Queens Village, NY Housing Market & Real Estate Update (March 4, 2026)
Queens Village, NY – March 4, 2026 – Redfin’s January 2026 data points to a median sale price near $774K, faster year-over-year sales activity, and pricing that’s generally land…
Queens Village, NY home values continued to firm up in the most recent monthly data tracked by Redfin. For January 2026, the median sale price was about $774K, up 5.3% year over year. Homes averaged about 50 days on market, and closed sales rose to 68 for the month, a notable increase versus last year’s pace.
Key market metrics (January 2026)
- Prices: median sale price ~$774K (+5.3% YoY).
- Speed: ~50 median days on market.
- Negotiation: sale-to-list ratio 98.6%.
- Over-ask activity: 27.9% of homes sold above list price.
Market snapshot: price vs. property mix
Price-per-square-foot ran about $451 (down 16.4% YoY), a reminder that monthly shifts can reflect changes in the mix of homes that sold, not just broad price direction. With the median sale price up year over year and many transactions still closing close to the asking price, the data suggests sellers are often holding pricing power even as the type and size of homes sold may vary from month to month.
At the same time, the higher closed-sales count points to more completed deals than the same period a year ago, which can help both sides: buyers may see more opportunities to transact, while sellers may benefit from continued demand for well-positioned listings.
What’s for sale to watch
- Entry points: condos/co-ops advertised around the low-$300Ks.
- Core inventory: many single-family listings clustered roughly in the $600Ks–$900Ks.
- Upside/rental plays: multifamily listings commonly marketed around $1.1M–$1.25M.
One practical takeaway: with sale-to-list pricing near 99% and more than a quarter of homes selling above list, list price still appears to be a meaningful signal for competitive, well-kept properties, even in months when price-per-square-foot trends lower.