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New-build home prices in Schuyler County

New York · 789 recorded sales 2021-2026 · 9 ZIPs · NYS ORPTS + NYC

Across Schuyler County, recorded home sales run a median of $130 per square foot (middle half $86-$187), from 789 qualified sales. The typical home is 1,680 sq ft selling at $215,000.

$130
median $/sq ft
$215,000
median sale price
1,680
median home size (sq ft)
789
qualified sales analyzed

$/sq ft by ZIP

14865$111/sf
238 sales
14891$125/sf
115 sales
14812$114/sf
114 sales
14818$144/sf
79 sales
14815$169/sf
75 sales
14841$163/sf
73 sales
14878$144/sf
59 sales
14824$106/sf
32 sales
14805$118/sf
25 sales

By home type

Home typeSalesMedian $/sq ftMedian sizeMedian price
Single-family746$1331,637 sf$218,750
Multi-family43$802,190 sf$173,000

Recent sales across Schuyler County

TypeSq ftSale price$/sq ftYr builtSold
Single-family920$709,500$77119401/2026
Single-family2,384$640,000$26918501/2026
Single-family1,815$560,000$30920013/2026
Single-family2,830$525,000$18619101/2026
Single-family1,448$423,000$29218201/2026
Single-family1,280$400,000$31320001/2026
Single-family1,680$380,000$22619403/2026
Single-family2,116$345,000$16319911/2026
Single-family2,039$325,000$15920082/2026
Single-family1,377$310,000$22519972/2026
Single-family3,953$300,000$7618802/2026
Single-family1,604$275,000$17119682/2026
Single-family1,404$200,000$14319932/2026
Single-family1,148$200,000$17419301/2026
Single-family1,488$200,000$13419481/2026

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Method: arms-length residential sales with assessor living area (2021+) from New York State ORPTS recorded sales joined to the state parcel-centroid layer for living area, plus the New York City annualized sales dataset for the five boroughs. $/sq ft is sale price over heated living area. Estimates for site screening, not a USPAP appraisal. Updated July 2026.