Asbury Park scores highest on scarcity right now — 86/100, from public records.
Sales through 2026-05-22 · listings as of 2026-05-29
A one-year baseline for each town — liquidity, scarcity, and affordability stress — built from public sales and listings. The property-level detail stays in Scout.
Latest public release · 2026-07-11
How cleanly homes in a town are trading, based on closed-sales depth, active inventory, and days on market.
How tight observable supply is relative to the size of the town's housing base.
How much local median-home ownership strains the median household income under a standard mortgage assumption.
Each town is scored from its own committed records: sales records run through dates between 2026-05-01 and 2026-05-29, and listing counts are as of 2026-05-29. Those dates differ slightly by town, so cross-town comparisons are close to — but not perfectly — contemporaneous.
Asbury Park scores highest on scarcity right now — 86/100, from public records.
Sales through 2026-05-22 · listings as of 2026-05-29
Avon-by-the-Sea scores highest on scarcity right now — 76/100, from public records.
Sales through 2026-05-22 · listings as of 2026-05-29
Belmar scores highest on scarcity right now — 90/100, from public records.
Sales through 2026-05-22 · listings as of 2026-05-29
Bradley Beach scores highest on scarcity right now — 89/100, from public records.
Sales through 2026-05-01 · listings as of 2026-05-29
Manasquan scores highest on liquidity right now — 89/100, from public records.
Sales through 2026-05-29 · listings as of 2026-05-29
Sea Girt scores highest on scarcity right now — 74/100, from public records.
Sales through 2026-05-15 · listings as of 2026-05-29