08/24/2026
Nassau market
Verified: Nassau’s July median single-family sale price was $880,000, up 2.9% year over year from $855,000. Suffolk rose 7.1%, suggesting Nassau prices are still appreciating, but more slowly. OneKey MLS, released August 13
Verified: A separate July pull covering broader Nassau residential inventory reported 2,783 active listings, up 5.5% from June; 3.79 months of supply, up 13.8% year over year; and 1,114 new listings, down 18.5% from June. Homes sold at approximately 101.9% of asking with a 27-day median market time. Because this dataset includes a broader property mix, its $875,000 median differs slightly from OneKey’s single-family figure. July Nassau report using RPR/OneKey data
Interpretation: Buyers have somewhat more inventory to examine, but the late-summer decline in new listings could keep properly priced entry- and mid-market houses competitive. The widening difference between fast-selling closed properties and older active listings reinforces that buyers are resisting ambitious pricing—not abandoning the market.