Boro Breakdown: Staten Island Real Estate Market This Week

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This week, 52 single family homes closed across Staten Island. The median sale price came in at $695,000, marking another stable week in the mid-market.

Homes sold in a typical 55 days, while sellers landed about 97% of their asking price. The market remains active but measured, with buyers showing more price sensitivity at higher list levels.

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ZIP 10312 led the borough once again with the most closings, continuing its streak as Staten Island’s most consistent area for buyer demand. Interestingly, the fastest-moving segment this week was $1.25M–$1.49M — homes in that range sold in a median of just 29 days, suggesting that well-prepped, high-end listings are moving quickly when priced right.

  • For buyers, it’s a sign that premium homes are still competitive.

  • For sellers, proper pricing and presentation remain the key levers for speed and leverage.

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TLDR

  • 52 closings

  • $695,000 median price

  • 55 days on market

  • 97% of asking achieved

  • 10312 most active ZIP

  • $1.25–1.49M moved fastest (29 days)

Joseph Ranola | Five-Star Staten Island & South Brooklyn Realtor® (30 + Google reviews)

Associate Broker · Matias Real Estate | Founder · Bridge & Boro Team

Serving 103xx and 11209 / 11214 / 11228 | $25 M + closed volume

📞 917-716-1496 | RanolaRealEstate.com

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