Your town. A clearer picture.
How’s Garden City doing?
What are homes selling for, and how long are they taking? Here’s the local snapshot.
This report covers single-family houses. Looking for condominiums? Read the separate Garden City report ↗ Looking for co-op apartments? Read the separate Garden City report ↗
Monthly editionsSeptember 2026 · Single-family homes
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- Average sale price
- $1,099,250
- Actual completed sales.
- Average DOMDays on market
- 23 days
- Listing to contract; separate pending-data sample.
- Homes sold
- 8
- Completed during September.
- Homes for sale
- 37
- Active at September month-end.
8 completed sales. That’s a small monthly sample. The homes that happened to sell affect the average. Your home deserves comparisons that fit its location, size and condition.
Compare Garden City with Nassau County ↓
The month’s completed sales
What was the sale-price range?
Highest completed sale
$1,499,000
Lowest completed sale
$550,000
Reported single-family closings in Garden City, September 1–30, 2026. Area-wide MLS data; these are not all our team’s sales.
What could it mean for your home?
Your home deserves its own look.
With a small monthly sample, a change in the mix can make comparisons look dramatic. One month alone doesn’t tell you how your own home’s value changed.
If a headline has you wondering about your place, give me a call. We can look at the actual sales together and put them in context.
Your town beside the wider market
Garden City and Nassau County, side by side.
The same month and single-family filter. The county covers a wider mix of homes and places. Use it for context, then focus on the comparisons relevant to your property.
September 2026 · Single-family homes
September 2026 · Single-family homes
Average sale-price change versus September 2025: Garden City -43.1% · Nassau County +2.5%. A different mix of sales can change this figure; it is not the change in every house’s value.
| Measure | Sep. 2026 | vs. Sep. 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Average sale price | $1,099,250 | -43.1% |
| Median sale price | $1,132,500 | -29.7% |
| Average DOM — Days on market | 23 days | -25.8% |
| Median days to offer | 23 days | +21.1% |
| Completed sales | 8 | -66.7% |
| Month-end homes for sale | 37 | +42.3% |
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Kevin Collins & Michelle Bergin
Kevin Collins Real Estate Team · Signature Premier Properties
What’s behind the numbers?
Source: OneKey MLS, InfoSparks / MarketStats by ShowingTime; actual high and low completed prices checked in OneKey Matrix. Retrieved October 20, 2026. Period: September 1–30, 2026. Area-wide single-family-home data.
Definitions, geography and useful limits
- Area: the source’s Postal City / Post Office–Town area. It may differ from municipal, village, ZIP-code or school-district boundaries. All price ranges, sizes, bedroom counts, years built and sale types were included within the single-family-home filter.
- Average price: the arithmetic mean of eligible completed sale prices. The median is the middle price. Neither estimates a particular home’s value.
- Days to an accepted offer: the source’s days-on-market measure based on pending data. It uses a separate group from completed sales and does not measure time to closing.
- Homes for sale: active inventory at September month-end, not today’s live inventory.
- High and low: actual reported completed single-family prices for this month and area, not asking prices, all-time records or a suggested price range for your house.
- Year-over-year: September 2026 versus September 2025 under matching source filters. The mix of homes sold and small samples can change the average or median. The change is not the change in every home’s value.
- Sample: 8 completed sales in this town. Nassau County had 765 completed single-family sales in the same month. County figures cover a wider mix of neighborhoods and homes.
- Reports are dated snapshots and can be revised by the data provider. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. This is not an appraisal or an automated home valuation.
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