Dayton Center

Homes in Dayton Center date to the 1975 to 1983 period and take the form of townhouses and twin or semi-detached units. Floor plans run two to three bedrooms and roughly 1,375 to 1,670 square feet, a practical size for buyers who want low-maintenance attached living without stepping up to a detached home. Its setting in the Dayton section places it in an established, walkable pocket of the township.

Pricing reflects the mid-market position. Recent closings have clustered near a median of $565,000, with the range running from about $475,000 to $636,000. The lower end generally captures the smaller two-bedroom layouts, while the upper end reflects larger three-bedroom units and homes that have been updated. That spread gives buyers options across a meaningful price band within a single community.

The broader location supports the appeal. South Brunswick sits along the Route 1 corridor near the New Jersey Turnpike at Exit 8A, roughly midway between Princeton and New Brunswick, with strong commuter and New York City access. The township's diverse population, large South Asian and East Asian communities, and well-regarded schools make attached communities like Dayton Center a steady draw for buyers seeking value in a strong district.