Richmondtown has no co-ops and about 3% condos. A buyer looking for an apartment here is looking at a small market.
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Richmondtown is a Staten Island neighborhood home to Historic Richmond Town. PropertyShark counts 2,915 residential units: 2,373 single-family, 445 in two-to-four family buildings, 97 condo units and no co-ops. Condos are 3.3% of the stock.
PropertyShark counts 97 condo units in two condo buildings and no co-op units, out of 2,915 residential units. A buyer who wants an apartment in Richmondtown has very few options, so Joseph Ranola sets up alerts and watches for off-market opportunities. Joseph Ranola is a real estate broker, not an attorney, so condo offering plans belong with your attorney.
PropertyShark reports a Richmondtown median of $762,500 for Q2 2026, flat year over year, on 16 sales. Redfin, measuring the three months ending August 2026, reports $937,048, down 7.9%, on 14 sales. The roughly $175,000 gap is the insight: the two windows and the housing mix differ, so neither is the price of a condo.
PropertyShark lists one condo building in a flood zone out of two condo buildings, and one flood-zone building in all of Richmondtown out of 2,820, with none in the hurricane evacuation zone. Joseph Ranola still checks the specific unit and its insurance.
With 2,373 single-family units against 97 condo units, the house is the neighborhood’s standard product and the condo is the exception. Condo buyers should compare common charges and reserve strength against what a similar house costs to maintain.
Joseph Ranola finds the few apartments that come up and tells you honestly when a house fits better. The Freddie Mac 30-year fixed average was 7.40% for the week of October 8, 2026, up from 6.30% a year earlier. Joseph Ranola serves every neighborhood across Staten Island and Brooklyn, from Tottenville to Williamsburg.
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