Westchester County, NY Housing


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The housing market in Westchester, NY County is strong and prosperous. The median value of a house in the area is significantly higher than the national median, coming in at $691,600 compared to the US median of $338,100. Despite this high value, appreciation is still steady with an estimated 1 year increase of 7.70%, slightly lower than the national average of 8.27%. This indicates that Westchester's homes are holding their values well and continue to be desirable to potential buyers.

The median home cost in Westchester County is $691,600. Home appreciation the last 10 years has been 53.9%. Home Appreciation in Westchester County is up 9.3%.

Average Age of Homes
- The median age of Westchester County real estate is 61 years old
The Rental Market in Westchester County
- Renters make up 35.3% of the Westchester County population
- 1.0% of houses and apartments in Westchester County, are available to rent

DID YOU KNOW
Buying a home is the biggest single purchase most people make during their lives. The second largest is most often an automobile.

Median Monthly Rent by Number of Bedrooms

   Housing by Year Built

  HousingWestchester, New YorkUnited States
  386,583.0139,647,020.0
  6442
  $691,600$338,100
  9.3%16.6%
  34.3%57.0%
  53.9%101.1%
  $20.11$10.98
  $10,001$2,690
  58.1%57.4%
  5.7%11.2%
  36.2%31.4%
  Vacant Housing
  1.0%1.9%
  0.2%0.4%
  0.7%0.7%
  0.4%0.4%
  1.2%3.6%
  2.2%4.1%
  Value of Owner-Occupied Housing
  0.8%2.6%
  0.3%2.4%
  0.5%2.8%
  0.8%3.9%
  1.1%4.5%
  3.4%11.3%
  3.9%13.0%
  8.1%20.1%
  11.4%13.6%
  12.7%8.3%
  28.7%9.7%
  13.6%3.9%
  7.4%2.2%
  3.2%0.8%
  4.0%1.1%
  Housing Units by Year Structure Built
  0.1%0.2%
  5.1%13.6%
  5.1%13.6%
  5.2%13.6%
  7.5%13.2%
  9.2%14.8%
  5.2%13.6%
  18.3%10.0%
  7.8%4.7%
  30.1%12.2%
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My family's 4th generation Westchester. The problem is, it went from "a lil pricey, lots of affluent folks, but certainly feasible for blue-collar, working-class  More

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