Homes for Sale in Weehawken, NJ

Why buyers and sellers choose Weehawken.

Weehawken is a 1-square-mile Hudson County township of roughly 17,300 residents, and one of the most strategically located markets in the entire NYC metro region. The township sits directly on the Palisades cliffs across the Hudson River from Manhattan's West Side, with the Lincoln Tunnel approach running through the township, the Port Imperial NY Waterway ferry terminal providing direct service to Midtown Manhattan, and Boulevard East offering some of the most panoramic NYC skyline views in New Jersey. The combination of unmatched commute access, luxury waterfront development at Port Imperial, and a compact, character-rich uptown filled with brownstones and historic homes makes Weehawken a unique market, both for buyers prioritizing Manhattan access and for sellers in the luxury waterfront segment.

Our Hoboken office at 1 Newark Street is two minutes from Weehawken and works the township continuously, luxury waterfront condos at Port Imperial, brownstones in the historic uptown, and the mid-tier inventory in between.

Weehawken NJ homes for sale

Weehawken's housing stock breaks into three broad tiers, and every tier is priced against Manhattan-adjacent commute value. Entry-level Weehawken homes ($500K to $900K) are the mid-tier condos off the waterfront, older walk-up units in the Heights, and smaller inventory around Park Avenue and JFK Boulevard, popular with first-time buyers who prioritize ferry and Lincoln Tunnel access. Mid-market Weehawken homes ($900K to $1.6M) are the volume anchor: Port Imperial one and two-bedroom condos with river views, updated Heights brownstones, and Boulevard East floor-through units. Higher-end Weehawken homes ($1.6M to $3M+) include premium Port Imperial corner units in flagship buildings, full Boulevard East brownstones with skyline views, and substantial single-family homes in the Heights. A local Weehawken realtor who works Hudson County's waterfront daily can tell you which Port Imperial stacks trade at a premium, which Boulevard East blocks command view money, and which mid-tier inventory actually pencils out.

Weehawken NJ condos and townhomes

Weehawken is fundamentally a condo and townhome market, anchored by the Port Imperial waterfront. In September 2026, per New Jersey REALTORS data, just 4 condo/townhome units closed at a median of $1,234,000; the -7.1% year-over-year change is a small-sample swing against a high $1,328,000 September 2025 comparison, and the year-to-date median of $949,500 (+23.7%) is the better gauge. Days on market averaged 32 and units traded at 96.7% of list price. Active inventory sits at 46 listings, a 7.1-month supply, which tips this segment into buyer's-market territory: buyers have meaningful selection and room to negotiate, while sellers of well-priced turnkey units still find buyers. Below the waterfront, Heights condos and older buildings offer entry points $500K to $900K.

Weehawken neighborhoods & housing stock

Weehawken splits roughly into three areas. Port Imperial is the township's flagship waterfront luxury development, modern high-rise and mid-rise condos with direct Hudson River frontage, Manhattan skyline views, building amenities, ferry-terminal-at-your-door convenience, and pricing that reflects all of it. The Heights (the upper section of the township on the Palisades cliffs) is built around Boulevard East with its postcard NYC views, historic brownstones, mid-century walk-ups, and substantial single-family homes on streets like Hudson Place and Park Avenue. The streets in between offer a mix of older inventory at more accessible prices, particularly in the area around Park Avenue and JFK Boulevard.

Weehawken Township Schools

Weehawken Township School District is a small K-12 district serving the township's residents. The district operates Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School, Daniel Webster Elementary School, Weehawken Middle School, and Weehawken High School. The intentionally small district means a tight school community across the township's compact footprint. Many Weehawken families also consider Hoboken or Jersey City charter and magnet options for high school.

Commute, among the best anywhere

Weehawken's commute is arguably the best of any NJ town. The Port Imperial NY Waterway ferry runs to Midtown Manhattan in 10,15 minutes. NJ Transit buses through the Lincoln Tunnel run continuously. The Hudson-Bergen Light Rail has a Port Imperial stop. Driving through the Lincoln Tunnel puts Midtown 10,20 minutes away depending on traffic. For ferry-loving commuters and Manhattan-bound professionals, Weehawken is in a league of its own.

Weehawken home prices, September 2026

Weehawken's September 2026 market, per New Jersey REALTORS data, is best read through the condo and townhome segment, since single-family closings were very thin. Condos and townhomes closed just 4 units at a median of $1,234,000, with units averaging 32 days on market and trading at 96.7% of list price. With so few closings, the monthly median mostly reflects which buildings sold, so the year-to-date median of $949,500 (+23.7%) across 62 sales is the steadier signal. Active condo/TH inventory sits at 46 listings, a 7.1-month supply, a buyer's market on paper that gives buyers real selection and negotiating room, while turnkey Port Imperial and Boulevard East inventory still attracts demand. The single-family segment closed just 3 sales, at a $1,200,000 median in 19 days at 97.6% of list, too thin to signal a citywide trend.

Full breakdown: read our September 2026 Weehawken market report for the complete numbers, trends, and buyer and seller strategy.

For sellers: well-priced Port Imperial and Boulevard East view stock is still trading a few points under ask in about a month; price to the specific building, stack, and view, because a 7.1-month supply means overpriced units sit. For buyers: Manhattan-adjacent competition remains real on the truly turnkey inventory, but the 7.1-month condo supply means the market rewards patient shoppers who know the buildings. Come pre-approved and be decisive on premium view stock. For the full Hudson County breakdown, see our June 2026 Hoboken market report.