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New Rochelle School District Real Estate Update: Single-Family Homes January 2026

New Rochelle NY Real Estate Market Update – Single Family Homes (January 2026)

If you live in the New Rochelle School District or are thinking about buying or selling a single-family home here, January 2026 delivered some important signals about where the market is heading.

While overall sales activity slowed, pricing strength, fast absorption, and limited inventory continue to define the New Rochelle real estate landscape. Below is a clear, data-driven breakdown of what’s happening right now—and what it means for you.

January 2026 Snapshot: Single-Family Homes

  • Homes Sold: 15 total sales (down 21.1% year-over-year)
  • Median Sale Price: $980,018 (up 9.0% vs. January 2025)
  • Median Price per Square Foot: $501 (up 17.9% year-over-year)
  • Days on Market: 36 days (down 50% vs. last year)
  • Inventory: 42 active single-family homes (down 30%)
  • Months of Supply: 1.68 (down 29.1%)
  • Speed of Sales: 87% sold within 90 days
  • Pricing Strength: 73% sold for over 95% of list price

What the Numbers Say About the Market

Even with fewer closed sales, the data confirms that demand remains strong for single-family homes in New Rochelle.

Prices continue to rise, homes are selling faster, and buyers are still willing to pay close to—or above—asking price. This combination is typically seen in markets where inventory is constrained and buyer confidence remains high.

Key Takeaways

  • Lower sales volume does not mean weaker demand
  • Homes are selling in nearly half the time compared to last year
  • Price per square foot growth suggests strong buyer competition
  • Inventory levels continue to favor sellers

What This Means for Homeowners in New Rochelle

If you own a single-family home in the New Rochelle School District, today’s market conditions work in your favor.

With fewer homes available and buyers acting quickly, properly priced and well-presented homes are commanding strong attention. Many sellers are seeing efficient timelines from listing to contract, with minimal concessions.

This is especially true for homes that are:

  • Move-in ready
  • Located near transportation or village centers
  • Priced strategically based on current market data

What Buyers Need to Know Right Now

For buyers, the New Rochelle market requires preparation and decisiveness.

With less than two months of housing supply, competition remains elevated. Buyers who succeed are those who:

  • Understand neighborhood-by-neighborhood pricing
  • Have strong financial pre-approval
  • Are ready to act quickly when the right home appears

Working with a local expert who understands micro-trends within New Rochelle can make the difference between winning and missing out.

How This Fits Into the Broader Westchester Market

Across Westchester County—including areas like Katonah-Lewisboro—similar patterns are emerging: limited inventory, rising price-per-square-foot metrics, and faster sales cycles.

New Rochelle continues to stand out for its accessibility, diverse housing stock, and long-term value, making it a focal point for both primary residents and move-up buyers.

Looking Ahead

As we move deeper into 2026, inventory levels and buyer activity will remain the key indicators to watch. If supply stays tight, pricing pressure is likely to continue.

If you’re considering selling, buying, or simply want a clearer picture of your home’s current value, now is the time to get informed.

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Thomas Roberts
Real Estate Agent | William Raveis
📞 (914) 755-9816
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