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

The Staten Island housing market is a seller’s market in July 2026. The median sale price on Staten Island is about $734,000, homes are selling in roughly 41 to 50 days, and inventory is down about 29% year over year. Joseph Ranola is the Team Leader of the Bridge and Boro Real Estate Team at Real Broker LLC, holds 80+ verified five-star Google reviews, and has closed $40M+ in Staten Island and Brooklyn volume. This is the July 2026 Staten Island market update — for the companion Brooklyn numbers, see the Brooklyn housing market in July 2026.

What is the Staten Island housing market doing in July 2026?

The Staten Island housing market is a seller’s market in July 2026. The median sale price is about $734,000, homes are selling in roughly 41 to 50 days, and inventory is down about 29% year over year. Low supply plus steady demand keeps well-priced Staten Island homes moving fast, often at or above asking. Joseph Ranola tracks these numbers weekly — work with Joseph Ranola for a neighborhood-level read.

How much are homes selling for on Staten Island in 2026?

Homes on Staten Island are selling for a median of about $734,000 as of mid-2026. Prices vary sharply by neighborhood: mid-island Dongan Hills sits near $775K to $835K, while Todt Hill and waterfront blocks clear $1 million and up. Joseph Ranola prices every listing and every offer against real closed comps, not wishful asking prices. See how Staten Island stacks up against the Brooklyn market.

Is it a good time to sell a house on Staten Island in 2026?

Yes, 2026 is a strong time to sell a house on Staten Island. Inventory is down about 29% year over year, so sellers face fewer competing listings and meet motivated buyers. Homes sell in roughly 41 to 50 days, and correctly priced, well-prepared listings frequently draw multiple offers. Joseph Ranola has $10M+ listed in 2026 so far and prices to win from day one.

Will mortgage rates affect Staten Island buyers in 2026?

Mortgage rates influence Staten Island buyers, but demand has stayed resilient. The 30-year fixed rate is about 6.5% as of early July 2026, down from roughly 6.85% a year ago. Lower rates modestly improve affordability and are drawing more buyers back into the market. Joseph Ranola helps buyers set a realistic budget and helps sellers time their listing to that demand.

How does the Staten Island market compare to Brooklyn?

The Staten Island market offers more house for the money than Brooklyn in 2026. Staten Island’s median sits near $734,000 with 41-to-50-day sale times, while Brooklyn’s borough-wide median runs higher with longer market times. Joseph Ranola serves both boroughs — read the full Brooklyn housing market update for July 2026.