OneKey MLS: Steady Market Prices and Increases in New Listings Regionwide for May 2025

Real Estate In-Depth • June 17, 2025

FARMINGDALE—OneKey MLS, the largest multiple listing service in New York, released its May 2025 market report on June 17 that highlighted steady median home prices and a healthy uptick in new listings throughout the New York Metropolitan area.

In May 2025, the closed median sales price for single-family homes rose to $735,000, marking a 3.5% year-over-year increase. Despite tighter inventory in some areas, the market has remained resilient, demonstrating continued buyer demand and strong seller confidence. Condominiums saw a slight dip in median price by 5.3% to $539,660, while coop prices remained steady at around $299,000.

Richard Haggerty, CEO of OneKey MLS, noted, “While we’re seeing subtle changes across property types, the broader market reflects solid stability. Buyers are adjusting to current interest rates, and sellers are responding by bringing more listings to the market. This spring has been characterized by motivated buyers and well-priced homes moving quickly, especially single-family properties that continue to attract competitive offers.”

New listings for single-family homes increased by 3.8% compared to last May, with 5,801 homes hitting the market in May alone. Condos and co-ops also saw new listings rise by 6.5% and 3.4% respectively, providing more options for buyers navigating a historically tight housing market.

As summer approaches, OneKey MLS expects market activity to remain brisk, driven by sustained buyer interest and a gradual improvement in available inventory. For the latest market insights and to connect with a trusted real estate professional, visit https://marketstats.onekeymls.com.

Editor’s Note: The Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors will release their respective reports and statistics on May sales activity next week.

By John Jordan April 9, 2026
A native of Rockland County, Obremski has worked in public service in the Hudson Valley for nearly two decades, including roles in community development and municipal law.
A scenic view of the Mid-Hudson Bridge spanning the Hudson River at sunset, overlooking a town with dense green trees.
By John Jordan April 9, 2026
While there is a significant outmigration to the Southern States, the largest share of residents are relocating to the Hudson Valley’s closest neighbors—Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
By Real Estate In-Depth April 8, 2026
The transaction reflects a wider trend in the Hudson Valley commercial market, where well-positioned properties continue to command premium pricing.
By Rey Hollingsworth Falu April 8, 2026
Fair housing today extends beyond overt discrimination. It lives in subtle patterns, in access to information, in affordability challenges, in lending disparities...
By Real Estate In-Depth April 7, 2026
Welcome HGAR's newest members who joined this March. Join us in celebrating and connecting with the latest professionals to become part of our growing real estate community.
By John Dolgetta, Esq. April 7, 2026
Federal courts in both Michigan and Louisiana have recently dealt significant setbacks to plaintiffs challenging the so-called “three-way agreement” structure governing MLS access
More