West Harrison Housing Update: Tight Supply, Steady Demand
West Harrison, NY – March 16, 2026 – Inventory remains limited as homes sell near asking price, with steady demand and moderate days on market.
Top takeaways
- Seller’s market conditions continue, with homes selling close to asking price.
- Median days on market around 77; West Harrison listings averaging higher.
- Inventory in the West Harrison neighborhood remains limited year over year.
Market snapshot
West Harrison, a hamlet within the Town of Harrison in Westchester County, continues to show tight housing conditions heading into spring. According to Realtor.com data from late 2025, the area was considered a seller’s market, meaning demand outweighed available inventory. Homes sold for approximately their asking price on average.
The median days on market was reported at 77 days overall. Within the West Harrison neighborhood specifically, average marketing time was higher, at 108 days, with inventory showing a year-over-year decline. Realtor.com’s neighborhood data also indicated just a handful of active listings locally, reflecting constrained supply.
Redfin data on recently sold homes shows many properties moving more quickly, with some staying on the market roughly 25 days and drawing multiple offers—evidence that well-priced homes remain competitive.
Pricing context
Realtor.com neighborhood insights for Harrison list West Harrison homes around the upper-$700Ks median list price range, with price per square foot in the high-$300s. Rental listings in and around the neighborhood typically approach $5,000 per month, underscoring continued pressure in both the for-sale and rental segments.
Limited buildable land and established single-family zoning patterns across Harrison contribute to constrained new supply, keeping resale inventory central to market activity.
What’s for sale
Current listings include a mix of single-family homes and select co-op or condo options. Buyers are generally finding:
- Updated mid-century and split-level homes on quarter-acre lots.
- Larger renovated properties priced above the neighborhood median.
- Attached or co-op units offering lower entry prices but higher monthly fees.
Are you seeing more listings or stronger bidding activity this spring in West Harrison?
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