Market Snapshot

Redfin’s February 2026 data put Harrison’s median sale price at $1.1 million, down 2.8% year-over-year, with homes taking about 47 days to sell versus 30 days the year before – a sign of a market that’s cooled slightly from its peak. Movoto’s June 2026 figures ran higher, around $1,512,450, which reflects the wide range of housing stock across the town’s different sections.

Schools

Harrison High School holds an 8/10 GreatSchools rating and earned a College Success Award, with a 99% graduation rate and an average SAT score around 1280.

Commute to NYC

Harrison sits on the Metro-North New Haven Line in Zone 13. Peak fare to Grand Central runs about $13.75 one-way ($10.25 off-peak).

Neighborhood Character

Harrison covers a lot of ground – West Harrison, Purchase, and the Silver Lake area all fall under it, each with its own character. It’s close to Purchase College and sits right next to Rye and Scarsdale, which makes it a common pick for buyers who want those towns’ commute and schools without quite the same price tag.

Work With a Local Agent

Thinking about buying or selling in Harrison? I can walk you through current listings, comps, and what a specific home is likely to sell for – reach out anytime.