Randall Manor sold fewer than ten homes last quarter, and the typical house prices above HomeFirst’s one-unit cap.
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Randall Manor is a North Shore Staten Island neighborhood next to West Brighton and New Brighton. PropertyShark counts 1,715 residential units there: 1,162 single-family, 498 in two-to-four family buildings, 46 condos and 8 co-op units. A first-time buyer here is buying a house.
PropertyShark reports a Randall Manor median sale price of $870,000 for Q3 2026, up 42.6% year over year, on only nine sales. Redfin, measuring the three months ending August 2026, reports $817,106, down 8.7%, on eight sales in August. The two sources point in opposite directions on fewer than ten sales each, so the honest range is roughly $820,000 to $870,000 and neither year-over-year number is a trend.
Usually not, because the price cap binds first. NYC HPD’s HomeFirst program offers up to $100,000, or 20% of the price if less, but the Richmond County one-unit price cap is $661,000, effective December 1, 2025. Both Randall Manor medians sit $156,000 to $209,000 above it. HomeFirst also requires household income at or below 120% of area median income, $142,560 for one person effective June 1, 2026.
Often, yes. SONYMA’s one-family purchase-price limit is $1,306,970 in non-target areas for reservations accepted since July 6, 2026, far above any Randall Manor median, so the binding SONYMA constraint here is income, $162,810 for a one- or two-person household under the Achieving the Dream program, not price. That is the reverse of what most first-time buyers are told.
Only a small part. PropertyShark lists 56 of Randall Manor’s 1,668 residential buildings in a flood zone and 154 in a hurricane evacuation zone. Joseph Ranola still asks for the property’s zone and an insurance quote before an offer goes in.
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