The Jill Biggs Group · Union City, New Jersey
Union City Real Estate Market Report · July 2026
What happened in Union City this July?
The median home sold price was $525,000, with homes selling in a median of 24 days and 53% of closings landing at or above asking price. It was a steady, well-balanced summer market. New to the area? Get to know the neighborhood on our Union City Community page, or check out our guide to Things to Do in Union City.
- Steady, well-balanced summer market
- 53% sold at or above asking price
- Avg. list-to-sale ratio: 99.9%
- About 8.1 months of active supply
- July 2026: $525,000
- June 2026: $510,000 · May 2026: $530,000
- Condo median: $512,500
- Multi-family median: ~$903,000
- 121 active listings as of July 31
- Median asking price: $549,000
- Supply: ~8.1 months (buyer’s territory)
- 60 condos · 26 co-ops · 33 multi-family
- 15 closings in July citywide
- 8 condos · 3 co-ops · 4 multi-family
- JBG represented buyers on 3 closings
- Top sale: $1.51M condo at 305 Manhattan Ave
July 2026 Snapshot
The Numbers at a Glance
July’s median sold price of $525,000 edged up from June’s $510,000, and homes continued to sell right around asking price on average. More than half of the month’s closings landed at or above the original list price, a sign that accurately priced homes are still finding ready buyers.
The Trend
A Quarter in Motion
Prices have held in a tight band through the early summer, moving only modestly month to month, a sign of stability rather than volatility. July’s slightly longer days on market reflects a broader mix of listings coming to market, including higher-priced multi-family homes that typically take a bit longer to sell.
A Market Built on Multi-Family
Three Markets, One City
Union City’s inventory tells a different story than its neighbors. Condos, co-ops, and multi-family investment properties each move at their own pace and price point.
Our Numbers
Jill Biggs Group Notable Sales
The Jill Biggs Group represented buyers on three July closings, spanning the full range of Union City’s market, from investment-grade multi-family to an accessible condo.
The month’s single largest sale citywide was a $1,510,000 condominium at 305 Manhattan Ave, a reminder that Union City’s luxury ceiling can rival its multi-family investment tier. For a broader county-level backdrop, Hudson County market data on Zillow shows how Union City stacks up against its neighbors.
Active Inventory
What’s Currently on the Market
As of the end of July, 121 residential properties were active in Union City, with a median list price of $549,000, right in line with the month’s sold prices and reflecting a wide range of price points across the city’s varied housing stock. At the current pace of sales, that’s roughly 8.1 months of supply, a considerably more buyer-favorable reading than Hoboken or Weehawken, giving buyers and investors real room to negotiate.
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