The Jill Biggs Group · Weehawken, New Jersey
Weehawken Real Estate Market Report · August 2026
What happened in Weehawken this August?
The median home sold price rose to $1,125,000, the quarter’s high, with 64% of sales closing at or above asking. Homes took a median of 46 days to sell as the market’s higher end made up more of the month’s activity. New to the area? Get to know the neighborhood on our Weehawken Community page.
- Balanced, with competition on well-priced homes
- 64% sold at or above asking price
- Avg. list-to-sale ratio: 99.6%
- About 4.4 months of active supply
- August 2026: $1,125,000
- July 2026: $830,000 · June 2026: $1,108,000
- Condos: about $760,000 median
- Three-family homes: $1,160,000 median
- 48 active listings at month end
- Median asking price: about $1,114,000
- Supply: ~4.4 months (balanced)
- Two-bedroom homes lead at 15 listings
- 11 closings in August
- Condos led volume at 5 of 11
- Top sale: a three-family at $2,900,000
- A townhouse and a one-family each topped $1.3M
August 2026 Snapshot
The Numbers at a Glance
August’s median sold price of $1,125,000 was the quarter’s highest, lifted by a heavier mix of multi-family and single-family homes at the top of the market. Buyers paid right around full asking on average, and 64% of sales closed at or above list. With those higher-end homes naturally taking longer to move, the median time on market stretched to 46 days.
Note: median price per square foot is not included this month. Only six of August’s closings carried reliable square footage data, too small a sample to report with confidence.
The Trend
A Quarter in Motion
Weehawken’s small monthly sale counts make its medians move more than larger markets do. July’s dip to $830,000 reflected a lighter, lower-priced batch of condos, while August’s rebound to $1,125,000 came from a mix weighted toward pricier multi-family and single-family homes. National mortgage rates in the mid-6% range remained part of the backdrop.
The 46-day median is a function of what closed, not of weakening demand. Several higher-end and multi-family listings that had been on the market between 53 and 88 days closed in August alongside homes that sold instantly, and 64% of sales still landed at or above asking.
By Property Type
Condos Drive Volume, Larger Homes Set the Ceiling
Condominiums remained Weehawken’s most active segment in August, but the month’s premium belonged to its larger homes. It remains a market where condos drive the volume while multi-family and single-family properties set the top end.
The Mix Effect
Why the Numbers Swing Here
Weehawken’s small monthly sale counts make its medians move more than larger markets do. July’s dip to $830,000 reflected a lighter, lower-priced batch of condos, while August’s rebound to $1,125,000 came from a mix weighted toward pricier multi-family and single-family homes. The jump in days on market, from 12 in June to 46 in August, tracks that same shift: higher-end homes simply take longer to find their buyer, even in an active market where 64% of sales still closed at or above asking.
Active Inventory
What’s Currently on the Market
As of the end of August, 48 homes were active on the market in Weehawken, with a median list price of about $1,114,000, essentially in line with August’s median sold price. At the current pace of sales, that is roughly 4.4 months of supply, a balanced reading that gives buyers meaningful selection and negotiating room, more than Hoboken’s tighter market offers. Active inventory leans toward one- and two-bedroom homes alongside a healthy stretch of multi-family properties, reflecting Weehawken’s continued appeal to owner-occupants and investors alike.
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