Sold Twice
Houses that sold, then sold again within a year. Starting with Essex County, NJ: every flip in the last five years of recorded deeds. Filter by town and time; the numbers, charts and list all follow.
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Gross spread is not profit. It is the resale price minus the purchase price. It does not subtract renovation costs, commissions, the NJ realty transfer fee, financing or carrying costs.
What counts as a flip: a residential property (class 2) whose deed transferred twice within 365 days, both times for at least $25,000, with the resale recorded in the five years up to the latest state file. Re-sales within 14 days are left out as deed corrections, and so are purchases the assessor coded as family, related-party, partial-interest, partition, doubtful-title or nominal transfers.
Source: NJ Division of Taxation SR1A sales files, 2021 to 2026. Purchase type comes from the assessor's nonusable-sale code under N.J.A.C. 18:12-1.1. Listing links open the property on Zillow or Redfin; Street View links open Google Maps. No listing photos are reproduced here.