Staten Island posted 54 single family closings this week. That’s a healthy number for this point in the cycle and tells you buyers are still engaged, not drifting.

The median sale price came in at $702,500. Homes sold in a median of 35 days, which is quick enough to show real demand without the panic-driven speed of past years.

Sellers landed about 98.3 percent of their asking price. That’s the market rewarding accuracy and punishing ego. Price where the data lives and you get what you want. Overshoot, and you pay the tax in time and reductions.

ZIP 10314 led activity again. No surprise. It continues to carry a disproportionate share of borough-wide movement.

The fastest-moving price band was 600K to 799K at 22 days. That’s the engine of Staten Island. The deepest buyer pool lives there, and the speed shows it. If you’re bringing a clean, well-priced home to market in this band, you’re not sitting around.

• For buyers: don’t underestimate the speed in that mid-range.

• For sellers: don’t confuse a good market with a forgiving one. Precision is still everything.

TLDR

• 54 closings

• $702,500 median price

• 35 days on market

• 98.3 percent of asking

• 10314 most active ZIP

• 600-799K moved fastest at 22 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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