Typical home value
No current home-value index or recent qualifying sale-price median is available.
Hi-Nella
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Housing market
Figures & sourcesTypical market rent
No current market-rent index available; survey rents are not asking rents.
40.5% Owner-occupiedRented 59.5%
Occupied homes · Census ACSACS. American Community Survey: the Census Bureau’s rolling survey. Figures here are five-year estimates, so “2023” means the survey years 2019–2023, not a count taken that year. 2020–2024 · 90% margin: ± 13.7 points
What it costs per month
No monthly cost is worked out for Hi-Nella. Zillow publishes no home value here, and there are too few recent qualifying sales to stand a purchase price on. The owner-reported value in the tables is a survey five years old, too old to price a mortgage on.
About this place
Housing profile
Typical household incomeTypical household income. The income of the household in the middle: half of households here earn more, half less. From the Census Bureau’s survey, pooled over five years. Before tax, per year; survey years 2020–2024.Kind of figure: Survey estimate
$72,500± $15,402
lower than most · 391–548 of 562 municipalities
Renters spending over 30%Renters spending over 30%. The share of renting households spending more than 30% of their income on rent and utilities. From the Census survey for 2020–2024; not the share of all households.Kind of figure: Survey estimate
74.7%± 15.3 points
hard to tell from most · 297–563 of 563 municipalities
Typical home builtTypical home built. The median year one- to four-family homes here were built, among those New Jersey’s property tax records (MOD-IV) give a year for.Kind of figure: Administrative records
1951
older than most · 392 of 562 municipalities
More about the housing here
Median lotMedian lot. The median lot size of one- to four-family homes here, from the property tax records (MOD-IV). An acre is 43,560 square feet.Kind of figure: Administrative records
0.22 acres
near the middle · 312 of 561 municipalities
Households that ownHouseholds that own. The share of occupied homes lived in by their owners rather than rented out, from the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey five-year estimate.Kind of figure: Survey estimate
40.5%± 13.7 points
fewer than most · 469–553 of 564 municipalities
Apartment buildingsApartment buildings. Apartment buildings as a share of the residential properties on the tax roll — one- to four-family homes and apartment buildings. It counts buildings, not homes: a 200-unit building counts once.Kind of figure: Administrative records
2.4%
more than most · 31 of 564 municipalities
Homes standing emptyHomes standing empty. The share of all homes standing empty, including holiday homes and homes for sale or rent.Kind of figure: Survey estimate
7.0%± 6.1 points
hard to tell from most · 63–535 of 564 municipalities
Net homes added per 100 · 2021Net homes added per 100 · 2021. Homes finished minus homes demolished in the year, per 100 existing homes. Uses NJ construction-office reports and the Census housing-unit estimate ending that year. Covers only towns that reported both; a missing report is not zero. A negative value means demolitions exceeded completions. The underlying tables use per 1,000; this banner divides the value and its margin by 10, keeping the same rank.Kind of figure: Calculated here
0.00no sampling error
hard to tell from most · 307–448 of 557 municipalities
Ranked measures
All measures →Where Hi-Nella ranks among the highest or lowest New Jersey municipalities (the outer 5%, or three at either end). A rank scale, not a value scale; bands include ties and 90% survey rank ranges.
Local stories
Prices & paychecks
$262,000 owner-reported home value
Survey values—not current asking prices.
Census ACS · 2020–2024
The homes that sold
Local records unavailable
Coverage limited · no substitute data.
Coverage limited · No matching period
Housing cost burden
100% of renters in the lowest income band are cost-burdened
Up to 30% of HUD area family income · survey estimate.
HUD CHAS · Census ACS · 2018–2022
Buyer financing
Local records unavailable
Coverage limited · no substitute data.
Coverage limited · No matching period
Building & demolition
Local records unavailable
Coverage limited · no substitute data.
Coverage limited · No matching period
County arrivals & departures
Camden County: 190 more tax returns leaving
County context—not town-level moves.
IRS migration · County context · 2022–2023
Getting around
29-minute average commute
One-way mean—not your route.
Census ACS · 2020–2024
Where students go
25% of K–12 students who live here attend a private school
Where students live—charter and vocational schools count as public.
Census ACS · 2020–2024
Water you can check
0 of 1 water systems with past health-based violations
System history—not today’s tap water.
EPA / NJDEP · 2021–2025
Flood exposure & claims
0.0% of homes in FEMA’s 1%-a-year flood zone
Mapped homes—not an address-specific risk assessment.
FEMA NFHL / NJDEP · Map copy 2026 · 2020 homes
Sites & cleanup
0 site cleanups open in NJDEP’s records
Site records—not a property’s exposure or safety.
NJDEP site records · 2026 record snapshot
Power & reliability
2 electricity providers with outage records
Utility-wide—not this town’s outage record.
EIA-861 · Utility-wide · 2025
Health in context
Camden County: health in context
County estimates—not measurements of this town.
CDC PLACES · 2023 basis · 2025 release
Internet availability
0.0% of mapped locations have a fiber offer
Mapped locations—not households or measured speeds.
FCC provider reports · 2025-12-31 · revised 2026-10-13
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