This week, 50 single family homes closed across Staten Island. The median sale price landed at $677,500, which keeps the market sitting comfortably in the upper mid-range.

Homes took about 36 days to sell, which is a strong clip for this point in the year. Buyers clearly have a bit more time than during peak frenzy, but they are still writing offers quickly on the right listings.

Sellers did well. Closed homes achieved roughly 98.5% of their list price. That is your tell that sellers who are aligned with the data, not their wish list, are still getting almost everything they ask for.

ZIP 10314 led the borough in closings again, reinforcing its role as one of Staten Island’s most reliable hubs for demand. The fastest-moving price band this week was $800K–$999K, with a median of about 26 days on market. That is quick for the upper mid-tier and tells you that move-up buyers are still aggressive when the home checks the boxes.

• For buyers, the read is simple: you have more selection than during the peak years, but in the $800K–$999K bracket, hesitation still costs you.

• For sellers, this week is another reminder that smart pricing and clean presentation beat “test-the-market” fantasy numbers every time.

TLDR

• 50 closings

• $677,500 median price

• 36 days on market

• 98.5% of asking achieved

• 10314 most active ZIP

• $800K–$999K moved fastest (26 days)

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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
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