Recently sold homes on Long Island
Which homes sold in your neighborhood and what did buyers pay? Credit: Newsday/Steve Pfost
New year, same trends.
The first month of 2026 saw home prices rise again compared with the previous year. In January, the median sale price for a single-family home was $700,000 in Suffolk and $835,000 in Nassau, according to data from OneKey MLS.
With 39.1% more buyers than sellers, Long Island continued to be the strongest seller's market in the country, Newsday reported. With rising prices, Long Island home seekers are more interested in accessory dwelling units as a way to offset high home costs.
New home sales so far this year
Which homes sold in your neighborhood and what did buyers pay? Search this database for sales across Nassau and Suffolk counties to see where homes sold, what the closing prices were and what buyers got for their money, according to data from OneKey MLS.
February by the numbers:
1,153 sales reported
Community with the most sales in February
Nassau:
Massapequa (28 sales)
Suffok:
Bay Shore and Huntington (25 sales each)
Most expensive sale of the month
$28.75 million
The property belonged to Billy Joel and set a Long Island record outside the Hamptons.
What homes sold nearby in 2025?
Dive into the data from last year.
