Union City Real Estate Market Report — June 2026
Union City’s median home sold price was $510,000 in June 2026, driven in part by several multi-family and investment property sales, with 56% of closings landing at or above asking price. Activity picked up from May, prices firmed, and well-priced properties continued to see competition. 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.
- Buyer-favorable — 9.7 months of supply
- 56% sold at or above asking price
- Avg. list-to-sale ratio: 100.6%
- Well-priced homes still drew competition
- June 2026: $510,000
- May 2026: $410,000 (smaller sales batch)
- April 2026: $578,500
- 2-family median: $675,000 · 1-family: $857,500
- 155 active listings as of June 30
- Median asking price: $550,000
- Supply: ~9.7 months (buyer’s territory)
- 53 condos · 31 investment properties · 28 co-ops
- 15 closings in June · only 4 were condos
- Median days on market: 27 days
- JBG sales: 4 condos & co-ops from $290K–$410K
- Multi-family & investment drove the bulk of closings
The Numbers at a Glance
June’s median sold price of $510,000 marked a solid step up from May, and homes that were priced accurately continued to draw multiple-offer situations — more than half of June’s closings sold at or above the asking price.
Note: Median price per square foot is not included this month — only a handful of June’s closings had reliable square footage data, too small a sample to report with confidence.
A Quarter in Motion
May’s lower median reflects a batch of smaller, lower-priced sales rather than a soft market — June’s rebound in price alongside a drop in days on market from May points to renewed buyer confidence heading into summer.
Jill Biggs Group Notable Sales
Four Jill Biggs Group closings this quarter highlighted the condo and co-op side of Union City’s market, with prices ranging from $290,000 to $410,000 — reflecting the accessible entry points that make Union City compelling for first-time buyers alongside its investment market.
A Market Built on Multi-Family
Of June’s 15 closings, only 4 were condos. Two- and three-family homes and investment properties made up much of the month’s activity, with 2-family sales landing at a median of $675,000 and one-family homes reaching a median of $857,500. It’s a market that continues to attract both owner-occupants and investors alike.
Union City’s housing stock tells a different story than its neighbors. The mix of investment properties, multi-family homes, and cooperatives means buyers and investors here are often operating in distinct submarkets — and pricing strategy needs to reflect which one a property belongs to.
What’s Currently on the Market
As of the end of June, 155 properties were active in Union City, with a median list price of $550,000 — a healthy mix of price points across the city’s varied housing stock. At the current pace, that’s roughly 9.7 months of supply, considerably more buyer-friendly than Hoboken or Weehawken, giving buyers and investors real room to negotiate.
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