Homes for Sale in Bayonne, NJ

Why buyers and sellers choose Bayonne.

Bayonne is a Hudson County peninsula city of roughly 71,700 residents on 5.5 square miles between Newark Bay and New York Bay. It offers one of the best value-to-commute ratios in Hudson County, the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail (HBLR) runs the length of the city with stations at 8th Street, 22nd Street, 34th Street, and 45th Street, connecting directly to Jersey City and Hoboken. Bayonne represents the entry point into Hudson County for many buyers priced out of Hoboken and Jersey City, with substantial detached single-family inventory, a walkable historic Broadway commercial district, and significant waterfront redevelopment underway on the former Military Ocean Terminal (MOTBY) site.

Our Hoboken office works the Bayonne market across every transaction type, from first-time buyers priced out of Hoboken and Jersey City who find real value in Bayonne, to investors targeting Bayonne's deep multi-family inventory, to sellers navigating the peninsula's varied housing stock. Bayonne pricing dynamics are meaningfully different from the rest of Hudson County, and understanding those differences matters.

Bayonne NJ homes for sale

Bayonne's single-family stock breaks into three broad tiers. Entry-level Bayonne homes ($450K to $600K) include renovated capes, older detached homes in the West End and North End, and select two-family properties in walk-up condition. Mid-market Bayonne homes ($600K to $800K) are the volume anchor: well-maintained detached single-family, updated 2-4 unit multi-family, and turnkey MOTBY peninsula condos. Higher-end Bayonne homes ($800K to $1.2M+) include new-construction waterfront condos on the MOTBY peninsula with harbor views, larger detached homes on real lots near Newark Bay, and gut-renovated multi-family income properties. The June 2026 single-family median at $650,000 sits comfortably in the mid-tier, meaning most listings are hitting the sweet spot for Hudson County move-up buyers. A local Bayonne realtor who works the peninsula daily can tell you which blocks command a premium, which trade at a discount, and which multi-family properties actually pencil out.

Bayonne NJ condos and townhomes

Bayonne's condo and townhome market is a distinct segment, anchored by the MOTBY peninsula redevelopment plus older converted units across the city. In June 2026, 7 condo/townhome units closed at a median of $240,000, up modestly in sale count from 6 a year earlier. Days on market averaged 38, and units traded at 97.2% of list price. Active condo inventory sits at 22 listings, a 3.0-month supply. The median moved down 22.5% year-over-year, largely because June 2025's mix skewed toward newer MOTBY units while June 2026 closed a heavier share of older, smaller condos, not a sign of broad condo weakness. Buyers focused on new-construction MOTBY inventory should expect $500K to $850K depending on floor and view, well above the citywide condo median.

Bayonne neighborhoods and housing stock

Bayonne's housing is remarkably varied for a Hudson County city. Downtown Bayonne along Broadway is the historic commercial and walkable heart with pre-war multi-family and single-family homes. The West End and streets around Newark Bay hold detached single-family homes on real lots, a rarity in urban Hudson County. The North End near the Bayonne Bridge trends toward multi-family investment properties. The Peninsula (MOTBY) redevelopment is bringing new mid-rise construction, waterfront condos, and amenity-driven inventory to the eastern edge. Historic detached single-family homes throughout the city are being renovated as first-time-buyer inventory.

Bayonne schools

The Bayonne School District serves the entire city K-12 through multiple elementary schools, three middle schools, and Bayonne High School. Both public and public-charter options operate in the city. School quality is often the deciding factor for families choosing Bayonne over other Hudson County options, and the district's neighborhood-based feeder patterns make school placement predictable for buyers.

Commute and transit

The Hudson-Bergen Light Rail (HBLR) is Bayonne's transit backbone. Four stations in the city connect north through Jersey City and Hoboken, with transfer to the PATH at Hoboken Terminal for direct Manhattan service. Drive time to Downtown Manhattan is approximately 25 to 35 minutes via the Holland Tunnel or Newark Bay Bridge to the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel. The Bayonne Bridge connects the city directly to Staten Island for commuters heading south. NJ Transit bus service runs to Journal Square and Newark Penn Station.

Bayonne home prices, June 2026

Bayonne's June 2026 market was one of Hudson County's clearer bright spots. Single-family closings ran +33.3% year-over-year (12 sales vs 9 in June 2025), and the median sale price climbed +18.2% to $650,000. Homes averaged 29 days on market and closed at 101.8% of list price, meaning quality Bayonne listings are still going at or slightly over ask. Active single-family inventory sits at 25 listings, a 2.9-month supply, up 56.3% from a year ago, which brings a healthier balance without breaking the seller's-market posture. Condos and townhomes traded softer, with a median of $240,000, 38 days on market, and 97.2% of list, reflecting a mix shift toward older stock rather than broad weakness.

For sellers: price to the recent comps, not to what your neighbor got in 2022, and expect strong showings inside the first two weeks if the home is prepped and marketed correctly. For buyers: pre-approval matters, and the widening single-family inventory means you can afford to be selective, but the best-priced turnkey listings are still moving fast. Bayonne's price gap versus Hoboken (40 to 60 percent below Hoboken condo medians) continues to make it Hudson County's clearest entry point. For the full Hudson County breakdown, see our June 2026 Hoboken market report.