What a home in Long Beach sells for, and how long it takes
What the recorded deeds say, how long a sale takes where OneKey® MLS measures it, and what a seller pays at closing. Every figure on this page names its source.
Recorded deeds put the median sale in Long Beach at $955,000, across 127 arm's-length sales in the rolling 12 months ended September 2, 2026, and OneKey® MLS measures a typical 43 days from listing to contract.
- Recorded sales
- 127
- Median price
- $955,000
- Middle half of prices
- $750,000 to $1,217,500
Recorded deeds, rolling 12 months ended September 2, 2026, 127 arm's-length sales.
- Days on market
- 43median, listing to contract
- Months of supply
- 6.2inventory at the current pace
- Of original list
- 97.3%median share of the first asking price
OneKey® MLS, Long Beach, as of July 2026.
- New York State transfer tax
- 0.4%$2 for every $500 of the sale price
Rates as of September 2026; your attorney confirms the figures at contract.
A buyer in Long Beach is not subject to the pied-à-terre surcharge that applies in New York City or the Peconic Bay transfer taxes that apply on the East End. Financing, timing and how the property is positioned matter more here than any added tax at the closing table.
Pricing at this level starts with evidence, not a guess, and a private second opinion before the property is offered.
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