Pretty much impossible to say based on the info at hand. There are dozens of different cultivars of flowering crabs and a good many with similar coloring.

It would help to see the habit/form of the entire tree and any fruit. The fruit is often the clincher :-)

Here are some additional pictures of it. There's also whiter version nearby that has some remaining fruits but this one doesn't seem to have any fruits on it. If you can recommend a similar color of crabapple tree that would be very appreciated.

PS: Growing in Northern NJ and took pics today.

Couldn’t dozens add up to hundreds?

with so many to choose from.. and so many alternatives to spring flowering trees.. why do you need more of this one ...???

ken

Malus floribunda would be a reasonably close match

That is a good suggestion, for one thing it has a history of being popular. Apart from it looking similar to your tree.

Malus floribunda looks just like it! Interesting. I'm interested in it because it's flowers are such a soft pink and last so long... much longer than cherry tree flowers which were stunning but short-lived. Unless I could find it really cheap somewhere I don't think I'll buy a crabapple tree. For fun I might try to root one of the branches of the pink one.