Updated monthly · data through August 2026

Staten Island housing market report

3,136 one- to three-family homes sold on Staten Island between September 2025 and August 2026, according to the city's Department of Finance. The median sale was $755,000. The median in Mar to May 2026 was $750,000, about the same as the $745,000 median in Sep to Nov 2025.

$755,000median sale, last 12 months
3,136home sales counted
$620,000 to $936,790middle half of sales

Median price by quarter

QuarterMedian saleSales
Sep to Nov 2025$745,000918
Dec 2025 to Feb 2026$755,000910
Mar to May 2026$750,000788
Jun to Aug 2026 (still being recorded)$783,526520

Sales by month

The city records a sale when the deed is filed, often weeks after closing, so the most recent months (in grey) look low and fill in over time.

Sep 2025304
Oct 2025352
Nov 2025262
Dec 2025363
Jan 2026307
Feb 2026240
Mar 2026289
Apr 2026251
May 2026248
Jun 2026295
Jul 2026176
Aug 202649

Prices by type of home

TypeMedian saleSales
One-family$720,0002260
Two-family$938,000845
Three-family$805,00031
Condos$475,581393

Prices by neighborhood

NeighborhoodMedian saleSales
Great Kills$756,000327
Eltingville$785,000180
Annadale$992,79487
Huguenot$947,50078
Prince's Bay$915,00057

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What this means if you are selling or buying

A median tells you where the market is, not what one house is worth. The homes that sell fastest are priced against the sales closest to them: same block or nearby, similar size, similar condition. Before you set a price or make an offer, look at those, not the island-wide number.

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Source: NYC Department of Finance rolling sales, September 2025 to August 2026. One- to three-family homes unless marked. Medians, not averages. Transfers under $10,000 and multi-lot bulk sales are left out. The city records sales with a delay, so the latest months fill in over time.