This week, 32 single family homes closed across Staten Island, a lighter count that lines up with late-season pacing.

The median sale price came in at $658,500, which keeps the market firmly in the upper mid-range. Homes took about 46 days to sell, so buyers are still moving but with a bit more time to think before writing offers.

Sellers, however, are still in a solid position. Closed homes landed at roughly 98.8% of asking price. When a home is priced to the data and shows well, buyers are stepping up close to list.

ZIP 10314 once again led the borough in total closings, reinforcing its role as a core hub of activity. The fastest-moving price band was $600K–$799K, where homes sold in a median of 37 days. That range continues to be Staten Island’s sweet spot - enough house for most buyers, still within reach for many moving up.

• For buyers, the message is simple: you get a little more breathing room on days on market, but if you are shopping in the $600K–$799K bracket, the good ones do not sit.

• For sellers, this week confirms that realistic pricing and prep are still rewarded with strong results.

TLDR

• 32 closings

• $658,500 median price

• 46 days on market

• 98.8% of asking achieved

• 10314 most active ZIP

• $600K–$799K moved fastest (37 days)

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Joseph Ranola | Five-Star Staten Island & South Brooklyn Realtor® (30 + Google reviews)
Associate Broker · Matias Real Estate | Founder · Bridge & Boro Team
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