The Jill Biggs Group · Hoboken, New Jersey
Hoboken Real Estate Market Report · September 2026
What happened in the Hoboken real estate market in September 2026?
Hoboken’s median home sold price was $999,500 in September 2026, a new high for the quarter. 55 homes closed in a median of 16 days, and 71% sold at or above asking price. With about 3.0 months of supply, Hoboken remains a seller-leaning market.
September 2026 Snapshot
Hoboken Housing Market Statistics: September 2026
September extended Hoboken’s steady run. The median sold price ticked up about 1% from August to just shy of $1 million, demand stayed strong, and better than 7 in 10 homes still closed at or above asking. Homes did take a bit longer to sell than they did at midsummer, an early sign the market is settling into a more balanced fall rhythm.
The takeaway: Hoboken homes are still selling quickly and, on average, for slightly more than asking price. The median held near the $1 million mark and 71% of closings landed at or above list, so even with a longer median time on market, September stayed a firm, seller-leaning month.
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- Still seller-leaning
- 71% sold at or above asking price
- Avg. list-to-sale ratio: 101.3%
- About 3.0 months of active supply
- September 2026: $999,500
- August 2026: $990,000 · July 2026: $955,000
- Median $/sqft: $968
- Up about 1% from August
- 167 active listings at month end
- Median asking price: $899,000
- Supply: ~3.0 months (seller’s territory)
- 2BR condos lead at 66 listings
- 55 closings in September
- 51 of 55 were condos
- The Jill Biggs Group closed 5 of them
- Top JBG sale: 720 Clinton St #204 at $1.61M
The Trend
Hoboken Home Price Trends (July to September 2026)
Prices climbed steadily through the quarter, rising from $955,000 in July to a new high of $999,500 in September, while the share of over-asking sales held firm in the low 70s. The one shift worth noting is pace: the median time on market stretched from 11 days in July and August to 16 in September, the clearest early sign of a market easing into fall. Prices kept their footing even so, with national mortgage rates still hovering in the mid-6% range.
The median rose about 1% from August to $999,500 while days on market stretched from 11 to 16. With 167 active listings, about 3.0 months of supply, buyers have the most breathing room they’ve had in months, yet 71% of homes still sold at or above asking.
September’s Featured Sales
Recent Jill Biggs Group Home Sales in Hoboken
The Jill Biggs Group closed 5 Hoboken home sales in September, roughly one in eleven of the city’s 55 closings. A look at the month’s deals:
The Volume Engine
What Types of Homes Sold in Hoboken This Month?
Condominiums accounted for 51 of September’s 55 closings. The rest were a mix of multi-family and single-family homes: one one-family house, two two-family homes, and one three-to-four-family building. Hoboken’s bread and butter remains its condo market, and that concentration is a big part of why the city prices and sells as consistently as it does.
Active Inventory
Homes for Sale in Hoboken Right Now
As of the end of September, 167 homes were active on the market in Hoboken, with a median list price of $899,000, below September’s median sold price and pointing to a healthy range of options across price points. At the current pace of sales, that’s roughly 3.0 months of supply, still favoring sellers but the most breathing room buyers have had in months.
Inventory leans heavily toward condos, with 66 two-bedroom and 55 one-bedroom units leading the way, alongside 19 three-bedroom homes of all types for larger households. Much of that supply is fresh: about two-thirds of the active listings came on the market during September, which helps explain why buyers suddenly have more to choose from.
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