Home prices on Long Island hit record high
In July, Nassau County’s median closing price was $725,000.
News 12 Staff
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Aug 16, 2023, 9:25 AM
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Updated 278 days ago
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2h agoHome prices on Long Island are hitting record highs this summer.
In July, Nassau County’s median closing price was $725,000.
The price is $30,000 more than the month before, and the highest on record.
Meanwhile, Suffolk’s median closing price was also up -- tying a record high at $575,000.
The numbers are according to OneKey MLS, which tracks housing prices.
