Staten Island currently reflects a neutral housing market, with conditions fairly balanced between buyers and sellers. Months of supply sits at 3.4, and the market gauge reads 49 out of 100, signaling neither clear buyer nor seller dominance.
Prices show modest upward movement, with the typical home value rising about 3 percent year over year and roughly 1 percent since May to around $760,000. At the same time, the median list price is slightly higher at about $765,000, but has edged down month over month even as it is up a little over 2 percent compared with last year.
Activity has picked up recently, as homes sold in June jumped nearly 30 percent from the prior month while active listings also rose, giving buyers more options. Median days on market have dropped to about 40, falling sharply from a year ago and indicating that well-priced homes can still move relatively quickly, with roughly one in four selling above list and the average sale-to-list ratio near 98 percent. In a market like Staten Island’s, where neither side has a clear advantage and trends can shift by the month, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an expert local agent who understands these dynamics and can help them navigate their next move.
