Luxury Real Estate in Hoboken and Jersey City
Explore distinctive brownstones, waterfront condos, penthouses, and loft homes in Hoboken and Jersey City’s $2 million and up market.
At higher price points, differences in layout, condition, outdoor space, and setting can be especially significant because close comparisons may be limited. Anthony has completed 18 sales above $2 million from 2021 through 2026, totaling $48.38 million. This guide presents selected transactions and the questions to consider when buying or selling a distinctive home.
Where the $2 million market is
Hoboken’s higher-price homes include Garden Street brownstones, waterfront condos and penthouses, loft conversions such as Harborside Lofts and Wonder Lofts, and large residences on Adams, Jefferson, and Clinton Streets. In Jersey City, compare townhouses near Van Vorst Park and Hamilton Park with waterfront residences at 77 Hudson, 99 Hudson, and 75 Park Lane. Prices depend on the individual home and current competition. The Jersey City luxury condo guide and guide to choosing a Hoboken luxury agent explain how to approach the comparison.
Documented sales above $2 million
Selected sales represented by Anthony Vetrano, with closing years and prices. Explore the Track Record page for more transactions.
| Address | Year | Price | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1237 Garden Street, Hoboken | 2025 | $3,900,000 | Renovated brownstone, uptown |
| 1251 Garden Street, Hoboken | 2026 | $3,400,000 | Brownstone, uptown |
| 1213 Garden Street, Hoboken | 2026 | $3,350,000 | Brownstone, uptown |
| 528 Adams Street, unit 2, Hoboken | 2026 | $3,250,000 | New construction, west side |
| 101 Mercer Street, Jersey City | 2024 | $3,250,000 | House on the Van Vorst Park blocks |
| 1237 Garden Street, Hoboken | 2021 | $2,950,000 | The same house, four years earlier |
| 509 Jefferson Street, unit 1, Hoboken | 2026 | $2,625,000 | New construction, west side |
| 210 13th Street, Hoboken | 2026 | $2,575,000 | Uptown |
| 77 Hudson Street, unit 3704, Jersey City | 2024 | $2,550,000 | Combined residence, 37th floor |
| 1500 Garden Street, unit 9F (Harborside Lofts), Hoboken | 2025 | $2,500,000 | Loft, uptown waterfront |
| 295 Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City | 2021 | $2,475,000 | House on the Hamilton Park blocks |
| 408 Adams Street, unit 1, Hoboken | 2023 | $2,450,000 | New construction, west side |
| 720 Clinton Street, unit 502 (Wonder Lofts), Hoboken | 2022 | $2,399,000 | Loft |
| 731 Clinton Street, unit 22, Hoboken | 2022 | $2,199,000 | Midtown west |
| 336 Park Avenue, unit 2, Hoboken | 2023 | $2,185,000 | Downtown brownstone condo |
| 319 Fifth Street, unit 2, Jersey City | 2025 | $2,150,000 | Hamilton Park new construction |
| 75 Park Lane South, unit 3504, Jersey City | 2025 | $2,100,000 | Newport tower, 35th floor |
| 1017 Bloomfield Street, Hoboken | 2021 | $2,075,000 | Brownstone, midtown |
The Track Record data also includes 27 sales from $1.5 million through $2 million in the same period. These historical transactions span different property types and years.
How a luxury listing is priced
Pricing begins with relevant completed sales and the homes buyers can choose today. Compare dimensions, layout, condition, outlook, outdoor space, and parking. Distinctive homes may have few close comparisons, so the recommendation should explain how the comparable homes differ. The 1237 Garden Street sale overview shows the presentation and $3.9 million closing of one Hoboken brownstone.
How a luxury listing is launched and shown
The marketing plan should suit the property and your timing. We will discuss preparation, photography, video, floor plans, listing exposure, and showing arrangements. Anthony leads pricing and negotiation, with team support through the transaction.
What buyers at this level get
Buyers receive help comparing homes, understanding ownership costs, and developing an offer strategy. A brownstone, penthouse, or new-construction residence raises different questions for the attorney, lender, and inspector. Review the property rights, condition, and documents relevant to the particular home.
Experience and recognition
Anthony’s experience includes more than $200 million in sales across Hoboken, Jersey City, and other New Jersey markets. RealTrends Verified reports $68.17 million and 71 transaction sides based on 2025 sales data, ranking him #2 in Hoboken and #14 in New Jersey by volume. Explore the About page, client reviews, and Track Record page for more about his work.
Quick answers about the luxury market
What counts as luxury in Hoboken and Jersey City?
This guide focuses on homes priced at $2 million and above, including brownstones, large condos, penthouses, and lofts. Luxury is also shaped by the home’s design, condition, setting, outdoor space, and services, so price alone does not describe every distinction.
How long do $3 million and up homes take to sell in Hoboken?
Timing depends on the property, asking price, preparation, competing listings, and the buyer’s financing. A smaller pool of close comparisons makes a thoughtful launch and regular review of buyer feedback particularly useful.
What is Anthony Vetrano’s highest-priced Hoboken sale?
Anthony’s highest-priced Hoboken sale in the Track Record data is 1237 Garden Street, which closed for $3,900,000 in 2025.
Do luxury buyers in Hoboken come from Manhattan?
The search can include Manhattan and Brooklyn buyers relocating to New Jersey as well as buyers already living locally. A listing’s presentation and outreach should reflect the particular home and the audiences it can serve.
Reviewed September 2026 by Anthony Vetrano, Associate Broker. Explore past sales on the Track Record page and recognition on the About page.
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