Current data suggests a normalization rather than a crash. Inventory levels in Suffolk and Nassau counties remain critically low at about 2.3 to 2.8 months of supply. This limited inventory prevents sharp price drops even with higher interest rates. Prices are forecast to rise modestly, about 3 to 5 percent in Suffolk County this year.
Is there a housing crash coming to Long Island in 2026?
Mohammed “Muds” Mudassir
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My vision is to bring clarity to the next five hundred million people by treating every client as a VIP. If you ever need clear guidance on buying or selling a home on Long Island, I am here. I keep things simple so you can make decisions with confidence. You can always find me online. My handle is HelloMuds on
Instagram,
TikTok,
Google
and
YouTube.
And if you ever want to reach me directly, visit
HelloMuds.com,
or you can call me directly at
631 528 5786.
I appreciate you spending a few minutes with my work. If this helped you in any way, feel free to share it with someone who might benefit too.