New York’s Staten Island. The top 10 residences in the borough sold for over $2.3 million apiece, indicating that Staten Island’s upscale residential real estate market was booming in 2024.
The borough’s most expensive home sold for $3.8 million, according to documents from the Staten Island Board of Realtors (SIBOR), while a $3.5 million listing came next. Although Todt Hill is home to five of these expensive properties, a number of the affluent residences may be found in other communities, such as Shore Acres, Great Kills, Princes Bay, and Egbertville.
According to one of SIBOR’s recent monthly indicator reports, which focused on the borough’s historically low inventory and a notable decline in new listings, U.S. existing-home sales unexpectedly fell to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.84 million, the lowest level in over a decade. Despite more house options and lower mortgage rates than at the same time last year, prospective buyers have retreated in recent months.
The research found that property prices were still rising in spite of those figures, with the typical sales price of a Staten Island home rising 9.1% to $724,444.
The top ten most costly residences sold in 2024, as reported by SIBOR, were:
1. $3.8 million: the above-mentioned 77 Nevada Ave., Egbertville. A house with four bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and 5,968 square feet.
2. $3.5 million: The image below shows 14 Peter Court, Todt Hill. An eight-bathroom, five-bedroom, 8,000-square-foot house.
Recently, this Todt Hill house at 14 Peter Court sold for $3.5 million. (Staten Island Multiple Listing Service, courtesy ofWith permission from Staten Island Multi
3. $2.715 million: Todt Hill, 25 Copperleaf Terrace, as shown below. a house with four bedrooms, six bathrooms, and 8,333 square feet.
In Todt Hill, this house at 25 Copperleaf Terrace recently sold for $2.715 million. (Staten Island Multiple Listing Service, courtesy ofWith permission from Staten Island Multi
4. 151 Bertha Place, Grymes Hill, $2.65 million, as shown below. a 4,900-square-foot house with five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
In 2024, this Grymes Hill residence at 151 Bertha Place sold for $2.65 million. (Staten Island Multiple Listing Service, courtesy ofWith permission from Staten Island Multi
5. $2.55 million: The image below shows 10 Todt Hill Court, Todt Hill. A 5,600-square-foot house with five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
In 2024, this Todt Hill residence at 10 Todt Hill Court sold for $2.55 million. (Staten Island Multiple Listing Service, courtesy ofWith permission from Staten Island Multi
6. Shore Acres, 100 Wadsworth Road, $2.5 million, as shown below. This 11,250-square-foot house has seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
In 2024, this Shore Acres residence at 100 Wadsworth Road sold for $2.5 million. (Staten Island Multiple Listing Service, courtesy ofWith permission from Staten Island Multi
7. $2.45 million: Great Kills, 11 Osprey Court, as shown below. This house is 4,768 square feet and has four bedrooms and four bathrooms.
In 2024, this Great Kills house at 11 Osprey Court sold for $2.45 million. (Staten Island Multiple Listing Service, courtesy ofWith permission from Staten Island Multi
8. $2.425 million: Princes Bay, 85 Uncas Ave., as shown below. This 5,197-square-foot house has four bedrooms and five bathrooms.
In 2024, this Princes Bay residence at 85 Uncas Ave. sold for $2.425. (Staten Island Multiple Listing Service, courtesy ofWith permission from Staten Island Multi
9. $2.4 million:39 Below is a photo of Todt Hill, the Oval. A 6,400-square-foot house with six bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
In 2024, this Todt Hill residence at 39 The Oval sold for $2.4 million. (Staten Island Multiple Listing Service, courtesy ofWith permission from Staten Island Multi
10. $2.38 million: Todt Hill, 65 Jenna Lane, as shown below. a 6,353-square-foot house with six bedrooms and six bathrooms.
In 2024, this Todt Hill residence at 65 Jenna Lane sold for $2.38 million. (Staten Island Multiple Listing Service, courtesy ofWith permission from Staten Island Multi
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