STATEN ISLAND RESIDENTIAL MARKET REPORT. July P:

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1 # STATEN ISLAND RESIDENTIAL MARKET REPORT July 217 P:

2 Residential Market Report Overview The Staten Island Market Report is organized in six distinct sections and it is designed as a guide to the borough s residential market. The report includes key market stats, the most uptodate monthly sales data, and charts that give a clear picture of current market conditions. The first section Residential Market Overview shows the borough s median sale price per property and per square foot, together with trends and changes over the past year. The second section informs on the borough s most expensive sales for each residential property type included: singlefamily homes, condo and coop units. Then, the last four sections of the report take a closer look at Staten Island s neighborhoods: informative sales maps are complemented by a section dedicated to the borough s most expensive neighborhoods ranked by median sales price per square foot. Each Staten Island neighborhood has a dedicated onepage snapshot, which includes a short description of the neighborhood s profile, plus useful sales stats: median sale price, median sale price per square foot, number of transactions and a breakdown by type of residential properties sold. Table of Contents Residential Market Overview Top 1 Residential Sales Map of Neighborhoods Top Neighborhoods Sales Maps Stats by Neighborhood P: support@propertyshark.com

3 Jan16 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Jan17 Feb17 Mar17 Apr17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Jan16 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Jan17 Feb17 Mar17 Apr17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Residential Market Overview Staten Island, July 217 Median Price/Sq.ft. No. of K % YoY 11% YoY 1% YoY Single family Median price/sq.ft. 33 6K K K 3K 2K 1K Median price / No. of K Condo 3 Median price/sq.ft. 31 K 3K Median price / No. of 332K K 1 1K 2 1 P: support@propertyshark.com

4 Top 1 Residential Sales Staten Island, July 217 Single family # Address 13 Ridge Ave 6 Ridge Loop 22 Finlay St 61 Rockaway St 6 Correll Ave Amboy Rd 1 Sunset Hill Dr 32 Park St 1 Bedell Ave 263 Martin Ave Sale Price 1,, 1,3, 1,, 1,17, ,9 997, 99, 97, 93, 92, Sale Date 2Jul17 17Jul17 12Jul17 26Jul17 3Jul17 1Jul17 27Jul17 1Jul17 27Jul17 6Jul17 Sq.ft. Price/Sq.ft. Neighborhood 3,1 6 Todt Hill 2,93 3 Todt Hill,2 232 Tottenville Tottenville Rossville 2, Huguenot 7, 133 West Brighton 2,912 3,9 2, Richmond Town Tottenville Willowbrook Condo # Address 9 Bay Street Lndg #B 9 Bay Street Lndg #6B Bay Street Lndg #H 1 Bay St #L 99 Goethals Rd N # Hampton Pl 2721 Windham Loop 1 Hammock Ln A Lamped Loop 11 Arielle Ln #13 Sale Price 9, 9, 73,, 3, 1, 9, 39, 3, 3, Sale Date 2Jul17 21Jul17 1Jul17 26Jul17 2Jul17 2Jul17 2Jul17 11Jul17 3Jul17 11Jul17 Sq.ft. Price/Sq.ft. Neighborhood 1,92 97 St. George 1,92 6 St. George 9 37 St. George 1, St. George 1,917 1,1 1,6 1, Graniteville Rossville Heartland Village Rossville 1, Heartland Village 1, Heartland Village 2 P: support@propertyshark.com

5 Map of Neighborhoods Staten Island, July P: support@propertyshark.com

6 Top Neighborhoods Staten Island, July 217 # Neighborhood Lighthouse Hill Grant City St. George Bay Terrace Castleton Corners Manor Heights Arrochar Annadale Woodrow South Beach Westerleigh Todt Hill Eltingville Park Hill Willowbrook Oakwood Richmond Town New Dorp Dongan Hills Arden Heights Chelsea Travis Bulls Head Great Kills Charleston New Springville Midland Beach Grasmere Rossville Randall Manor New Dorp Beach Rosebank Heartland Village Graniteville Huguenot Port Richmond Prince's Bay Clifton West Brighton Grymes Hill Silver Lake Tottenville Median Median sale price/sq.ft. price 1 73, ,7 2 16,2 2 62, 19 39, 1 67, 12 7, 73,, 3 62, 39 1, 37 7, 36 2, 3 39, 32 99, 37, , 62, 9,, 9,9 9,, 1, 92, 3,, 392,2 399, 23,1, 32, 27 37, , , 263 6, 261 3, 26, 23 96, , No. of sales Condo Coop 23, 26, 36, 1, 332, 379,932 27, 37, 36, 19, 312, 29, 26,2 Single family 73, 7, 3, 62, 39, 67, 7, 73,, 62, 2, 7, 2, 39, 99,, 9, 62, 6,, 9,9 9,92 1, 1, 61, 3,, 7, 399, 23,1 2, 6, 2, 71,2 37, 6, 3,, 96,67, This is a ranking of Staten Island neighborhoods based on median sale price per sq.ft. Only neighborhoods with a minimum of 3 property sales where square footage is available were considered. P: support@propertyshark.com

7 Sales Maps Staten Island, July 217 Price / Sq.ft. The map displays Price per sq.ft. for properties sold in the last years. P: support@propertyshark.com

8 Annadale Staten Island, July 217 With a large wildlife preserve in the middle of it, Annadale is a city neighborhood with the country at heart. The Blue Heron Park Preserve covers more than 222 acres and includes swamps, ponds, and small streams. The neighborhood is served by the Staten Island Railway s Annadale Station and has both local and express buses. 7K 27% YoY per Sq.ft. 29% YoY 1.M K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 7K 1 1 2% YoY 73, YoY 27% /sqft YoY 29% 6 P: support@propertyshark.com

9 Arden Heights Staten Island, July 217 Until recently Arden Heights was simply the western part of Annadale, but the name is now found on most NYC maps. Most housing is found in clustered townhomes on looped streets with one way in and one way out. Off the main roads, residents have a 16acre park and very little traffic, which are anomalies in overdeveloped Staten Island. K 13% YoY per Sq.ft. 33 2% YoY 2 % YoY 6K K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. K 33 2 YoY /sqft YoY, 13% 33 2% 2 7 P: support@propertyshark.com

10 Arrochar Staten Island, July 217 Arrochar s properties are primarily onefamily and twofamily homes, along with those that house small businesses. The neighborhood is within close proximity of the VerrazanoNarrows Bridge, and was home to the famous architect Henry Hobson Richardson. 7K % YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 21 11% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 7K YoY /sqft YoY 7, % 12 2% 21 P: support@propertyshark.com

11 Bay Terrace Staten Island, July 217 Formerly known as Whitlock and renamed after one of its main thoroughfares, Bay Terrace has 33 streets. This is a growing neighborhood, as is evidenced by the new and everexpanding residential and commercial developments here. The Staten Island Railway stops at Bay Terrace station and there are numerous local and express buses along Hylan Boulevard. 63K 13% YoY per Sq.ft. 2 7% YoY 1 1% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 63K 2 1 YoY /sqft YoY 62, 13% 2 7% 1 9 P: support@propertyshark.com

12 Bulls Head Staten Island, July 217 Bulls Head is a middleclass community that s known for its numerous small shopping centers and traditional, locally owned neighborhood shops. Housing options are plentiful and include semidetached homes, townhomes, ranches, and newly built condos. K 17% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 16 23% YoY 6K K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. K YoY /sqft YoY 9,92 13% 322 1% 379,932 1% 1% P: support@propertyshark.com

13 Castleton Corners Staten Island, July 217 Older stately homes full of character are aplenty in Castleton Corners, where the streets are lined with trees and modern townhomes are being built. Residents consider it a historic example of yesteryear, combining both the quaint and the modern. 39K % YoY per Sq.ft. 19 1% YoY 19 36% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 39K YoY /sqft YoY 39, % 19 1% P: support@propertyshark.com

14 Jan1 Feb1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Jan17 Feb17 Mar17 Apr17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Jan1 Feb1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Jan17 Feb17 Mar17 Apr17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Jan1 Feb1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Jan17 Feb17 Mar17 Apr17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Charleston Staten Island, July 217 Charleston is on the South Shore of Staten Island and is an area with a lot of recent development, including a new openair lifestyle center, Bricktown Centre, and a new outlet mall is the first outlet mall ever built within New York City. Charleston is one of the most sparsely populated neighborhoods in not just Staten Island but in all of NYC. 1K 1% YoY per Sq.ft. 32 1% YoY 3% YoY K 6K 1K K 2K per Sq.ft YoY /sqft YoY 1, 1% 32 1% 12 P: support@propertyshark.com

15 Chelsea Travis Staten Island, July 217 Though Travis and Chelsea are actually separate areas, they re widely considered as a single neighborhood. This is a mainly industrial area that is considered by some to be West Shore while others consider it MidIsland. Either way, there s a Staten Island Railway stop as well as a direct bus service to Manhattan during rush hours. 6K 6% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 6% YoY 1.M K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 6K 336 YoY /sqft YoY 9,9 6% % 13 P: support@propertyshark.com

16 Clifton Staten Island, July 217 Clifton is primarily made up of singlefamily homes, but in the past ten years a number of duplexes and attached homes have been developed on land that was once only zoned for commercial use. The Staten Island Railway stops in Clifton and there are just three stops to the Staten Island Ferry. Other transportation options include local and express buses. 3K 29% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 11 3% YoY K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. 3K YoY /sqft YoY 3, 29% 261 9% 11 1 P: support@propertyshark.com

17 Dongan Hills Staten Island, July 217 Often situated on geographicallyelevated land parcels, the singlefamily homes in Dongan Hills are some of the most luxurious in Staten Island. Located in a valley between Emerson Hill and Todt Hill, this neighborhood is home to a large public library, has its own stop on the Staten Island Railway and is served by six local buses and five express buses to Midtown Manhattan. 9K 33% YoY per Sq.ft. 3 6% YoY 1 27% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 9K 3 1 YoY /sqft YoY 6, 26% 26 1% , 26% % 3 1 P: support@propertyshark.com

18 Elm Park Staten Island, July 217 Geographically speaking, Elm Park is one of the smallest neighborhoods in Staten Island and was previously known as both Jacksonville and Lowville. Home buyers can find singlefamily, multifamily and condominium properties here. 39K 11% YoY per Sq.ft. 22 1% YoY 13 22% YoY K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. 39K YoY /sqft YoY 39, 11% 22 1% P: support@propertyshark.com

19 Eltingville Staten Island, July 217 While most homes in Eltingville were built between 196 and 199 there are also brand new builds and 1yearold houses. Families flock to this neighborhood for the lush landscaping, numerous trees, and green lawns and backyards. The convenient Eltingville Transit Center has a Staten Island Railway stop as well as both local and express buses. 2K 2% YoY per Sq.ft. 36 % YoY 1 133% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 2K 36 1 YoY /sqft YoY 2, 2% 36 % 1 17 P: support@propertyshark.com

20 Graniteville Staten Island, July 217 Originally named Bennett s Corners, Graniteville s current name came from the quarries that were operated there in the late 19th century. Residential development began in the mid 6s and today a busy commercial strip on Richmond Avenue includes many shops and restaurants. There is no train service but there are several local and express buses. 37K 39% YoY per Sq.ft. 27 2% YoY 16 % YoY K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. 37K YoY /sqft YoY 2, 2% 27 6% 29, 12% % 11 1 P: support@propertyshark.com

21 Grant City Staten Island, July K 1% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 362K % YoY YoY /sqft YoY 7, 32% 61 7% 23, 7% 292 1% 1 19 P: support@propertyshark.com

22 Mar1 Apr1 May1 Jun1 Jul1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Jan16 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Jan17 Feb17 Mar17 Apr17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Mar1 Apr1 May1 Jun1 Jul1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Jan16 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Jan17 Feb17 Mar17 Apr17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Grasmere Staten Island, July 217 K 1% YoY 1.M K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. K % YoY 2% YoY 6 2 per Sq.ft. 31 YoY /sqft YoY, 1% 31 % 2 P: support@propertyshark.com

23 Great Kills Staten Island, July 217 Properties for sale in Great Kills can be hard to come by because once residents move in they don t want to move out. Part of the appeal is Great Kills Park, with fishing, birdwatching areas, a marina, hiking and walking trails, a beach, and sports fields. Public transportation includes a Staten Island Railway stop and local and express buses. K 1% YoY per Sq.ft. 326 % YoY 39 11% YoY 6K K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. K , 27, YoY % 7% /sqft YoY 1% 2% P: support@propertyshark.com

24 Grymes Hill Silver Lake Staten Island, July 217 The Grymes Hill / Silver Lake neighborhood is full of luxury homes but there are also some bargains to be found. The most popular homes are in the Federal and Victorian styles and many homes have mature landscaping and classic architecture. The community is also home to the largest body of fresh water in Staten Island and an 1hole golf course. 97K 1.M 1.M K 97K 1% YoY per Sq.ft. 23 2% YoY 167% YoY per Sq.ft ,67 YoY 1% /sqft 23 YoY 2% 22 P: support@propertyshark.com

25 Heartland Village Staten Island, July 217 Second only to St. George, Heartland Village is one of the administrative and commercial hubs in Staten Island. The proximity to the Staten Island Mall and other shopping options has made it a very popular residential area. Real estate options consist mostly of one and twofamily homes as well as semiattached homes and many condo buildings. 32K 6% YoY per Sq.ft. 23 % YoY 11 21% YoY K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. 32K , 312, YoY 1% 2% /sqft YoY 2% 3% P: support@propertyshark.com

26 Jan1 Mar1 Apr1 May1 Jun1 Jul1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Mar17 Apr17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Jan1 Mar1 Apr1 May1 Jun1 Jul1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Mar17 Apr17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Jan1 Mar1 Apr1 May1 Jun1 Jul1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Mar17 Apr17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Huguenot Staten Island, July K 1.M 1.M K 71K 1% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 1% YoY per Sq.ft ,2 YoY 1% /sqft 271 YoY 1% 2 P: support@propertyshark.com

27 Feb1 Apr1 May1 Jun1 Jul1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Jan16 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Jan17 Feb17 Mar17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Feb1 Apr1 May1 Jun1 Jul1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Jan16 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Jan17 Feb17 Mar17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Feb1 Apr1 May1 Jun1 Jul1 Aug1 Sep1 Oct1 Nov1 Dec1 Jan16 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16 Dec16 Jan17 Feb17 Mar17 May17 Jun17 Jul17 Lighthouse Hill Staten Island, July 217 Known as Richmond Hill until 1912 and now sharing a name with a neighborhood in Queens Lighthouse Hill is home to Richmond Creek and is surrounded on all sides by Staten Island Greenbelt parks, which include an impressive 1hole golf course. Some of the stateliest houses in Staten Island are on Lighthouse Hill as are several art museums. 73K 1.M 1.M K 73K 1% YoY per Sq.ft. 1 7% YoY 3% YoY per Sq.ft. 1 73, YoY 1% /sqft 1 YoY 7% 2 P: support@propertyshark.com

28 Manor Heights Staten Island, July 217 Known as a great community, Manor Heights is home to singlefamily, multifamily, and semiattached houses. It is served by an impressive number of express and local buses especially considering how small this neighborhood really is. There are numerous parks and retail stores in Manor Heights. 67K 32% YoY per Sq.ft. 1 % YoY 1.M K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 67K % YoY 67, YoY 32% /sqft 1 YoY % 1 26 P: support@propertyshark.com

29 Mariner's Harbor Staten Island, July 217 Situated on prime waterfront property, Mariner s Harbor is a surprisingly affordable neighborhood for buyers looking for an upandcoming neighborhood. The recent economic boom has provided new movie theaters, large retail stores, new restaurants, and a large amount of new housing development. Both local and express buses run throughout the area. 39K 2% YoY per Sq.ft. 213 % YoY 2 11% YoY K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. 39K , 1,37 YoY % 2% /sqft YoY 1% 2% P: support@propertyshark.com

30 Midland Beach Staten Island, July 217 Once known as Woodland Beach, Midland Beach was heavily affected by Hurricane Sandy but renovation has been successful and a new Bluebelt is now being built to alleviate the flooding this area has previously been susceptible to. The neighborhood has many unique adornments including stone bridges, old trees, culverts, and viaducts. 3K 3% YoY per Sq.ft. 321 % YoY 1 17% YoY 6K K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. 3K , YoY 3% /sqft 321 YoY % 1 2 P: support@propertyshark.com

31 New Dorp Staten Island, July 217 Commerce and nature have a place in New Dorp. The neighborhood is home to one of the area s largest shopping centers, Hylan Plaza, and Dugan Park, sometimes called Tysens Park, with its baseball fields, basketball and handball courts, and jungle gyms. A large library services the neighborhood and New Dorp is accessible via the Staten Island Railway and buses. 63K 11% YoY per Sq.ft. 39 K 6K K 2K 6 2 2% YoY per Sq.ft. 63K % YoY 62, YoY 11% /sqft 39 YoY 2% 29 P: support@propertyshark.com

32 New Dorp Beach Staten Island, July 217 The residents of New Dorp Beach are an eclectic group who mostly live in converted beach houses or attached homes. Much of the neighborhood is under the supervision of the Parks Department and many streets have been turned into walking paths with trees grown right over them. This is a unique neighborhood that embraces a quirky beach vibe. 23K 6% YoY per Sq.ft. 3 22% YoY 1 33% YoY 6K K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. 23K ,1 YoY 6% /sqft 3 YoY 22% 1 3 P: support@propertyshark.com

33 New Springville Staten Island, July 217 New Springville is located in the middle of Staten Island near the Staten Island Mall. Most homes were built during the boom following the construction of the VerrazanoNarrows Bridge and as a result, there is a cohesiveness in their design. Most homes were built in the mid2th century and are attached homes, detached homes, or condominiums. 92K 1% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 19 6% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 92K , 37, YoY % 7% /sqft YoY 2% 2% P: support@propertyshark.com

34 Oakwood Staten Island, July 217 The ocean side neighborhood of Oakwood is paved with wellmaintained streets, a surprising amount of parking, and lots of open, green space. What was once farmland now boasts luxury homes, singlefamily homes, multifamily homes, condos, garden apartments, and townhomes. There is a Staten Island Railway stop and numerous buses. K 22% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 6 % YoY 6K K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. K 37 6, YoY 22% /sqft 37 YoY 26% 6 32 P: support@propertyshark.com

35 Park Hill Staten Island, July 217 Most of the Park Hill neighborhood is included in a 1acre plot of sixstory brick apartment buildings. The Park Hill Apartments were built in the 196s and over 9% of them are occupied by people on federal assistance. Rental and real estate prices have doubled in just ten years as this community begins to be revitalized by community initiatives. 39K 1% YoY per Sq.ft. 3 1% YoY 6K K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. 39K % YoY 39, 1, YoY 1% /sqft YoY 2% 1 33 P: support@propertyshark.com

36 Port Richmond Staten Island, July 217 Port Richmond is on the North Shore of Staten Island along the Kill Van Kull waterfront. Once an independent village, today it s one of the oldest neighborhoods on the island. Small businesses dot the main commercial road, Port Richmond Avenue with a permanent library on Bennett Street. Famous landmarks include the Ritz Theater and Bodine Creek. 37K 3% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 1 233% YoY 6K K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. 37K , YoY 3% /sqft 26 YoY 96% 1 3 P: support@propertyshark.com

37 Prince's Bay Staten Island, July 217 Also known as Princess Bay, Prince s Bay is a Staten Island neighborhood bursting with character. Home buyers find every type of home including waterside houses, Colonial homes, new developments, and historic homes. There s plenty to do here with beaches, the Princess Bay Boatmen s Association, a train service, and numerous shopping centers. 6K 3% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 1 12% YoY 1.M K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 6K , YoY 3% /sqft 263 YoY 23% 1 3 P: support@propertyshark.com

38 Randall Manor Staten Island, July 217 Randall Manor is home to some of the most sought after properties on Staten Island. As one of the oldest communities in the area, the architecture there is classic, the trees are mature, the landscaping is lush, and it has an oldworld charm. It s close to both the St. George Terminal and the VerrazanoNarrow s Bridge, providing easy access to Manhattan. K 16% YoY per Sq.ft. 3 1% YoY 3% YoY 2.M 2.M 1.M 1.M K 1, 1, per Sq.ft. K 3 399, YoY 16% /sqft 3 YoY 1% 36 P: support@propertyshark.com

39 Richmond Town Staten Island, July 217 Once known as Coccles Town due to the abundance of clams and oysters found in the waters of the nearby Fresh Kills, Richmond Town has seen new construction starting in the 6s and is today one of the most popular neighborhoods for homebuyers looking to move to Staten Island. Landmarks include Voorlezer s House and St. Andrew s Church. 9K % YoY per Sq.ft. 36 2% YoY 1 133% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 9K , YoY % /sqft 36 YoY 2% 1 37 P: support@propertyshark.com

40 Rosebank Staten Island, July 217 K 16% YoY per Sq.ft. 29 % YoY 11 22% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. K , 19, YoY 13% 1% /sqft YoY 2% 1% P: support@propertyshark.com

41 Rossville Staten Island, July 217 Big changes have been going in Rossville for the last few decades, which all add to its current brandnew vibe. Young trees, white curbs, and new asphalt are the norm in most of the area, though Sandy Ground has homes built in the 13s. 392K % YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 3 9% YoY K K 3K 2K 1K per Sq.ft. 392K , 36, YoY 1% 1% /sqft YoY 1% 31% P: support@propertyshark.com

42 South Beach Staten Island, July K 3% YoY per Sq.ft. 3 1% YoY 3% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 63K 3 62, YoY 3% /sqft 3 YoY 1% P: support@propertyshark.com

43 St. George Staten Island, July 217 The waterfront neighborhood of St. George is affordable and in demand. It is home to many young professionals who work in Manhattan and commute via the St. George Ferry. Property options include luxury homes, coops, condos, properties with water views, and multifamily houses. It s also home to several museums and art galleries. 16K 17% YoY per Sq.ft. 2 2% YoY 1 1% YoY 1.M K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 16K 2 1 3, 26, YoY % 7% /sqft 2 1 YoY 2% % 1 P: support@propertyshark.com

44 Todt Hill Staten Island, July 217 Perched on the highest point south of Maine on the eastern seaboard, Todt Hill provides residents with stunning panoramic views of the New York Harbor, NJ Shore, VerrazanoNarrows Bridge, and the skyline of Manhattan. Properties are in high demand and include gated mansions with private pools, immaculate landscaping, and gardens fit for paradise. 7K 1.M 1.M K 7K 21% YoY per Sq.ft. 37 % YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 7, YoY 21% /sqft 37 YoY % 9 2 P: support@propertyshark.com

45 Tottenville Staten Island, July 217 The most southern neighborhood in Staten Island, Tottenville covers just 1.7 square miles and has a marked Victorian architectural heritage. It was developed much earlier than other South Share neighborhoods and it is home to an NY public library. There are three Staten Island Railway stations in this neighborhood as well as local and express buses. 39K 12% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 21 2% YoY 1.M K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 39K 22 21, 26,2 YoY % % /sqft YoY 3% 1% P: support@propertyshark.com

46 West Brighton Staten Island, July 217 K 1% YoY per Sq.ft. 26 2% YoY 1 2% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. K 26 1, YoY 1% /sqft 26 YoY 2% 1 P: support@propertyshark.com

47 Westerleigh Staten Island, July 217 Popular with civil servants, Westerleigh is on the northwestern side of Staten Island and has townhouses and ranches and many home styles including Cape Cod, Victorian, and Colonial. This community is known for the many homes with flags flying out front, is home to numerous historic houses, and is served by local and express buses. 1K % YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 1 % YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 1K , 36, YoY 6% 32% /sqft YoY 2% 16 1 P: support@propertyshark.com

48 Willowbrook Staten Island, July 217 Staten Island buyers looking for a great location for commuting with easy access to the Staten Island Expressway would bewise to consider Willowbrook. A 16acre public park is centered in the neighborhood and includes baseball fields, a pond, a carousel, and a playground. It has half a dozen local bus routes and five express bus routes. 99K 1% YoY per Sq.ft % YoY 9 1% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. 99K , YoY 1% /sqft 32 YoY 27% 9 6 P: support@propertyshark.com

49 Woodrow Staten Island, July 217 Though it s the newest neighborhood on the South Shore of Staten Island, Woodrow is rich with history and community. The housing is a mix of luxury homes built on large lots, condos and semiattached homes. Properties here are some of the most sought after in Staten Island and the variety of sizes and prices lends a great sense of diversity. K 21% YoY per Sq.ft. 36% YoY 6 2% YoY K 6K K 2K per Sq.ft. K 6, YoY 21% /sqft YoY 36% 6 7 P: support@propertyshark.com

50 Attractions Staten Island, July 217 Ferry Bayonne Bridge P:

51 Attractions Staten Island, July 217 Beach Boardwalk 9 P: support@propertyshark.com

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