Northeast Yonkers is currently tilted toward sellers, with the market gauge at 8 out of 10 and labeled a Seller's Market. Fewer homes are available, with inventory down to 85 listings, a drop of 24.78 percent from the prior month. Buyer interest is steady, as shown by 109 pending sales and a strong share of properties selling above list.
Several factors help explain why sellers have the upper hand right now. Typical home values sit around $445,000 in February 2026, while the median list price is lower at about $398,500, suggesting buyers are often bidding up well‑priced homes and pushing the average sale‑to‑list ratio to roughly 0.99. At the same time, inventory has fallen both month over month and year over year, and new listings are down nearly 28.93 percent, so shoppers have fewer options to choose from.
Conditions are somewhat different compared with the broader Yonkers area, where typical home values are higher at about $602,000 and projected to reach $648,250. Homes in Northeast Yonkers are taking longer to sell, with median days on market rising to 49, up more than 30 percent month over month and over 32 percent year over year, which may give some buyers a bit more time to decide. With typical values projected to shift to around $376,250 next month and inventory expected to ease to 71 homes, both buyers and sellers can benefit from an Agent Pronto‑recommended agent to help them navigate this evolving market.
