The board's monthly release breaks sales out by property type and by broad area, but not down to individual streets, so the finest grained public data point is your local real estate association's zone summary rather than a block-by-block figure. An agent active in that specific pocket can tell you the actual pattern from recent closings.
Two things move faster within any given area: correct pricing and clean presentation. A home priced 5 percent over the market for its street routinely sits for an extra month while cheaper, better-priced comparables sell around it, which skews the neighbourhood's average without saying anything about true demand for that pocket.
The honest answer for your specific block comes from recent closed sales on it, not from a citywide statistic. Joel Dyck pulls those local comparables and builds a hand-reviewed valuation around them before recommending a list price or a timeline.