Homes for Sale in Secaucus, NJ

Why buyers and sellers choose Secaucus.

Secaucus has quietly become one of Hudson County's most attractive markets. The Frank R. Lautenberg train station puts you in NYC, Newark, or Hoboken in under 15 minutes, the new construction along Mill Creek and Harmon Cove waterfront has transformed the housing stock, and the historic single-family neighborhoods along Paterson Plank Road still anchor the community. Outlet shopping, MetLife Stadium nearby, and a deep townhome and multi-family market for investors and downsizers alike.

Our Hoboken office serves Secaucus clients across every transaction type: first-time buyers and growing families, 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 Hudson County and Bergen County when a deal touches more than one community.

Secaucus NJ homes for sale

Secaucus is predominantly a townhome and condo market, with a small single-family segment on the older residential streets. Entry-level Secaucus homes ($350K to $475K) are one and two-bedroom condos in Harmon Cove and Mill Creek, older units in Plaza Center, and select smaller townhomes. Mid-market Secaucus homes ($475K to $650K) are the volume anchor: updated Harmon Cove townhomes, Mill Creek waterfront units with river views, and newer condo stock along the corridor. Higher-end Secaucus homes ($650K to $900K+) include the larger detached single-family homes on Paterson Plank Road, premium Harmon Cove townhomes on the water, and newer construction with parking and amenities. A local Secaucus realtor who works the town daily can tell you which HOAs are healthy, which Harmon Cove clusters trade at a premium, and how Lautenberg Station proximity translates into pricing.

Secaucus NJ condos and townhomes

The condo and townhome segment is Secaucus. In August 2026, per New Jersey REALTORS data, 9 condo/townhome units closed at a median of $425,000, down 14.3% year-over-year on a small sample, with units averaging 55 days on market and trading at 100.0% of list price. The year-to-date median of $505,000 (+1.8%) shows pricing is holding. Active condo/townhome inventory sits at 39 listings, a 6.6-month supply, up 85.7% from a year ago. That deeper pool gives Harmon Cove, Mill Creek, and Plaza Center buyers meaningful selection and negotiating room. Well-priced turnkey waterfront townhomes still move in 30 to 60 days; older or dated inventory tends to sit longer and negotiate a bit below ask.

Secaucus home prices, August 2026

Secaucus is best read through the condo and townhome segment, since single-family volume is thin. Per August 2026 New Jersey REALTORS data, condos and townhomes closed 9 units at a median of $425,000, down 14.3% year-over-year, with units averaging 55 days on market and trading at 100.0% of list price. With so few closings, the monthly median swings; the year-to-date median of $505,000 (+1.8%) is the steadier read. Active condo inventory sits at 39 listings, a 6.6-month supply, up 85.7% from a year ago, a balanced market at the buyer-friendly end. The single-family segment closed just 4 sales at an $829,500 median (+10.2%) in 32 days at 98.1% of list; with only a 1.3-month supply, single-family remains tight and comps-driven.

For buyers: this is a real selection market. You can walk multiple buildings and townhome clusters, take time on inspection, and negotiate on stale inventory, especially anything sitting past 60 days. For sellers: price to actual sold comps in your specific building or block; the deeper inventory means aspirational pricing sits, and stale listings anchor negotiation against you. For the full Hudson County breakdown, see our June 2026 Hoboken market report.