New York housing market

16 metros47 citiesData through Sep 2026
Typical home value
$525K
▲ 5.6% 1 yr
5-year change
+30%
U.S. +20%
Median city rent
$2,746/mo
47 cities
Unemployment rate
4.3%
Median household income
$87K
2025

Key takeaways

  • 1The typical home in New York is worth $524,942, up 5.6% in a year and up 30% over five years. That's the #9 most expensive of 51.
  • 2Across 47 cities with rent data, median typical rent is $2,746/mo, roughly a 6.3% gross yield on the typical home.
  • 3Median household income was $86,900 in 2025, so the typical home costs 6.0× income.
  • 4Unemployment is 4.3% (−0.3 pts in a year).

Home values

Typical home value, New York
Latest $525K
$306K$374K$442K$510K2016201920222025

Source: Zillow Research (ZHVI, ZORI and market activity data).

FHFA house price index
Latest 1,184
6548199831,14720172019202120232025

Source: FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Quarterly, all-transactions index.

Unemployment rate, New York
Latest 4.30%
4.64%8.38%12.12%15.86%201620182020202220242026

Source: FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

New York metro areas

New York cities

47 cities, largest first. Click a column to sort.

47 cities
New York$826K▲ 4.3%$4,089▲ 5.2%5.9%
Buffalo$244K▲ 2.6%$1,421▲ 3.4%7.0%
Rochester$240K▲ 4.7%$1,454▲ 3.5%7.3%
Yonkers$702K▲ 7.3%$2,765▲ 7.7%4.7%
Syracuse$223K▲ 5.5%$1,566▲ 3.6%8.4%
Schenectady$331K▲ 5.1%$1,517▲ 2.6%5.5%
Albany$332K▲ 4.2%$1,664▲ 5.4%6.0%
White Plains$802K▲ 6.5%$3,301▲ 5.6%4.9%
Binghamton$191K▲ 4.8%$1,838▲ 6.2%11.6%
New Rochelle$941K▲ 7.5%$2,995▲ 4.9%3.8%
Mount Vernon$594K▲ 4.7%$2,639▼ 0.8%5.3%
Utica$210K▲ 5.9%$1,392▲ 4.5%7.9%
Troy$299K▲ 4.8%$1,473▲ 7.4%5.9%
Middletown$417K▲ 3.9%$2,442▲ 6.5%7.0%
Niagara Falls$173K▲ 4.2%$1,180▲ 5.9%8.2%
Newburgh$404K▲ 4.3%$1,939▲ 2.2%5.8%
Williamsville$417K▲ 4.4%$2,144▲ 4.7%6.2%
Webster$394K▲ 4.9%$1,795▲ 0.6%5.5%
Lockport$271K▲ 5.1%$1,025▲ 6.5%4.5%
Watertown$206K▲ 4.5%$1,546▲ 7.9%9.0%
Patchogue$603K▲ 4.8%$2,746▲ 9.5%5.5%
Fairport$403K▲ 4.6%$1,706▼ 0.8%5.1%
Great Neck$1.48M▲ 6.2%$4,894▲ 4.2%4.0%
Hicksville$787K▲ 4.9%$4,058▲ 1.9%6.2%
Saratoga Springs$657K▲ 7.0%$2,165▲ 5.8%4.0%
Ronkonkoma$651K▲ 6.0%$3,005▲ 8.2%5.5%
Wappingers Falls$504K▲ 4.9%$2,787▲ 8.6%6.6%
Huntington$912K▲ 3.3%$3,724▲ 1.1%4.9%
Ballston Spa$431K▲ 4.8%$2,001▲ 4.4%5.6%
Coram$574K▲ 6.7%$3,107▲ 7.0%6.5%
Port Washington$1.29M▲ 8.3%$4,354▲ 14.3%4.0%
Long Beach$807K▲ 4.9%$3,563▲ 6.1%5.3%
Glen Cove$827K▲ 7.3%$3,702▲ 8.1%5.4%
Peekskill$516K▲ 4.5%$2,938▲ 6.0%6.8%
Nanuet$642K▲ 5.0%$3,276▲ 3.4%6.1%
Cohoes$339K▲ 2.1%$1,865▲ 6.0%6.6%
Mineola$834K▲ 4.4%$3,886▲ 4.9%5.6%
Rensselaer$316K▲ 3.5%$1,877▲ 1.3%7.1%
Watervliet$320K▲ 3.4%$1,519▲ 6.7%5.7%
East Hampton$2.15M▲ 3.3%$39,395▲ 7.2%22.0%
Beacon$572K▲ 6.5%$2,645▲ 11.0%5.6%
Nyack$772K▲ 7.4%$2,776▲ 1.3%4.3%
Hampton Bays$950K▲ 6.1%$3,484▲ 9.5%4.4%
Dobbs Ferry$1.04M▲ 11.5%$3,629▲ 14.8%4.2%
Southampton$2.26M▲ 7.6%$35,296▲ 22.1%18.8%
Sleepy Hollow$1.05M▲ 10.5%$4,375▲ 6.9%5.0%
Sag Harbor$2.31M▲ 5.8%$49,398▲ 10.1%25.6%

Landlord law in New York

New York landlord-tenant rules

Deposit limit: 1 month's rent for unregulated units (since 2019). Return deadline, late fees, notice periods and sources →

Data refreshed Oct 26, 2026.