Most market statistics are a quarter old by the time you read them. The reports on this page are not: they are generated by Altos Research from live listing data and refresh every week, covering median list price, price per square foot, inventory, days on market, and the Market Action Index, a supply and demand gauge that answers “how is the market?” with a number. Every report separates Houses, Condos, and Co-Ops (condos are shown first; the toggle above the report switches views), and you can search any other city or zip from inside the report itself.
One caution from my side of the table: zip level medians describe that week’s inventory mix, not your home. When you need a real number for a specific address, I price from the building’s and the block’s own closed sales; the data here is the backdrop, not the appraisal.
Data: Altos Research, updated weekly. Condos are shown by default; the toggle above switches to Houses or Co-Ops. Trouble viewing? Open the full report in a new tab.
How to read these reports
How current is this market data?
Each report is generated by Altos Research from active listing data and refreshes weekly, so the medians, inventory, and Market Action Index reflect the market as of this week, not last quarter. Closed sale records lag the market; list side data leads it.
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?
Zip level medians describe whatever happens to be listed that week, so a Hoboken median can swing by millions depending on whether brownstones or condos dominate the inventory; that is why each report separates Houses, Condos, and Co-Ops. Pricing a specific home starts from its building’s and block’s own closed sales, and that analysis is the part I do personally.
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.
Reviewed August 2026 by Anthony Vetrano, Associate Broker. Market data by Altos Research, refreshed weekly; figures are list side statistics for the selected zip.