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Area Highlights
A quick view of the most influential metrics in Tenafly.
Tenafly, NJ Market Snapshot (NJMLS)
Annual market stats for Tenafly from the NJMLS Statistics Report (all property types, Jan 1–Dec 31).
Town-level markets can vary year to year, so we show the latest year plus multi-year context.
Full Year 2025 (Jan 1–Dec 31)
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Homes Sold
154
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Average Sale Price
$1,707,691
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Average Days on Market
49
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Sale-to-Original-List (Sale/OLP)
101.70%
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Success Ratio
51.85%
Sold ÷ (Sold + Withdrawn + Expired)
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3-Year Avg Sale Price (2023–2025)
~$1.53M
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3-Year Avg DOM (2023–2025)
~45
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3-Year Avg Sale/OLP (2023–2025)
~100.18%
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Noteworthy 10-Year Trends (2016–2025)
- Higher price level: average sale price increased from $1.04M (2016) to $1.71M (2025), roughly a 65% rise over the decade.
- Consistently fast market: avg DOM improved from 90 days (2016) to 49 days (2025), with recent years often in the low-to-mid 40s.
- More competitive pricing outcomes: Sale/OLP moved from the low-to-mid 90% range (2016–2020) to ~99–102%+ in 2022–2025.
Market Insight
Tenafly’s sale-to-list strength reflects a market where well-positioned homes often trade close to (or above) the original asking price,
while the success ratio (Sold ÷ [Sold + Withdrawn + Expired]) captures how many listings ultimately convert to a closing.
It’s common to see Sale/OLP remain strong in competitive years even as the success ratio shifts based on withdrawals and expirations.
Tenafly NJMLS Annual Summary (2016–2025)
| Year | Homes Sold | Avg Sale Price | Avg DOM | Sale/OLP | Success Ratio |
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| 2025 | 154 | $1,707,691 | 49 | 101.70% | 51.85% |
| 2024 | 179 | $1,554,535 | 42 | 100.03% | 60.27% |
| 2023 | 174 | $1,329,168 | 44 | 98.81% | 72.08% |
| 2022 | 208 | $1,300,922 | 48 | 99.26% | 64.20% |
| 2021 | 282 | $1,158,079 | 57 | 97.42% | 57.61% |
| 2020 | 244 | $1,174,433 | 71 | 94.45% | 41.55% |
| 2019 | 199 | $983,088 | 76 | 92.10% | 33.41% |
| 2018 | 172 | $995,226 | 74 | 93.36% | 34.20% |
| 2017 | 236 | $998,527 | 79 | 94.18% | 44.04% |
| 2016 | 210 | $1,037,557 | 90 | 92.56% | 44.11% |
Source: NJMLS Statistics Report — Tenafly (0261), all property types/subtypes, Jan 1–Dec 31 each year.
Bergen County • Tenafly, New Jersey • ZIP 07670
Tenafly, NJ Area Guide
A practical overview for buyers comparing homes for sale in Tenafly, NJ—housing, schools, parks and preserves,
commuting context, and local resources (kept neutral and MLS-safe).
Tenafly (borough)
Bergen County
07670
Why buyers choose Tenafly
- Public school district footprint: four elementary schools (PK/K–5), one middle school (6–8), and one high school (9–12).
- Large park and preserve mix: major municipal parks plus multiple nature preserves and trail areas referenced by the borough.
- Community programming and events: seasonal events are commonly centered around major parks (examples: Independence Day at Roosevelt Common; concerts at Huyler Park).
- NYC access options: borough-posted commuter resources include bus service to Port Authority and guidance for ferry connections.
- Historic landmark: Tenafly Railroad Station is documented as a local historic asset and a former commuter rail station.
Note: School assignments, program availability, and transportation schedules can change—confirm directly with the district(s) and operators.
Tenafly real estate overview
Housing mix
Tenafly is primarily residential. Inventory commonly includes single-family homes, with additional options
that may include townhomes/condos and smaller multi-family properties depending on the street and zoning.
What to compare when touring
Lot layout, driveway/parking, interior flow, renovation scope, yard usability, and daily routing to schools,
parks, and commuting pickup points.
Neighborhood pockets to know
- Downtown / Huyler Park pocket: near the historic railroad station area and a borough-listed park that hosts seasonal programming.
- Riveredge Road / Roosevelt Common pocket: proximity to tennis courts (badge-based), walking paths, play areas, and a skate park area.
- Oak Avenue / Sunnyside Park pocket: near a renovated park with a perimeter walking path, play areas, and fields.
- Engle Street / Davis Johnson Park pocket: garden paths and reservable park area (permit-based) referenced for ceremonies/photos.
- Hudson Avenue / Tenafly Nature Center pocket: trail access and visitor center proximity for residents who prioritize outdoor routines.
These are practical “pockets,” not official neighborhood boundaries.
Parks & recreation (local names + how they’re used)
Major parks and communal spaces
- Davis Johnson Park & Gardens — corner of Engle Street and Westervelt Avenue; garden paths and gazebo; reservations for ceremonies/photos are handled via permit.
- Roosevelt Common — Riveredge Road; pond/monument area, walking paths, children’s play areas, tennis courts (badge-based), and a skate park area; also referenced by the borough as an Independence Day event location.
- Sunnyside Park — Oak Avenue; perimeter walking path, two play areas, and fields used for baseball/softball; the borough notes it can accommodate soccer fields in the fall.
- Huyler Park — downtown area next to the historic railroad station; used for a summer concert series and Memorial Day ceremonies; includes veterans memorials.
Neighborhood playgrounds
- Froggy Park — West Clinton Avenue & Foster Road; borough describes it as a play area for ages 2–5.
- Walnut Park — between Walnut Drive and Leonard Avenue; playground and open space.
- Griffin Park — within Roosevelt Common; borough references play equipment for ages 5–12 and notes the park was renovated for ADA accessibility (including accessible parking, pathways, and play equipment).
Preserves and trails
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Tenafly Nature Center (313 Hudson Avenue, Tenafly, NJ 07670) — open to the public year-round; the Nature Center references 7+ miles of trails
and daily trail hours (one hour after sunrise to one hour prior to sunset). Rules and restrictions (including no pets/bicycles) are posted online. - Lost Brook Preserve — borough-referenced woodland tract with nature trails; described as open to the public year round.
- Churchill Nature Preserve — Churchill Road; borough-referenced nature preserve with paths and bridges.
- Greenbrook Sanctuary — borough-referenced preserve area at the Palisades cliffs; the borough notes walking is restricted to marked paths and an annual membership fee applies.
Useful links (official)
Commuting context
- Bus to NYC (Port Authority): the borough posts options including Coach USA Rockland Coaches routes (20-20T; 14/14K/14ET weekdays; 9A/9W) and NJ TRANSIT route 166 (Tenafly Bus Shelter via Engle St.).
- Ferry connections: borough guidance references Port Imperial and Edgewater ferry landing options for Manhattan access (with NY Waterway as an information source).
- Historic rail landmark: Tenafly Railroad Station is documented as a historic site; a state historic program page notes the station closed in 1966.
- Best practice: test your commute during your typical departure/return windows and confirm current schedules before finalizing decisions.
FAQ: Tenafly, New Jersey
What county is Tenafly, NJ in?
Tenafly is in Bergen County, New Jersey.
What is the ZIP code for Tenafly, NJ?
Tenafly’s primary ZIP code is 07670.
What are the main parks and preserves in Tenafly?
Borough-listed outdoor anchors include Davis Johnson Park & Gardens, Roosevelt Common, Sunnyside Park, Huyler Park,
and multiple preserves such as Lost Brook Preserve and Churchill Nature Preserve. Tenafly Nature Center and Greenbrook Sanctuary are also referenced as local preserve/trail options.
Where is Tenafly Nature Center and what are the trail hours?
Tenafly Nature Center lists its address as 313 Hudson Avenue, Tenafly, NJ 07670. The Nature Center states trails are open daily
one hour after sunrise until one hour prior to sunset and references 7+ miles of trails. Review posted trail rules before visiting.
Does Roosevelt Common have tennis courts?
Yes. The borough describes tennis courts within Roosevelt Common that are available to residents with a tennis badge obtained from the Recreation Office.
How do residents commute to New York City from Tenafly?
The borough posts bus options to NYC Port Authority (including Coach USA Rockland Coaches routes and NJ TRANSIT 166), and also provides guidance for ferry connections via Port Imperial/Edgewater.
Always confirm schedules and pickup points directly with the operator.
Is the Tenafly Railroad Station still used for commuting?
A state historic program page describes Tenafly Railroad Station as a historic landmark and notes the station closed in 1966.
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