Long Island condo sales, prices so far this year
Condo sale prices continue to inch toward single-family home prices on Long Island. Credit: Getty Images/Mario Tama
The price of a single-family home on Long Island consistently breaks records. And prices for condominiums, generally thought to be good entry points to homeownership, are inching upward.
In December, the median condo price in Nassau was $807,500, less than $30,000 shy of the $835,000 median price tag for single-family homes in the county, according to OneKey MLS.
In Suffolk, the median price for a condo was $550,000, while single-family homes reached a median of $700,000, the multiple listing service reported.
What condos sold in your neighborhood and what did buyers pay? Search this database for sales across Nassau and Suffolk counties to see where condos sold, what the closing prices were and what buyers got for their money, according to data from OneKey MLS.
January condo sales by the numbers:
236 sales reported
with 104 sales in Nassau and 132 sales in Suffolk.
Communities with the most sales in January:
Coram (16 sales), Long Beach and Ridge (13), Great Neck (10)
Most expensive sale in January:
North Hills, $2.26 million
What condos sold nearby in 2025?
Dive into the data from last year.
2025 by the numbers:
3,063 sales reported
Communities with the most sales in 2025
Great Neck and Long Beach (177 sales each)
Other top sale communities
Ridge (176 sales), Coram (111), Middle Island (105), Freeport (80), Rockville Centre (76)
Most expensive sale of 2025:
Suffolk: Southampton, $6 million
