Why Vineland, NJ?
Vineland is the largest city in NJ by area at 69 square miles — larger than Manhattan and Hoboken combined. Charles Landis founded Vineland in 1861 as a planned agricultural community and it was here that Thomas Welch invented pasteurized grape juice in 1869. The Landis Avenue commercial district runs for over a mile. Italian-American and Mexican heritage define the cultural landscape. Wineries along Route 55 continue the grape tradition. At $270K with 7.8% appreciation, Vineland is Cumberland County's commercial engine and its most populated municipality.
Vineland Real Estate Market in 2026
Vineland homes sell in 20 days at a $270K median. Wide range from $150K fixer uppers to $500K newer construction. The enormous geographic size means neighborhoods vary dramatically in character and price.
Best Neighborhoods in Vineland
3 distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character and price range
Landis Avenue Area
$225,000 to $375,000Near the main commercial district. Mix of residential styles. Walk to shops and restaurants.
South Vineland
$200,000 to $350,000More residential. Near Route 55 access. Mix of older and newer homes.
North Vineland
$275,000 to $450,000Newer development areas. Larger lots. More suburban character.
Commuting from Vineland to NYC
Source: NJ Transit schedules, June 2026. Peak hour commute times.
Walkability and Livability in Vineland
How easy is it to live car-free or car-light in Vineland?
Vineland Schools and Ratings
Vineland Public Schools. Vineland HS (North and South). Large district serving 10,000 plus students.
Source: NCES CCD 2023 to 2024, NJDOE NJSLA 2024 to 2025
Solve D'Ippolito Elementary School
Vineland Public Charter School
Anthony Rossi Elementary School
Pauline J. Petway Elementary School
Johnstone Elementary School
Dane Barse Elementary School
John H. Winslow Elementary School
Compass Academy Charter School
Vineland vs Neighboring Towns: Cost Comparison
Where to Eat in Vineland
Landis Avenue
Filomena Cucina Italiana (Italian institution), Mexican restaurants reflecting the growing Hispanic community, Chestnut Avenue Diner. Winery restaurants along Route 55 including Bellview Winery.
Wineries
Bellview Winery, Willow Creek Winery, and others continue the grape tradition Welch started. Tasting rooms and events.
Parks and Recreation in Vineland
Vineland Public Library Park
City park with recreation.
Giampietro Park
Sports complex with fields and community facilities.
New Development and Growth in Vineland
History of Vineland, NJ
Founded in 1861 by Charles Landis as a planned agricultural community.
Thomas Welch invented pasteurized grape juice in Vineland in 1869 — the foundation of Welch's Grape Juice.
Vineland is 69 square miles — the largest city by area in NJ.
The Italian-American community has deep roots here dating to the late 1800s.
Safety in Vineland
Vineland is a mid-size city. Some areas have higher crime rates. Neighborhoods vary significantly.
Notable Residents
Annual Events and Festivals
Frequently Asked Questions About Vineland, NJ
What is the median home price in Vineland, NJ?
The median home price is $270,000 as of 2026, with 7.8% year-over-year appreciation. Average $170/sqft, selling in 20 days.
How long is the commute from Vineland to NYC?
55 minutes via NJ Transit from on the Drive to AC Expressway. Transfer required.
What are property taxes in Vineland, NJ?
Tax rate is 2.67%. Average homeowner pays $5,234/year. At the median price of $270,000, expect about $7,209/year.
What are the best neighborhoods in Vineland?
Landis Avenue Area ($225,000 to $375,000). South Vineland ($200,000 to $350,000). North Vineland ($275,000 to $450,000). See the full guide above for all 3 neighborhoods.
Is Vineland safe?
Vineland is a mid-size city. Some areas have higher crime rates. Neighborhoods vary significantly.
How walkable is Vineland, NJ?
Walk Score of 42, rated "Car-Dependent." Median income $52,000, median age 37.4. 35% renter-occupied.
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