Weehawken: a $950K median year to date.

September 2026 in Weehawken kept the story readers of these reports have come to expect. Weehawken's waterfront condo market, anchored by Port Imperial, trades on views, parking, and NYC ferry access more than on broad market swings. The townhouse-condo median came in at $1,234,000, -7.1% year over year, on 4 closings and a 32-day median time to sale. Active inventory stands at 46 units, roughly 7.1 months of supply, a buyer's market on that measure alone. With only 4 townhouse-condo closings in September, one month is a thin sample; the year-to-date median of $949,500 (+23.7%) on 62 closings is the more reliable gauge.

Year to date, the townhouse-condo median is running at $949,500, +23.7% versus the same nine-month stretch of 2025. New listings through September total 151 (-2.6%), and closings total 62 (-6.1%). The pace has been steady rather than dramatic, which is exactly the profile most Weehawken sellers should want heading into the fall listing cycle.

The numbers below come from the New Jersey REALTORS Local Market Update for closings recorded during September 2026. We include Hudson County context and, where useful, a look at the single family segment for the same period.

The headline numbers

What the September data actually means

Townhouse-Condo homes in Weehawken sold at 96.7% of list price in September, on a median of 32 days from list to contract. The September 2025 comp was 97.4% at 65 days, so compare that pace and pricing directly against the -7.1% change in the median to see how demand is holding.

Inventory tells the same story. There are 46 active townhouse-condo listings on the market, +12.2% versus a year ago, and months of supply sits at 7.1. For context, the six-month threshold is where analysts usually mark the line between seller and buyer conditions; Weehawken is a buyer's market on that reading.

The year-to-date picture

Through the first nine months of 2026, Weehawken has recorded 62 townhouse-condo closings, -6.1% versus the same stretch of 2025. That is the more useful number for anyone modeling a listing decision or a purchase; monthly closings are noisy at this sample size, but nine-month totals smooth the local sample and match the pattern most agents in Hudson County have been calling since spring.

The YTD median of $949,500 (+23.7%) is the steadier read on where the market is actually trading, since it smooths out the month-to-month swings in which homes happen to close. New listings through September totaled 151, -2.6% versus the prior year, which explains why inventory has held even as demand kept absorbing what came online.

The townhouse-condo data table

Source: New Jersey REALTORS Local Market Update, September 2026, Weehawken. Median prices do not account for sale concessions or downpayment assistance.

The single family view

The single family segment in Weehawken posted 3 closings in September (-- YoY) at a $1,200,000 median (--). This is a thinner segment locally, so month-to-month medians swing based on unit mix. For context, the year-to-date single family median is $1,200,000 (+51.3%) on 15 closings (+25.0%).

What it means for buyers

If you are shopping Weehawken this fall, the September numbers give you a clear read on the operating environment. 7.1 months of supply means you are still competing; 46 active listings is your working set at any given moment; and a 32-day median tells you how quickly well-priced homes are going under contract. Neighborhoods worth watching closely include Port Imperial, The Waterfront, and Uptown, each with its own price band and pace within the Weehawken market.

Practical moves that are working in this market:

• Get fully underwritten pre-approval, not just a prequalification letter. Homes in Weehawken sold just under list in September, so you have some room to negotiate, and a fully approved buyer still gets taken more seriously.
• Tour within 48 to 72 hours of a listing going active. A 32-day median means the offer deadline on strong listings often lands the following weekend.
• Do not throw out the YTD context. One month of comps is a small sample; the nine-month +23.7% YTD median move is a better guide to what you can expect over a 90-day search window.
• Ask your agent for the specific micro-market data. Weehawken splits by neighborhood, price band, and school district. County or town-wide numbers are the starting point, not the finish line.

What it means for sellers

The September data is a good backdrop for a fall listing in Weehawken. Median eased -7.1% year over year, pace held at 32 days, and homes cleared at 96.7% of list. That is the profile of a market that still rewards accurate pricing and clean presentation.

What matters most right now:

• Price against the most recent three to five comps, not last year's peaks. Weehawken buyers are informed; a listing priced 2 to 3 percent above the last strong comp usually sits, then discounts.
• Photography, staging, and pre-listing prep are baseline. With 46 active townhouse-condo listings competing for attention, your online listing is your first showing.
• Use the fall window. October and early November still bring serious buyers before the holiday slowdown; listing now beats waiting for the spring surge of new inventory.
• Get a comp-driven valuation before you commit to a number. A local agent walking your block is better data than any automated valuation tool.

The bottom line

Weehawken in September 2026 continued the pattern the market has traced all year: steady demand, disciplined pricing, and a working set of active inventory that keeps buyers competing. The town-level numbers rhyme with what is happening across Hudson County, with local specifics that make micro-market pricing more important than ever.

If you are considering a move in the next 90 days, the fall window is the moment to prepare, price, and list. If you are buying, sharpen your criteria and your financing, and be ready to move within the week on the right listing.

Median $1.2M. 32 days on market. 96.7% of list received. 7.1 months of supply. That is what a healthy balanced market looks like heading into fall.