Living in
Cherry Hill Mall.

This unincorporated community in Camden County has quietly become a solid middle-to-upper-middle-class place to plant roots, especially if you want suburban stability without complete isolation from the Philadelphia region. The median household income sits at $103,708, and home values around $341,000 reflect a neighborhood that skews toward established families—about half of households are married couples, and nearly 30% have kids under 18. The population has been steadily growing (up 4.5% since 2010), which speaks to people actually *choosing* to stay and new families moving in, not just churn.

Rent averages $2,132 a month if you're not ready to buy, which is pricey but reasonable for the area's job accessibility and school stability. The community is racially and ethnically diverse, with a meaningful Asian population (around 13% in recent counts) alongside the white majority, giving the neighborhood a genuinely mixed character reflected in local restaurants and community events. Nearly half the adult population holds a college degree, which shapes both the local job market and the cultural feel—think stable professional households rather than transient renters.

The 24-minute average commute is realistic for people working toward Philadelphia or staying local in Camden County, and a 5.7% unemployment rate suggests the job market isn't a major stress point. Weekends involve access to serious history and green space just 6 miles away: Independence National Historical Park, Gloria Dei Church, and the Kosciuszko Memorial are all close enough for day trips without feeling like you're commuting. The neighborhood itself is 100% urban (it's unincorporated but densely settled), so don't expect yards or rural quiet, but that also means walkability to the 57 local restaurants and shops.

The median age hovers around 40-41, so you're in a community that's neither retirement-heavy nor dominated by twenty-somethings—it's genuinely multigenerational, which creates real neighborhood stability.