How Much Is My House Worth in White Plains, NY?

by Steven Scarnati

The median White Plains home sold for $750,000 in the three months ending August 2026, but your home’s value depends on its size, condition and street.

Short answer: The citywide median is a starting point, not a valuation. To find out what your White Plains home is worth, compare it with similar homes that sold nearby in the last 90 days, then adjust for condition and updates. A local Realtor can do this for you for free.

Key facts: White Plains housing market, June to August 2026

Measure White Plains, NY Change vs. a year earlier
Median sale price $750,000 up 17.1%
Median days on market 24 days 2 days faster
Sale-to-list price 105.0% up 1.5 points

Source: Redfin, White Plains housing market, three-month period ending August 2026.

Why your home may be worth more or less than the median

The median blends condos, townhouses and single-family homes, so your own home can sit well above or below it. These factors move the number:

  1. Type and size. A condo, a townhouse and a four-bedroom house are valued very differently, even on the same street.
  2. Location in White Plains. Walkability to downtown and the train, the school zone and the block itself all affect price.
  3. Condition and updates. A renovated kitchen or new roof usually helps, and deferred repairs usually cost you at the negotiating table.
  4. Recent nearby sales. Homes like yours that closed in the last 90 days are the strongest evidence of value.
  5. Current demand. In the three months ending August 2026, the typical White Plains home sold in 24 days at about 5% over list price, according to Redfin. That shows strong demand, not a guaranteed result for any single home.

How to find out what your White Plains home is worth

  1. Pull recent comparable sales. Look at homes that closed in the last 90 days, close to your address and similar in size and type.
  2. Adjust for differences. Add or subtract for condition, updates, lot size and extras such as parking or outdoor space.
  3. Check what is for sale now. Active listings show the competition you would face if you listed today.
  4. Don’t rely on a single online estimate. Websites use broad formulas and cannot see your kitchen, your repairs or your street.
  5. Ask a local Realtor for a free comparative market analysis (CMA). Request a free White Plains home valuation and Steve will walk you through the comparable sales and a recommended list price.

Thinking about timing too? Read Is Now a Good Time to Sell a House in White Plains, NY? Selling in Putnam County? Read How Long Does It Take to Sell a House in Mahopac, NY?

Frequently asked questions

How much is my house worth in White Plains, NY? The median sale price in White Plains was $750,000 for the three months ending August 2026, up 17.1% from a year earlier, according to Redfin. Your home’s value depends on its type, size, condition and the recent sales near it.

How do I find my home’s value in White Plains? Compare your home with similar homes that sold within the last 90 days nearby, then adjust for condition and updates. A free comparative market analysis from a local Realtor does this for you.

Are online home value estimates accurate in White Plains? They are a rough starting point. They cannot see your home’s condition, updates or street, so they can miss by a meaningful amount in either direction.

What is a comparative market analysis (CMA)? A CMA is a free report from a Realtor that uses recent nearby sales, active listings and your home’s features to recommend a list price.

Do renovations increase my White Plains home value? Some do, especially kitchens, bathrooms and fixing visible repairs. How much value they add depends on what buyers on your street expect, so ask for a CMA before spending money.

About the author

Steve Scarnati grew up in Mahopac and works out of White Plains, the heart of Westchester County, putting him within easy reach of homes across Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess and Fairfield. With over a decade of experience, 100+ closed transactions, and a background leading a 200+ agent office, Steve knows what separates winning offers from the rest. Licensed in New York and Connecticut, he can guide your search on either side of the state line. His job is to help you buy with clarity, confidence and leverage, from first search to keys in hand.

Thinking about selling? Book a free 30-minute call with Steve or call (845) 661-3469 for a free White Plains home valuation.

Figures are for general information and are not a valuation of any specific property. Market conditions change.

Steven Scarnati
Steven Scarnati

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+1(845) 661-3469 | stevescarnatihomes@gmail.com

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