: 62/100 (Good Chance of Selling) · Pending ratio: 0.45 · Inventory YoY: +4.4% · Median days on market: 61 · Sellers cutting price: 26.1% · Median listing price: $545,000 (-1.8% YoY)
Atlantic City-Hammonton snapshot
As of the latest 2026 data- Median listing
- $545K
- YoY -0.0%
- Active inventory
- 2,178
- YoY +0.0%
- Median DOM
- 61
- YoY +0.0%
- Pending ratio
- 0.45
- YoY -0.1%
- Price-reduced
- 14.8%
- YoY +0.0%
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Primpted Housing Analyst
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There is still some buyer interest in Atlantic City-Hammonton, but activity has slowed down a bit recently. The number of homes going under contract shows buyers are still out there, though fewer than before. Overall, homes are taking a bit longer to sell than they did a year ago.Prices in Atlantic City-Hammonton have seen some shifts. The typical home is listed at $545,000, which is slightly down from the previous month and also a bit lower than this time last year. However, the price per square foot has gone up significantly over the past year to $431, suggesting value appreciation for the space itself.There are 2,178 homes currently for sale, which is a bit more than there were a year ago. However, fewer new homes are coming onto the market compared to last year. This means buyers have more options now than they did a year ago, but the pipeline of new choices is shrinking.Homes are taking about 61 days to sell once they are listed, which is a little longer than a year ago. Also, 14.8% of homes have had their price reduced, indicating that some sellers are adjusting expectations to attract buyers.Right now, about 0.45 homes are going under contract for every active listing. This "pending ratio" is down from last year, meaning buyer activity has cooled off somewhat. It suggests that while buyers are still in the market, they might be taking more time or being more selective.For buyers, this could mean slightly more negotiation room and a little less urgency to make a decision compared to previous times. For sellers, pricing strategically and being patient are key.