This week saw 56 single family homes close across Staten Island, a solid level of activity that shows buyers are still engaged and moving forward when the numbers make sense.

The median sale price landed at $661,995, keeping the market anchored in the mid-range. Homes sold in a median of 36.5 days, which reflects a balanced pace. Buyers are not rushing, but they are decisive when a property is priced correctly.

Sellers achieved about 98.1 percent of asking, reinforcing a consistent theme: realistic pricing is still rewarded, while overreaching simply costs time.

ZIP 10314 once again led the borough in total closings, continuing its role as one of Staten Island’s most active hubs.

Interestingly, the fastest-moving price band this week was $1.5M–$2M, with homes selling in a median of 27 days. That tells you that even at higher price points, well-positioned listings can move quickly when the product is right.

• For buyers, this market offers opportunity without chaos.

• For sellers, the takeaway is clear: accuracy still beats optimism every time.

TLDR

• 56 closings

• $661,995 median price

• 36.5 days on market

• 98.1 percent of asking achieved

• 10314 most active ZIP

• $1.5M–$2M moved fastest at 27 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
Serving 103xx and 11209 / 11214 / 11228 | $25 M + closed volume
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