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Ragetté Real Estate · Est. 1885
Westchester Real Estate Runs in Our Family
1885Founded
The Statue of Liberty under construction. It reached New York Harbor in 1885, the year Anton Ragetté opened our firm.
Anton Ragetté founded the firm in New York in 1885, the same year the Statue of Liberty was delivered to New York Harbor on a ship from France. Five generations later, our family is still helping New Yorkers buy and sell homes in Westchester County.
Search every home for sale in Westchester County with a firm that knows the market town by town, whether you are moving to Scarsdale for the schools, looking for acreage in Bedford or selling a family home in White Plains.
- 1885Anton Ragetté founds the firm in New York City
- 1918Rudolph Ragetté moves the office to Mount Vernon
- 1946Ralph E. Ragetté grows the firm from Eastchester
- 1970sRalph R. Ragetté II joins as the fourth generation
- TodayRalph R. Ragetté III leads the fifth generation
- Personal ServiceA Ragetté agent guides you from the first showing to the closing table.
- Local CommitmentWe know Westchester town by town, and we’re invested in its communities.
- Relationships That LastWe’re here long after closing, for the next move and the one after that.
New Listings in Westchester County
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Westchester County’s Newest Listings
Newly announced homes for sale in Westchester County, from Scarsdale and Rye to Bedford and White Plains, sorted by date listed and refreshed from OneKey MLS throughout the day.
Price reductions
Newly Reduced Listings
Westchester homes whose asking price just dropped.
All Reduced Listings
See every recent price reduction in Westchester.
Recent sales
Just Sold in Westchester
The latest closed sales across the county: real prices, real comparables.
All Sold Listings
See every recent sale in Westchester.
Westchester luxury
Luxury Homes by Lifestyle
Estates, waterfront homes and full-service condominiums from $2 million, grouped by the way you want to live. Each collection updates daily.
Waterfront Homes
Long Island Sound and Hudson River frontage, views and water access.
Equestrian Properties
Barns, paddocks and riding trails in Bedford, North Salem and Pound Ridge.
Golf Communities
Homes near Westchester’s private and public golf clubs.
Luxury Condominiums
Full-service residences with amenities and easy access to the train.
New Construction
Newly built and to-be-built homes with modern layouts and systems.
By Ralph Ragette Jr | March 2, 2026
What Those Westchester County Price Cuts Really Mean
What Those Westchester Price Cuts Really Mean
Nationally, more sellers are cutting asking prices as rising inventory, and pickier buyers collide. According to Realtor.com, price cuts showed up on about 1 in 5 listings last June, the highest share since at least 2016. Perhaps surprisingly, despite…
Popular towns
Explore Westchester’s Most Popular Towns
River villages, Sound-shore towns, horse country and a downtown, all within an hour of Manhattan. Each guide has homes for sale, schools and market data.
Greenburgh
Ardsley
A small village off the Saw Mill Parkway with its own well-regarded school district.
Northern Westchester
Bedford
Historic estates, stone walls and horse country around a classic village green.
Southern Westchester
Bronxville
A one-square-mile village of Tudors and prewar apartments, about half an hour from Grand Central.
Northern Westchester
Chappaqua
Wooded lots, colonials and contemporaries, with a Harlem Line station in the hamlet.
Hudson River
Croton-on-Hudson
A river village with Croton Point Park and the Croton-Harmon station on the Hudson Line.
Southern Westchester
Eastchester
Colonials, Tudors and co-ops near the Harlem Line, with its own school district.
Rivertowns
Irvington
A Hudson River village whose Main Street runs down to the water and the train.
Northern Westchester
Katonah
A walkable hamlet near Caramoor and the Katonah Museum of Art, on the Harlem Line.
Long Island Sound
Rye
Sound-front living, Rye Playland and the New Haven Line into Grand Central.
Central Westchester
Scarsdale
Tudor and colonial homes, a village center and one of the best-known school districts in the region.
Rivertowns
Tarrytown
Hudson River views by the Mario Cuomo Bridge, with Lyndhurst and a lively Main Street.
County seat
White Plains
Westchester’s downtown: condominiums, high-rise residences, shopping and the Metro-North hub.
More towns: Armonk Briarcliff Manor Dobbs Ferry Harrison Hastings-on-Hudson Larchmont Mamaroneck Mount Kisco New Rochelle North Salem Ossining Pelham Pleasantville Pound Ridge Purchase Rye Brook Sleepy Hollow Somers Tuckahoe Yorktown Heights All Westchester communities
News & insight
The Westchester Market, Explained
All articles
Read the latest Westchester market reports on the Ragetté blog.
Questions we hear
Westchester Real Estate FAQ
How do I search homes for sale in Westchester County?
Use the search at the top of this page or search all Westchester listings. Listings come from OneKey MLS and update daily, and you can filter by town, school district, price and property type, then save a search to be emailed when new homes match.
What is the oldest real estate firm in Westchester County?
Ragetté Real Estate was founded in New York in 1885 by Anton Ragetté and has been run by the same family for five generations, making it Westchester County’s oldest family-owned real estate firm. It is led today by Ralph R. Ragetté III from its office at 44 South Broadway in White Plains. Read our history.
Which Westchester towns are most popular with home buyers?
Buyers who want short commutes and walkable villages often look at Scarsdale, Bronxville, Rye, Larchmont and the Rivertowns such as Irvington and Dobbs Ferry. Buyers who want more land and privacy look north to Chappaqua, Bedford, Katonah, Armonk and Pound Ridge. White Plains offers condominiums and high-rise living near the train. Browse every community.
Which Westchester towns have the easiest commute to Manhattan?
Three Metro-North lines run directly to Grand Central: the Harlem Line (Bronxville, Scarsdale, White Plains, Chappaqua, Katonah), the New Haven Line (Pelham, Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Rye) and the Hudson Line (Dobbs Ferry, Irvington, Tarrytown, Croton-on-Hudson). Southern Westchester villages generally have the shortest rides.
What price is considered a luxury home in Westchester?
On ragette.com, luxury means homes listed at $2 million or more, roughly the top tier of the Westchester market. What that buys varies by town, from a village colonial in Scarsdale to an estate on acreage in northern Westchester. See the newest luxury listings.
How can I find out what my Westchester home is worth?
Request a home value report. Instead of an automated estimate, a Ragetté agent prepares it by hand from recent comparable sales and current MLS data for your neighborhood.
Talk to Ragetté
Buying, Selling, or Just Curious?
Send us a note about the home you’re selling or the one you’re looking for, and a member of the Ragetté team will be in touch.
Prefer to talk? Call 914-888-1885.
Real Estate Sales in Westchester County
Westchester County Just Reduced Real Estate
Updated every thirty minutes
Westchester County’s Newest Listings
Newly announced homes for sale in Westchester County, from Scarsdale and Rye to Bedford and White Plains, sorted by date listed and refreshed from OneKey MLS throughout the day.
Price reductions
All Reduced ListingsNewly Reduced Listings
Westchester homes whose asking price just dropped.
See every recent price reduction in Westchester.
Recent sales
All Sold ListingsJust Sold in Westchester
The latest closed sales across the county: real prices, real comparables.
See every recent sale in Westchester.
Westchester luxury
Luxury Homes by Lifestyle
Estates, waterfront homes and full-service condominiums from $2 million, grouped by the way you want to live. Each collection updates daily.
Waterfront Homes
Long Island Sound and Hudson River frontage, views and water access.
Equestrian Properties
Barns, paddocks and riding trails in Bedford, North Salem and Pound Ridge.
Golf Communities
Homes near Westchester’s private and public golf clubs.
Luxury Condominiums
Full-service residences with amenities and easy access to the train.
New Construction
Newly built and to-be-built homes with modern layouts and systems.
What Those Westchester County Price Cuts Really Mean
What Those Westchester Price Cuts Really Mean Nationally, more sellers are cutting asking prices as rising inventory, and pickier buyers collide. According to Realtor.com, price cuts showed up on about 1 in 5 listings last June, the highest share since at least 2016. Perhaps surprisingly, despite…
Popular towns
Explore Westchester’s Most Popular Towns
River villages, Sound-shore towns, horse country and a downtown, all within an hour of Manhattan. Each guide has homes for sale, schools and market data.
Ardsley
A small village off the Saw Mill Parkway with its own well-regarded school district.
Bedford
Historic estates, stone walls and horse country around a classic village green.
Bronxville
A one-square-mile village of Tudors and prewar apartments, about half an hour from Grand Central.
Chappaqua
Wooded lots, colonials and contemporaries, with a Harlem Line station in the hamlet.
Croton-on-Hudson
A river village with Croton Point Park and the Croton-Harmon station on the Hudson Line.
Eastchester
Colonials, Tudors and co-ops near the Harlem Line, with its own school district.
Irvington
A Hudson River village whose Main Street runs down to the water and the train.
Katonah
A walkable hamlet near Caramoor and the Katonah Museum of Art, on the Harlem Line.
Rye
Sound-front living, Rye Playland and the New Haven Line into Grand Central.
Scarsdale
Tudor and colonial homes, a village center and one of the best-known school districts in the region.
Tarrytown
Hudson River views by the Mario Cuomo Bridge, with Lyndhurst and a lively Main Street.
White Plains
Westchester’s downtown: condominiums, high-rise residences, shopping and the Metro-North hub.
More towns: Armonk Briarcliff Manor Dobbs Ferry Harrison Hastings-on-Hudson Larchmont Mamaroneck Mount Kisco New Rochelle North Salem Ossining Pelham Pleasantville Pound Ridge Purchase Rye Brook Sleepy Hollow Somers Tuckahoe Yorktown Heights All Westchester communities
News & insight
All articlesThe Westchester Market, Explained
Read the latest Westchester market reports on the Ragetté blog.
Questions we hear
Westchester Real Estate FAQ
How do I search homes for sale in Westchester County?
Use the search at the top of this page or search all Westchester listings. Listings come from OneKey MLS and update daily, and you can filter by town, school district, price and property type, then save a search to be emailed when new homes match.
What is the oldest real estate firm in Westchester County?
Ragetté Real Estate was founded in New York in 1885 by Anton Ragetté and has been run by the same family for five generations, making it Westchester County’s oldest family-owned real estate firm. It is led today by Ralph R. Ragetté III from its office at 44 South Broadway in White Plains. Read our history.
Which Westchester towns are most popular with home buyers?
Buyers who want short commutes and walkable villages often look at Scarsdale, Bronxville, Rye, Larchmont and the Rivertowns such as Irvington and Dobbs Ferry. Buyers who want more land and privacy look north to Chappaqua, Bedford, Katonah, Armonk and Pound Ridge. White Plains offers condominiums and high-rise living near the train. Browse every community.
Which Westchester towns have the easiest commute to Manhattan?
Three Metro-North lines run directly to Grand Central: the Harlem Line (Bronxville, Scarsdale, White Plains, Chappaqua, Katonah), the New Haven Line (Pelham, Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Rye) and the Hudson Line (Dobbs Ferry, Irvington, Tarrytown, Croton-on-Hudson). Southern Westchester villages generally have the shortest rides.
What price is considered a luxury home in Westchester?
On ragette.com, luxury means homes listed at $2 million or more, roughly the top tier of the Westchester market. What that buys varies by town, from a village colonial in Scarsdale to an estate on acreage in northern Westchester. See the newest luxury listings.
How can I find out what my Westchester home is worth?
Request a home value report. Instead of an automated estimate, a Ragetté agent prepares it by hand from recent comparable sales and current MLS data for your neighborhood.
Talk to Ragetté
Buying, Selling, or Just Curious?
Send us a note about the home you’re selling or the one you’re looking for, and a member of the Ragetté team will be in touch.
Prefer to talk? Call 914-888-1885.
