Cropseyville Housing Update: Tight Inventory, Steady Pricing Into Spring

The Cropseyville housing market is moving into spring with steady pricing and limited inventory, a combination that continues to define this rural Rensselaer County community. Activity remains modest, but conditions favor well-prepared buyers and realistic sellers.

Top takeaways

• Median single-family home price: $278,875 (February 2026).
• 26 homes sold in the past 12 months.
• 11 homes currently listed for sale; inventory down 20% year over year.
• Sales-to-list-price ratio at 100%, signaling firm pricing.

Market snapshot

Over the past year, 26 residential properties changed hands locally, underscoring the area’s relatively low turnover. As of February 2026, the median price for a single-family home stands at $278,875. That figure reflects a stable pricing environment rather than sharp swings, consistent with a smaller rural market.

Inventory remains tight. Realtor.com reports 11 active listings, marking a 20% decline compared with a year ago. With fewer homes available, sellers have generally secured full asking price on closed transactions, as indicated by a 100% sales-to-list-price ratio. Distress activity is limited, with only a small share of properties in pre-foreclosure.

In the broader Albany-Schenectady-Troy metro area, typical home values were up 3.8% year over year as of late 2025, and homes were going pending in a median 18 days. That regional momentum continues to provide underlying support for local pricing trends.

What’s for sale

Current listings include single-family homes along NY-2 as well as properties with acreage. A recently listed 2.88-acre residential property is marketed at $335,000, highlighting continued interest in homes that offer additional land and privacy. Buyers can also find smaller ranch-style houses and larger multi-bedroom homes built between the 1950s and 1990s.

With just 11 homes on the market, selection is limited heading into the spring season. Buyers may need to act decisively when a suitable property appears, while sellers continue to benefit from steady demand and disciplined pricing conditions.

As the Capital Region’s spring market unfolds, local watchers will be monitoring whether new listings emerge or if tight supply remains the defining feature in the months ahead.

Sources

https://www.propertyfocus.com/trends/city/ny/cropseyville
https://www.realtor.com/local/market/new-york/rensselaer-county/cropseyville
https://www.landsearch.com/properties/263-county-route-85-cropseyville-ny-12052/5012321
https://www.zillow.com/home-values/51596/cropseyville-ny/