Lindsay Crotty Walsh on Westchester Homes Selling 10 Percent Over Asking

Lindsay Crotty Walsh returned to talk with Jim about Westchester County’s first-half 2026 housing market, where homes are selling more than 5 percent over asking countywide and nearly 10 percent over in the one-to-two-million-dollar range, even as single-family closings fell more than 7 percent year over year. The real estate agent explained why low inventory keeps outpacing demand across Rye, Scarsdale, Larchmont, Harrison and Mamaroneck, what buyers need to have in place before they compete for a house, and why the county’s median annual property tax bill belongs in every buyer’s math alongside the mortgage. Crotty Walsh also named her pick for the county’s next up-and-coming town: Port Chester.

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“You cannot just focus on that purchase price because that purchase price will get you in the door, but it is going to be your monthly, your annual fee that’s going to keep you comfortable in that home.” — Lindsay Crotty Walsh

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