Real Estate in Hudson County, NJ
The Gold Coast — minutes from Manhattan with the energy to match.
Why buyers and sellers choose Hudson.
Hudson County is the densest county in New Jersey and one of the most active real estate markets in the country. Our Hoboken office covers the entire Gold Coast — Hoboken, Jersey City, Union City, West New York, North Bergen, and Weehawken — plus the southern Bergen waterfront. PATH, ferry, light rail, and bus access make every neighborhood a viable Manhattan commute.
Our Hoboken office serves Hudson County clients across every transaction type — from first-time buyers and growing families to seasoned investors, luxury sellers, and landlords. We understand the streets, the schools, the pricing patterns, and the inventory rhythms of this market, and we coordinate with our broader CENTURY 21 Preferred network — across Bergen County — when a deal touches more than one community.
Hudson County homes for sale
Hudson County is a dual-segment market: it trades primarily on condos and townhouses, with a smaller single-family layer sitting on top of that inventory. The county's condo tiers run wide. Entry-level condos ($300K to $500K) mostly live in Bayonne (2026 year-to-date condo median $310K), Union City (August 2026 median $450K), North Bergen ($417.5K), Secaucus ($425K), and select older Journal Square Jersey City buildings. Mid-market condos ($500K to $900K) anchor Jersey City (August 2026 median $752.5K, 88 sales) and Downtown Jersey City. Luxury condos ($900K to $2M+) sit in Hoboken (August 2026 median $975K, +0.8% YoY, 55 sales) and along the Weehawken/Jersey City waterfront. Weehawken condos and townhomes carry a $902.5K year-to-date median (+24.5%). Single-family Hudson homes are rarer and typically anchor Jersey City Heights, Bergen-Lafayette, and Bayonne row-house segments at a $637.5K county median (54 sales in August 2026).
Hudson County August 2026 market snapshot
Per August 2026 New Jersey REALTORS data, Hudson County closed 210 townhouse and condo sales, down 17.6% year-over-year in volume, but the median price rose +18.4% to $722,500 (year-to-date median $692,550, +9.1%). Condos averaged 35 days on market and sold at 99.6% of list price, just under ask, which is normal in urban condo markets where buyers have plenty of comparable units. The single-family segment was steadier: 54 sales (-3.6%) at a $637,500 median (+2.4%), 25 days on market, and 101.3% of list. Condo inventory climbed 32.5% to 1,211 listings, a 5.5-month supply that puts condos in balanced territory, while single-family sits at 3.8 months and still leans toward sellers. Both are looser than the tight seller's markets in Bergen and Morris.
Full breakdown: read our August 2026 Hudson County market report for the complete numbers, trends, and buyer and seller strategy.
Hudson's story is different from every other North Jersey county: it's transit-first, condo-heavy, and the primary driver is Manhattan commute quality (PATH, ferry, Lincoln Tunnel bus). Hoboken condos at $975K lead the county on median, driven by walkability, family demand, and the mile-square supply constraint. Jersey City's Downtown / Newport / Journal Square markets each behave differently, so pricing needs to be building-specific. Buyer playbook: price out HOA fees carefully, understand each building's assessment history, and be ready to close fast in the tight-turnover Hoboken and Downtown JC pockets. Seller playbook: stage for photography (huge in condo listings), price accurately to recent building comps, and time listings for the peak spring-through-early-summer PATH-commuter buyer window.
When you're ready to talk through a sale, a search, or just the current state of the Hudson County market, our team is the right place to start.
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What makes Hudson County distinctive.
- →Manhattan-adjacent commute (PATH, ferry, Lincoln Tunnel)
- →iconic skyline views
- →mix of brownstones, condos, and luxury high-rises
- →walkable urban neighborhoods
- →rapidly appreciating market
Questions about Hudson County.
What's the median home price in Hudson County?
Hudson trades primarily on condos. Per August 2026 New Jersey REALTORS data, the median Hudson County townhouse/condo sale price is $722,500, up 18.4% year-over-year on 210 closings. Condos averaged 35 days on market and sold at 99.6% of list price. Single-family homes closed at a $637,500 median (54 sales, down 3.6% YoY). By town: Hoboken condos led at $975K (+0.8% YoY), Jersey City condos at $752.5K, Weehawken at $760K (only 7 sales), Union City at $450K, Secaucus at $425K, and Bayonne at $584K SF (its condo median swings on very few sales). Request a free home valuation for accurate pricing on your specific Hudson County unit or building.
Which Hudson County towns are most desirable?
The most-searched Hudson County towns break down by commute and lifestyle. Hoboken is the family-and-young-professional anchor: walkable mile-square, PATH access, top of the county on condo median. Jersey City spans Downtown / Newport (luxury waterfront), Journal Square (transit hub / value), and the Heights (single-family character). Weehawken draws high-end buyers wanting NYC views and quieter density. Bayonne, Union City, and North Bergen anchor the value-and-investor end. Each town, and often each building, trades on its own comp set.
Do I need a Hudson County realtor?
Hudson is a condo market, and condo markets trade building-by-building. Pricing a 1BR at Maxwell Place is a completely different exercise than pricing a 3BR at 77 Hudson or a brownstone unit uptown. A local Hudson County realtor who tracks specific buildings, HOA histories, and assessment risk knows what a comp is really worth. Our Hoboken office lives on Washington Street and works the Gold Coast daily. That building-level expertise is the difference between listing at the right number and chasing the market down through three price reductions.
What towns in Hudson County does CENTURY 21 Preferred Realty serve?
We actively serve Hoboken, Jersey City, Edgewater, Secaucus, Weehawken, Union City, North Bergen, and West New York. Our Hoboken office is the primary point of contact for Hudson County clients.
What is Hudson County real estate known for?
Hudson County is known for Manhattan-adjacent commute (PATH, ferry, Lincoln Tunnel), iconic skyline views, mix of brownstones, condos, and luxury high-rises, walkable urban neighborhoods, and rapidly appreciating market. The market combines lifestyle, location, and long-term value.
How do I sell my home in Hudson County?
Start with a free home valuation. We will prepare a custom comparative market analysis based on actual recent sales in your specific Hudson County town and neighborhood, then walk you through pricing strategy, marketing, and timing.
Are home prices appreciating in Hudson County?
Appreciation varies significantly by town and neighborhood within Hudson County. For specific data on your home or a target market, request a free home valuation and our agents will provide current sold-price trends and forecasts for that exact area.
Buying or selling in Hudson County?
Call our Hoboken office at (973) 838-3600 or send us a quick note. We'll set up time to walk through your goals, the market, and what comes next — no obligation.
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