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Home Values · Westchester County · Homefield / Runyon Heights, NY

What's your home worth in Homefield / Runyon Heights?

The median home in Homefield / Runyon Heights sold for $695,000 — single-family prices ▲ 3.9% over the past year.

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$695,000
Median sale price
34
Homes sold (12 mo)
▲ 3.9%
1-year single-family trend
Single-family$665,000· 30 sold2–4 family$925,000· 4 sold

Based on recorded residential sales over the last 12 months (all home types). Source: ATTOM public property records · updated quarterly · as of July 2026.

About the neighborhood

Two neighborhoods, one shared history

Homefield and Runyon Heights sit side by side in northwest Yonkers, streets of Cape Cods, colonials, and ranches on gentle hills. Runyon Heights carries the more remarkable founding: established in the early twentieth century as a community for families who were systematically shut out of homeownership elsewhere in the city, it began with a state senator bringing families up from Harlem for picnics and land auctions.

A narrow strip of land once marked a deliberate barrier between the two neighborhoods, a legacy of exclusion that residents now name openly as part of the local story. Today community centers and small parks anchor daily life, houses are kept up across generations, and that continuity is the real draw for people who settle here.

Homefield / Runyon Heights, Westchester County

Where Homefield / Runyon Heights sits

The official neighborhood boundary — every sale behind the numbers above closed inside this outline.

Homefield / Runyon Heights · Westchester County

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Traditional 6%
$41,700
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The median home in Homefield / Runyon Heights sold for about $695,000 across 34 recorded sales in the past year — all home types combined. Among single-family homes, the area's most-sold type, prices moved ▲ 3.9% year over year. Your home's value depends on its size, condition and exact location.
From recorded residential sales in Homefield / Runyon Heights over the trailing 12 months — all home types, sourced from ATTOM public property records and refreshed quarterly. It reflects what actually closed, not asking prices.
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