Bergen Living | Compass New Jersey

Home / Ho-Ho-Kus

Bergen Living · Compass New Jersey

Ho-Ho-Kus Homes for Sale

Find your place in Ho-Ho-Kus. Explore current homes for sale, compare nearby towns, and get to know the community and everyday life here.

Start of list of properties

View All Listings on Map ↗

Ho-Ho-Kus market snapshot

Residential inventory and market statistics supplied by the MLS. Days on Site reflects time on this listing feed.

11
Homes For Sale
$1,799,000
Median List Price
23
Average Days on Site
$1,562,500
Median Sold Price
14
Homes Sold

Compare featured towns

Compare residential inventory and market trends in six nearby Bergen County towns.

City Active Listings Days On Site Average Price Price / Sqft High Price Low Price
Allendale 9 15 $1,186,433 N/A $2,280,000 $529,000
Midland Park 5 31 $691,780 N/A $900,000 $499,999
Ridgewood 19 36 $1,609,474 N/A $5,200,000 $579,000
Saddle River 23 192 $4,048,648 N/A $12,000,000 $1,750,000
Twp of Washington 12 39 $966,131 N/A $1,699,000 $655,000
Waldwick 10 27 $691,325 N/A $1,200,000 $520,000

Homes for sale by city

Explore all 70 Bergen County towns. Counts show active residential listings; a dash means the feed has not reported an active count.

THE HO-HO-KUS BUYER’S GUIDE

A closer look at buying in Ho-Ho-Kus

Ho-Ho-Kus puts a rail stop, a compact dining district and residential streets close together. The precise block still matters. A walk to the station can change the commute, while a wooded lot may change maintenance. Read our guide to living in Ho-Ho-Kus for the broader borough picture.

StationMain and Bergen County lines
DowntownCompact shopping and dining area
SchoolsLocal grades and Northern Highlands

Look beyond the renovated rooms

Detached homes can differ substantially in age, site and improvement history. Compare the survey, drainage, trees, roof, mechanical systems and permit record. A large parcel does not always mean a large usable yard or a simple addition. Ask the borough’s zoning official about a specific project before treating it as feasible.

The Tax Assessor handles property assessments, including added assessments for completed construction. Use the particular bill and records to budget. Compare single-family listings with nearby Ridgewood, Waldwick and Allendale if station access and house size compete for priority.

Map the Manhattan trip from the front door

The Ho-Ho-Kus station has parking areas with different rules. Trains serve Hoboken and connections toward New York; the Midtown route often involves a transfer. Test walking, parking, transfers and the return train at the hours you need. Use the NJ TRANSIT planner for current service.

BUYING IN HO-HO-KUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I commute to New York City by train?

Yes. Ho-Ho-Kus is on the Main and Bergen County lines. A transfer may be needed for New York Penn Station. Check current schedules and parking rules for your specific trip.

Which schools serve the borough?

The local district serves elementary and middle-school grades. Northern Highlands Regional High School receives Ho-Ho-Kus students under a sending agreement. Verify enrollment with the schools.

Is there a downtown?

There is a compact shopping and dining district. The borough’s Chamber of Commerce describes local businesses and events. Walk the route from any home you are considering.

What should I review for an older house?

Examine the roof, drainage, systems, trees, survey, renovation permits and tax record. Consider the rail or road noise from the exact property at busy hours.

Story Residential logo

THE PEOPLE BEHIND BERGEN LIVING

Meet Your Team

Story Residential is a Compass real estate team serving buyers and sellers across Bergen, Hudson, and Monmouth counties. Since 2014, the team has closed more than 3,000 transactions and sold more than $1 billion in real estate. Its agents work across condos, townhomes, and single-family homes.

Meet Story Residential →

FROM OUR CLIENTS