Hoboken and Jersey City market reports
Start with your city or ZIP code and the type of property you own or want to buy. Hoboken condos, Downtown Jersey City condos and houses elsewhere in the region need separate comparisons. The local quick links below open those markets without limiting your ability to explore another town.
For sellers: use the listing trends to understand current competition, then compare relevant completed sales for your particular home. For buyers: compare available choices and ownership costs before drawing conclusions from a citywide median.
Search any U.S. city or ZIP code for listing prices, inventory, days on market and the Market Action Index. Enter a city in the report below, select the matching location and choose Houses, Condos or Co-Op where data is available. Check the date shown in each report.
These reports describe the selected listing market. A valuation for a particular home also needs relevant completed sales and a comparison of condition, layout, and other property details.
Quick links: Hoboken, Jersey City and nearby towns
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Use the City or Zip Code search inside the report. Select the state or ZIP that matches your area, then choose View Report.
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Data: Altos Research. Check the date in the selected report. Use the controls for Houses, Condos, or Co-Ops, or open the full report in a new tab.
How to interpret completed transactions
Pricing a specific home starts with selecting appropriate sold properties. Read which sales make good comps in Hoboken and Jersey City to compare layout, views, parking, condition and ownership costs alongside the broader listing data below.
How to read these reports
How current is this market data?
Check the date displayed in the report you are viewing. Active-listing statistics describe the homes being marketed at that point and differ from completed-sale data.
What is the Market Action Index?
It is Altos Research’s supply and demand gauge, comparing the rate of sales against current inventory. Readings above 30 point to a seller’s market and below 30 to a buyer’s market, and the trend over several weeks matters more than any single reading.
Why do these numbers differ from what my home is worth?
A median describes the selected group of listings. Changes in that group can change the statistic without establishing a change in your home’s value. A property-specific analysis uses relevant completed sales and current competition.
Turn the data into a decision
Call or text Anthony Vetrano at 908-227-8226 for pricing grounded in closed sales, or book a call. Sellers can start with what your Hoboken home is worth or what your Jersey City home is worth; buyers with the Buyer Center and the carrying cost calculator.
Market data by Altos Research. Figures describe listings for the selected area and property type; check the report date.
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