Overview
What Is Hi-Nella Like?
Hi-Nella covers well under a square mile and holds only a few hundred homes, which makes it one of the smallest municipalities in New Jersey. It was formed in 1929 and has kept a compact, neighborly identity ever since.
The borough is made up almost entirely of small, well-kept single-family homes on quiet streets off the White Horse Pike. Except for the small pike-front commercial strip, Hi-Nella is purely residential, which is exactly what many buyers are looking for: a safe, quiet, clean community next to everything.
Like many small boroughs, Hi-Nella wrinkles in size and stateliness are packed with practicality: low taxes for the area, a regional school answer down the road, and an everyday life that leans on neighbors, the park, and the easy commutes to Stratford, Lindenwold, and Philadelphia.
Neighborhoods
Hi-Nella Home Styles
Classic singles: Hi-Nella's homes are almost all modest mid-century single-family houses, capes and ranches, on tidy tree-block streets.
Quiet blocks: There are no big apartment buildings here: a small park, a couple of public facilities, and homes are the whole story.
Low turnover: Because the borough is small and stable, listings are rare. Buyers who know Hi-Nella wait for the right house and act fast when it appears.
Commute
Getting Around
Hi-Nella's position on the Pike makes it minutes from Lindenwold's PATCO station and the expressways that tie into Philadelphia and points south.
5-10 min
To Lindenwold PATCO station
20-25 min
To Center City Philadelphia
5 min
To the Atlantic City Expressway
Market Insights
The Hi-Nella Real Estate Market
Hi-Nella's market is small enough that the whole listing folded is often just a house or two. Prices track the adjacent Somerville and Stratford markets, and homes sell quickly when they arrive near fair value.
Market Snapshot
Hi-Nella Market Snapshot
A quick, directional read on today's market in Hi-Nella, so you know what to expect before you start your search.
Median Sale Price
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Days on Market
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Active Listings
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Hi-Nella is one of the smallest boroughs in Camden County, and Redfin, Zillow and Movoto don't publish separate market figures for it this cycle. With so few sales each month, pricing tracks the neighboring Somerdale and Stratford blocks, and expect to compete when a house lists.
Data as of September 21, 2026. Sources: Redfin, Zillow and Movoto. Refreshed on this run from live web data. Third-party trackers can differ from official MLS compilations. Treat these figures as directional.
Education
Schools in Hi-Nella
Hi-Nella has no school buildings of its own. Students attend the nearby district schools in Strather, and high schoolers go on to Sterling Regional High School in Somerdale, sharing a campus with families from the neighboring sending districts.
Local Life
Life in Hi-Nella
Life here is simple and walkable: the borough park hosts the community, the pike doorstep brings every errand close, and the train station is a short bike from the block.
Tidy & Green
Mature trees, neat lawns, and a small municipal park keep the borough's quiet streets inviting in every season.
The Pike at the Door
White Pike shopping, dining, groceries, and services sit on the borough's edge, with Marlton and Voorhees a straight shot away.
Small-Town, Close-Knit
Everyone knows everyone in Hi-Nella. It is the sharpest small-town simplicity left in the county's suburban ring.
Ready to Make Your Move in Hi-Nella?
Whether you are a buyer, seller, or just curious about Hi-Nella, I can help you navigate this tiny borough's market with confidence.
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