Apartment$437,000
Montclair

71 homes and apartments for sale in Montclair, United States.
24 properties shown
Apartment$437,000
Montclair

$775,000
Montclair

$757,900
Montclair

$750,000
Montclair
Apartment$399,550
Montclair

$635,000
Montclair

$665,000
Montclair

$798,800
Montclair
Apartment$434,000
Montclair

$899,000
Montclair
Apartment$420,000
Montclair

$725,000
Montclair

$999,000
Montclair

$1,350,000
Montclair
Apartment$1,950,000
Montclair
Apartment$499,000
Montclair

$1,850,000
Montclair
Apartment$999,000
Montclair
Apartment$1,250,000
Montclair
Apartment$829,000
Montclair

$2,599,000
Montclair
Apartment$1,695,000
Montclair
Apartment$1,595,000
Montclair
Apartment$1,198,000
Montclair
Buyer's guide: Montclair
Montclair real estate is a suburban market about 20 km west of Manhattan, known for big older houses, tree-lined streets and a direct rail link to New York. Our 71 current listings carry a median asking price of €884,141. Half of all homes are four or more bedrooms, so this is largely a family market.
All numbers are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| What we measured | Result |
|---|---|
| Number of listings | 71 |
| Median asking price | €884,141 |
| Interquartile range | €581,083 to €1,117,468 |
| Median price per m² | €4,136 |
| Median size | 162 m² |
There are 41 houses and 30 apartments. Bedroom counts lean large: 24 listings have five or more bedrooms, 16 have four, 13 have three, 10 have two and 7 have one. The median size of 162 m² is well above the typical city flat.
Older Victorian, Tudor and Colonial houses make up much of the stock, so renovation and inspection matter. The national house and apartment pages show how this compares with other US markets.
The township has several NJ Transit stations on the Montclair-Boonton and Montclair Connection lines, giving commuters a train into Penn Station or Hoboken. It also has an arts scene, independent shops around Bloomfield Avenue and well-regarded public schools, which keep family demand steady. New Jersey is also known for high property taxes, which can add materially to annual costs.
For context, compare nearby markets such as Clifton, Newark, Jersey City, Hoboken and Fort Lee, or the wider New York market.
Ask for the latest tax bill, not just the seller's quoted figure, because reassessment after sale can raise it. Use a New Jersey attorney, arrange a home inspection and check for oil tanks and flood history. Foreign buyers can purchase freely, but financing for non-residents is stricter than for citizens.
Our financing guide for the United States and consultation page explain the steps, and the mortgage calculator helps size a loan.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price across 71 listings is €884,141. The central half of homes are priced from €581,083 to €1,117,468.
Houses make up 41 of the 71 listings and apartments 30. Large homes are common, with 24 listings offering five or more bedrooms.
NJ Transit trains serve the town, and many residents commute to Manhattan. Check the specific station and line for your target address, as service patterns differ.
New Jersey municipalities rely heavily on property tax, and bills can be large relative to home value. Always review the current tax figure and ask about possible reassessment before you buy.