Local Market Landscape
Locally in Hudson County, several new properties have entered the market in 2025 following the December seasonal slowdown. With the financial industry bonus season underway, we expect to see an uptick in transaction volume as traditionally seen in Hudson County. Hoboken remains highly competitive, with a low absorption rate signaling a strong seller’s market. High-end properties, in particular, continue to sell quickly. Click here for a detailed view of the most recent market neighborhood snapshot.
The charts below highlight 2023 vs. 2024 market data for 2 bedroom condos and single family homes in Hoboken, Downtown Jersey City, and Jersey City Heights. Overall, 2024 continued the market trends of 2023 with low inventory levels, high prices, and low absorption rate (which indicate whether the market favors buyers or sellers). Overall, the volume of transactions in 2024 was lower than 2023, prices were higher, and by the end of the year, Hoboken remained a strong seller’s market, while Jersey City neighborhoods shifted slightly toward a buyer’s market.
Average Sales Price: Hudson County followed the nationwide trend of increased prices compared to 2023, as outlined below.
Total Units Sold: The total volume of transactions decreased in Hoboken where the market was very tight. Jersey City volume increased year over year with more inventory coming onto the market from new development.
Absorption Rate: Absorption rate measures how quickly properties are moving and whether the market favors buyers or sellers. Hoboken saw a reduction in absorption rate in 2024, reflecting a very strong seller’s market. Jersey City neighborhoods conversely saw an increase, indicating a loosening of the market with more inventory available