Real Estate in Harrison, NY

Harrison is considered a suburb of NYC that sits in a 22-mile comma shape curving around White Plains and Scarsdale to the east and Rye Brook to the west. With a population of 28,218, Harrison is the sixth largest city in Westchester County.

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By train, the ride from Grand Central to the Harrison station is about 45 minutes. While proximity to Manhattan alone is not the only factor that determines housing prices, Niche.com gives Harrison public schools an A+ grade, so those two things – relatively reasonable train ride and attractive public school options – mean that real estate prices in Harrison are considerable.

A quick search of available homes for sale in Harrison identify average prices north of $1,000,000 although there are homes below that amount located further south in town bordering Mamaroneck.

Whether Harrison is a good choice for you and your family will likely depend on your specific needs and those neighborhood characteristics you find most valuable, i.e., safety, schools, transportation, dining, entertainment, housing, etc.

That said, regardless of whether you’re buying or selling real estate in Harrison, you might be reading this and wondering, “What is the buying/selling process going to be like?”

Good question. To best help our real estate clients, we have a ton of relevant content on our site to help inform our clients of what it’s like buying and selling real estate in the local area.

If you’re buying, please check out our Buyer Real Estate FAQ.

If you’re selling, please check out our Selling Real Estate FAQ.

Each FAQ includes links to other relevant articles including closing timelines, title reports,  home inspections, and more.

If you have more questions or if you’d like to discuss a specific real estate issue, please give us a ring or send us an email.