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    For homebuyers in Bergen County, here's a snapshot of properties sold for under $1 million between April 28 and May 4. Below are the top 10 properties in each area, chosen for their proximity to the desired price range and largest living spaces.

    Please note that these properties were recorded during the week of April 28, even if they may have been sold earlier.

    **Lyndhurst**

    1. $999,999 - A single-family residence at 128 Riverside Ave., built in 1975, offers 3,476 sqft of living space on a 10,620-sqft lot.

    2. $999,625 - A single-family home at 181 Blanche Ave., constructed in 1982, provides 2,530 sqft of living area on a 0.9-acre lot.

    **Harrington Park**

    1. $999,625 - A single-family home at 181 Blanche Ave., built in 1982, offers 2,530 sqft of living space on a 0.9-acre lot.

    2. $998,000 - A single-family residence at 619 Sargent Road, constructed in 1956, spans 2,119 sqft of living area on a 0.7-acre lot.

    **Paramus**

    1. $999,000 - A single-family home at 106 N. Farview Ave., built in 1935, provides 1,526 sqft of living space.

    2. $982,000 - A single-family residence at 656 Seagull Drive, constructed in 1995, offers 2,202 sqft of living area on a 6,534-sqft lot.

    **Glen Rock**

    1. $975,000 - A single-family residence at 770 Ackerman Ave., built in 1960, spans 1,594 sqft of living space on a 0.3-acre lot.

    2. $960,000 - A single-family home at 328 Crescent Ave., constructed in 1975, provides 2,088 sqft of living area on a 0.6-acre lot.

    **Wyckoff**

    1. $960,000 - A single-family residence at 558 Grant Terrace, built in 1923, offers 1,394 sqft of living space on a 7,427-sqft lot.

    2. $956,500 - A single-family home at 12 Yale Way, constructed in 2016, spans 2,620 sqft of living area on a 0.3-acre lot.

    **Franklin Lakes**

    1. $945,000 - A detached house at 752 Lawlins Road, built in 1978, provides 2,076 sqft of living space on a 1.1-acre lot.

    Real Estate Newswire is a service provided by United Robots, which uses machine learning to generate analysis of data from Propmix, an aggregator of national real-estate data.