Weehawken Real Estate Market Report — June 2026
Weehawken’s median home sold price was $1,126,000 in June 2026, with homes selling in a median of just 12 days — a sharp pickup from April and May — and 60% of sales closing at or above asking. June was a standout month: pace tightened, buyers competed, and prices rebounded strongly from May. New to the area? Get to know the neighborhood on our Weehawken Community page, or read our guide to Weehawken Real Estate — What Buyers Need to Know in 2026.
- Fast-moving — 12-day median DOM
- 60% sold at or above asking price
- Avg. list-to-sale ratio: 100.4%
- 4.8 months supply — more selection than Hoboken
- June 2026: $1,126,000
- May 2026: $665,000 (lower-priced sales batch)
- April 2026: $925,000
- Single-family median: $2,522,500
- 48 active listings as of June 30
- Median asking price: $1,099,500
- Supply: ~4.8 months (balanced territory)
- Leans toward 2BR & 3BR condos + multi-family
- 10 closings in June · 7 were condos
- Median price per sq ft: $802
- JBG sales: Port Imperial #303 ($1.68M) & Hackensack Plank Rd ($949K)
- Single-family avg. $2,522,500 across 2 sales
The Numbers at a Glance
Weehawken homes moved noticeably faster in June — a median of 12 days on market compares to 41 in April and 62 in May — and buyers paid, on average, right at full asking price. That’s a clear sign of tightening demand heading into summer.
A Quarter in Motion
May’s dip reflects a smaller, lower-priced batch of sales rather than a market slowdown — June’s rebound, paired with a dramatic drop in days on market from 62 to 12, points to strong, active buyer demand as the month progressed.
Jill Biggs Group Notable Sales
Two Jill Biggs Group closings stood out this quarter in Weehawken — a Port Imperial one-bedroom at $1,680,000 and a Hackensack Plank Road closing at $949,000.
A Mixed Market, With Single-Families Leading on Price
Condominiums remained Weehawken’s most active segment, accounting for 7 of June’s 10 closings with a median sold price of $1,090,000. But single-family homes commanded the real premium this month — a median of $2,522,500 across just two sales, led by the $3.5M closing at 31 Hamilton Ave.
Condos drove the volume (7 of 10 closings, median $1,090,000) while single-family homes drove the price story (2 closings, median $2,522,500). In Weehawken, these are two distinct markets with meaningfully different buyer profiles — and pricing strategy needs to reflect which one your property belongs to.
What’s Currently on the Market
As of the end of June, 48 homes were active in Weehawken, with a median list price of $1,099,500 — right in line with June’s median sold price. At the current pace, that’s roughly 4.8 months of supply, giving buyers more room to shop and negotiate than Hoboken’s tighter market. Active inventory leans toward two- and three-bedroom condos, with a healthy stretch of multi-family properties reflecting Weehawken’s continued appeal to investors.
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