Hoboken Real Estate Market Report — June 2026
Hoboken’s median home sold price was $1,150,000 in June 2026, with homes selling in a median of just 8 days and 68% closing at or above asking price — one of the fastest, most competitive months of the quarter. New to the area? Get to know the neighborhood on our Hoboken Community page.
- Firmly seller — 8-day median DOM
- 68% of homes sold at or above asking
- Avg. list-to-sale ratio: 100.6%
- 2.3 months of supply (below 4–6 month neutral)
- June 2026: $1,150,000
- May 2026: $1,102,000
- April 2026: $1,120,000
- Q2 range: $1.10M – $1.15M (tight, stable)
- 147 active listings as of June 30
- Median asking price: $950,000
- Supply: ~2.3 months at current pace
- 55 two-bedroom condos · 29 one-bedroom condos
- 63 closings in June · 58 were condos
- Median price per sq ft: $1,000
- Top sale: 636 Hudson St at $3.9M
- Four notable Jill Biggs Group sales above $2.9M
The Numbers at a Glance
June kept Hoboken’s momentum going. Buyers stayed active, well-priced homes moved quickly, and sellers who priced smart were rewarded — 7 in 10 homes sold at or above asking.
A Quarter in Motion
Prices have moved within a tight, consistent band all quarter — a sign of a stable market rather than a volatile one. June’s price held firm even as the share of over-asking sales eased slightly from the spring.
This Quarter’s Notable Jill Biggs’ Sales
Four of The Jill Biggs Group’s notable closings this quarter exceeded $2.9M. The top sale — 636 Hudson Street — closed at $3.9M, with three more sales rounding out a strong quarter at the luxury end of the market.
Condos Led the Way
Condominiums accounted for 59 of June’s 63 closings — Hoboken’s bread and butter continues to be its condo market. One-family homes and a single retail sale rounded out the month, but the data is clear: condos are where the volume is, and where buyers are competing hardest.
94% of June’s closings were condominiums. In a city where brownstone conversions and elevator buildings define the housing stock, that number is not a surprise — but it does reinforce where pricing competition is most intense, and where sellers have the most leverage right now.
What’s Currently on the Market
As of the end of June, 147 homes were active in Hoboken with a median list price of $950,000 — below June’s median sold price, reflecting a healthy mix of price points. At the current pace of sales, that’s roughly 2.3 months of supply, still favoring sellers but giving buyers more breathing room than earlier in the year.
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