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Small Moments, Big Impact
Valerie Stephan • April 2, 2025
Use your influence to champion fair housing and support the "Fair Housing Forward" effort
April is the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Fair Housing month and a great time to reinforce how good habits and actions, big and small, keep us accountable and have a significant impact in championing fair and equitable access to housing for all. Assuring that everyone has the same access to information about listings and opportunities to view properties is essential. Take action and support Fair Housing Forward by:
- Understanding fair housing, why it’s essential, and how implicit in upholding fair housing is equal access to all in a fair and open market. The National Fair Housing Act of 1968 prohibits discrimination concerning the sale, rental, financing, and advertising of housing based on race, religion, national origin, sex (and as amended), handicap, and family status. It recognizes that property rights should not be abridged and upholds access to housing of choice. State and local laws also prohibit discrimination, often on a broader set of criteria, including discrimination based upon sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, and source of lawful income. Learn more about New York state’s fair housing policy on the New York State Association of REALTORS' site. NAR’s Fair housing policy opposes discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, sexual orientation, gender identity, and national origin. And though strides forward have been made, the fight is not over. NAR reported as of 2018 that only half the country prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation and that HUD noted that the highest proportion of complaints was discrimination based on disability. OneKey® MLS subscribers must comply with applicable fair housing laws and regulations, including those at the state and local level. Your everyday actions have a significant impact on protecting housing rights in America -- upholding access to housing of choice in treating everyone the same, encouraging a fair and open housing marketplace.
- Ensuring you know and abide by the requirement to submit listings and NAR's Clear Cooperation. As a OneKey® MLS subscriber, you agree to abide by NAR’s Clear Cooperation policy. Listing agents must enter all listings within the OneKey® MLS footprint within one (1) business day of marketing to the public. If instructed by your seller not to market in the MLS, you must fill out an Office Exclusive Form and have it signed by your seller. The listing is entered in the MLS as Private - Y. Learn more about the Clear Cooperation and the recently announced Multiple Listing Options for Sellers.
- Setting and maintaining accurate and up-to-date statuses for your listing. Do you know your status definitions? Test your knowledge in the callout box at the bottom of this article. It’s a great time to review the status definition and ensure that you are updating your listings promptly. That assures every buyer (and their agent) the same opportunity to access your listing. Learn more about listing statuses in the Knowledge Base.
- Considering accessibility in your listings and showings and fill out all the appropriate listing fields. NAR calls this issue of accessibility: Visitable Housing. Take into consideration how individuals with mobility or sensory challenges may be impacted. Among questions to consider are: Is there wheelchair accessibility? Are all age groups likely to be as comfortable accessing the listing? What type of latches are available on doors? Are there threshold height differences between types of flooring? Consider heights for countertops and how things like sinks and faucets are positioned can have a potential impact. Try to anticipate possible challenges clients may face living in the home and hosting others and disclose this information to make for a better experience for all. You can find these fields to consider on your listing forms and in ADD/EDIT in Matrix.
- Including Photo Type and Photo Description in your listings to improve their reach. Adding the caption or type to your listing photos and a description especially assists viewers who may use a visual accessibility screen reader.
Fields to Consider for Accessibility
- Using inclusive language in your listing remarks and ensure that you describe the property, not neighborhoods or people. Consider how your language aligns with Fair Housing guidelines and that you accurately and inclusively represent the property. Remember that the law prohibits directly or indirectly stating a preference or limitation based on any protected classes.
- Utilizing photos in your listing that depict property. Just as the descriptions in public remarks for your listing should contain only information pertinent to the property, not people, your photos should also be property-centric. Though you may choose to show people, remember that these images may create concerns about fair housing, inadvertently showing the ideal resident of a particular house, property, or neighborhood. They also create the potential for use of likeness complaints for the listing agent. Photos that contain multiple individuals of ONLY one race/class are of particular concern.
- Calling out discrimination when you see it. We all understand that mistakes happen when entering or updating a listing or sale, but we also have a responsibility to uphold the law and act in support of fair housing. Please report questionable listings to Compliance@OneKeyMLS.com. Your report is confidential, and the Compliance team will follow up on each report.
- Boosting transparency about layout by including floorplans with your listings. Your OneKey MLS subscription includes floor plans through CubiCasa, an easy and accessible way to add information to your listing.
- Highlighting down payment assistance programs and affordability options to make home ownership as accessible as possible with Down Payment Resource, included with your OneKey MLS subscription.
Test Your Knowledge Answer Key:
- False, Coming Soon listings are not available for showings.
- True
- False, though signs are considered a form of advertising and would indicate a listing that must be entered within 1 (one) business day, they may remain in place after a listing goes under contract.
- True
- It depends . . . if an offer is accepted with no more showings it should be updated to Temp Off Market. If there is an accepted offer, but the seller has instructed you to continue showing the property it may stay Active.
- False, a contract must be fully executed by both parties to be Pending status.
- True
OneKey MLS is pleased to welcome Abbey Stote as our new Learning, Outreach, and Events Specialist.
Abbey brings creativity, energy, and firsthand real estate industry experience to the team. With a background in marketing and sales, she has worked closely with real estate agents to support marketing initiatives, sales
OneKey® MLS has released its annual housing market report, detailing residential real estate trends across the New York Metropolitan Area. The analysis notes that inventory shortages are driving up prices in some areas, while others see steadier growth, and buyer activity is returning to pre-pandemic levels. In 2025, pending sales rose 0.7% to 50,541, and closed sales dipped 0.6% to 48,833. Median home prices increased 5.9% year over year to $675,000, though at a slower pace than in past years. Inventory dropped 8.2% to 12,794 active listings, highlighting ongoing supply constraints. Local performance varied notably by region: New York City showed pronounced contrasts . Manhattan faced challenging conditions, with closed sales falling sharply—down 77.7% year over year—and inventory swelling to a 22.3-month supply, signaling sluggish demand and prolonged negotiations. Conversely, the Bronx outperformed with a 12.3% increase in median sales price to $410,000, while Brooklyn and Queens maintained steady buyer interest despite listings spending longer on the market. Long Island stood out for its stability amid broader volatility . Nassau County’s 9,799 closed sales were virtually unchanged compared to last year, as median prices climbed 5.9% to $805,000. Suffolk County’s sales edged down just 0.4%, but sellers there still averaged over 100% of the original list price, contrasting with softer conditions in nearby Manhattan and indicating Long Island’s persistent demand for appropriately priced homes. The Hudson Valley presented yet another picture . Putnam County’s closed sales jumped 15.6%, and Ulster County rose 8.3%. Median prices grew 7.6% in Putnam and 7.3% in Rockland County, highlighting continued strong buyer demand for comparatively affordable communities, in contrast to weak sales growth in parts of Manhattan. “Our data shows the market is adjusting rather than declining," said Richard Haggerty, CEO of OneKey® MLS. "While Manhattan recalibrates, parts of Long Island and the Hudson Valley display strength, revealing that local markets are progressing at different rates but gradually moving toward balance." Sellers across the region performed well in 2025, averaging 99.2% of the original list price. Single-family homes received 99.6%, condominiums 98.3%, and co-ops 97.4%. Transactions for homes priced at $849,000 or more increased 11.4%. Looking ahead to 2026, OneKey® MLS anticipates a gradual improvement in the New York metropolitan area . Mortgage rates fell in the second half of 2025 and are expected to remain near 6%, supporting some gains in affordability. Inventory growth will likely continue unevenly by county, with moderate price appreciation expected. Explore the full report and get more detailed market insights at https://marketstats.onekeymls.com .
Farmingdale, NY – January 20, 2026 –The OneKey® MLS December 2025 Market Report highlights a housing market that closed the year with measured growth, resilient demand, and continued price stability across the region’s diverse housing segments. Across the OneKey® MLS service area, total closed sales increased 1.5% year-over-year, reaching 4,303 transactions, with gains across single-family homes, condominiums, and co-ops. Median sales prices continued their upward trajectory, rising 3.8% year-over-year to $675,000, reflecting sustained buyer confidence amid constrained inventory. Single-family homes led the market with 3,229 closed sales, reflecting a 1.4% increase over the previous year. The median sales price for single-family homes rose to $740,000, up 4.2% from December 2024. Condominiums saw a median price increase of 9.0%, while co-ops rose by 8.9%. Pending sales for all property types increased by 12.8%, indicating positive momentum entering early 2026. Inventory remained tight, with total homes for sale down 9.0% year-over-year, helping to keep days on market relatively low. Properties sold in a median of 54 days, nearly 7% faster than one year ago, while sellers continued to receive close to the asking price, averaging 98.6% of the original list price. “December’s data shows a market that continues to move forward with discipline and durability,” said Richard Haggerty, CEO of OneKey® MLS. “Even with ongoing inventory challenges, buyers and sellers remained engaged through year-end, and the strength we’re seeing in pending sales and pricing points to a constructive start for 2026. These trends reflect the adaptability of our professionals and the enduring appeal of our region.” Looking ahead, market activity is expected to remain steady as demand continues to outpace available inventory. With buyer engagement holding firm and pricing trends showing resilience, the region enters 2026 on a solid footing. To access all local and regional housing market reports, visit https://marketstats.onekeymls.com .
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Farmingdale, NY – December 16, 2025 – The New York real estate market remained strong and accelerated in November. Home values rose, and buyer interest increased. The regional median sales price jumped 6.5% year-over-year to $685,000, showing high demand in the New York Metropolitan area. Closed sales fell 7.5% year-over-year due to seasonality, but the market stayed strong. Pending sales rose across all housing categories: single-family homes up 4.0%, condominiums up 6.0%, and co-ops up 11.6%. This contract activity mirrors national patterns, underscoring that buyers are responding quickly to steady mortgage rates and favorable fall conditions. Richard Haggerty, CEO of OneKey® MLS, said: “Pending sales, especially the 5% jump across all property types, show buyers gaining confidence. Consumers are moving quickly, setting up an active start to 2026.” Meanwhile, the single-family homes segment continues to drive the market, with median sales reaching $750,000—a 6.3% increase from November 2024. As inventory remains limited, down 7.1% year-over-year for all property types, competition for move-in-ready homes continues to boost equity gains for current homeowners. Looking ahead, expect this competitive environment to persist into early 2026, as buyers remain eager despite limited options. Many are expanding their searches to surrounding counties and suburban markets in hopes of finding suitable homes. This increase in activity is likely to support continued price growth and keep market momentum strong as the new year begins, sustaining the region's positive trends. To access all local and regional housing market reports, visit https://marketstats.onekeymls.com .
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Caroline Andree is having a full circle moment. Starting her career in the MLS industry at Stellar MLS, she discovered her passion for connecting people, processes, and technology to create streamlined ways of working. Those skills served her well in roles in the death care technology space leading transformative projects that brought structure, empathy, and innovation to an industry ready for change. The OneKey® MLS team is excited to bring the benefits of Caroline’s expertise in automation, onboarding, and customer success to the Greater New York Metropolitan real estate community. In her new role, Caroline will collaborate with internal partners and external vendors to strengthen customer adoption of OneKey’s premium products and streamline workflows that help real estate professionals work smarter, not harder. Her superpower of seeing the systems beneath chaos - transforming complexity into clarity and building frameworks that empower both teams and end users to thrive--embodies OneKey’s values of service, innovation, collaboration, and adaptability , supporting the company’s vision to connect professionals and consumers with unparalleled data and solutions . Caroline’s personal philosophy— “Be kind, do good, listen in the moments of quiet” —reflects her belief that lasting progress requires both compassion and accountability and echoes OneKey’s commitment to integrity . Outside of work, Caroline enjoys journaling, various methods of crafting, being the “spooky friend”, and time with her family.
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OneKey® MLS, the largest multiple listing service in New York, today released its September 2025 residential market statistics, revealing continued stability in home prices and modest gains in sales activity across the New York regional area.
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The August 2025 housing market across the OneKey® MLS regional coverage area demonstrated steady momentum, with notable month-over-month price gains in several counties despite a modest dip in overall closed sales.