Staten Island recorded 58 single family closings this week, showing steady buyer engagement and clean deal flow.

The median sale price came in at $695,000, keeping the market squarely in the mid to upper mid range. Homes sold in a median of 31 days, which is quick enough to signal real demand without any signs of panic buying.

Sellers landed about 98.6 percent of their asking price. That continues the same pattern we have seen all year. Homes priced correctly are still rewarded. Homes that stretch too far are not.

ZIP 10306 led the borough in activity this week, reflecting consistent movement and buyer confidence in that area.

The fastest moving price band was $1.25M to $1.49M, with a median of 27 days on market. That is an important signal. Even at higher price points, well positioned homes are moving when the pricing and presentation align.

For buyers, this is a market where preparation matters. For sellers, the takeaway remains simple. Accuracy beats optimism every time.

TLDR

• 58 closings

• $695,000 median price

• 31 days on market

• 98.6 percent of asking achieved

• 10306 most active ZIP

• $1.25M to $1.49M moved fastest at 27 days

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