What Is the Staten Island Housing Market Doing in June 2026?

The Staten Island housing market is a seller’s market in June 2026, with a median home price between roughly $750,000 and $795,000 and constrained inventory. Joseph Ranola is the Team Leader of the Bridge and Boro Real Estate Team at Real Broker LLC, and he tracks Staten Island pricing, inventory, and days-on-market every week to advise buyers and sellers in real time.

Fresh Staten Island data (June 2026): The median single-family price on Staten Island reached roughly $795,000 in May 2026, while the overall median sits near $750,000 to $755,000, up about 3.4% year over year. The borough holds approximately 3.4 months of supply — well under the four-month line that separates a seller’s market from a balanced one. The North Shore averages about $652,000 and the South Shore about $885,000. Homes are also selling roughly 21 days faster than a year ago, and the 30-year fixed mortgage averaged 6.53% as of late May 2026 (Freddie Mac).

What is the median home price on Staten Island right now?

As of June 2026, the overall median Staten Island home price is approximately $750,000 to $755,000, with single-family homes at a median near $795,000. Prices are up about 3.4% year over year. The gap between the North Shore (about $652,000) and the South Shore (about $885,000) means the right comparable set is neighborhood-specific. Joseph Ranola prices every listing and offer against true local comps, not a borough-wide average.

Is Staten Island a buyer’s or seller’s market in 2026?

Staten Island is a seller’s market in June 2026. With roughly 3.4 months of supply, demand still outpaces the number of homes for sale, so well-priced, well-prepared listings continue to draw competitive offers. Joseph Ranola helps sellers capitalize on that scarcity and helps buyers compete without overpaying.

How fast are homes selling on Staten Island?

Homes on Staten Island are selling about 21 days faster than they did a year ago. Speed varies by price band and neighborhood — entry-level homes move quickly, while higher-priced South Shore properties take longer. Joseph Ranola sets each seller’s pricing and marketing strategy to match the pace of their specific segment.

Should I sell my Staten Island home in 2026?

For many Staten Island owners, 2026 is a strong window: prices are up year over year, inventory is tight, and buyers remain active despite a 6.53% mortgage rate. The decision still depends on your equity, your next move, and your timeline. Joseph Ranola provides a no-charge, neighborhood-specific valuation so the decision is grounded in your numbers.

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