Housing Market Appears Poised to Slow as COVID-19 Crisis Drags On
Massachusetts’ twin public health and economic crises are starting to slow the region’s housing market, as sellers appear to be looking to wait out both.
New Listings Dropped 11 Percent as Virus Hit
by James Sanna | Apr 1, 2020
New home listings in Massachusetts dropped over 11 percent year-over-year in March, according to data provided to Banker & Tradesman by the state’s largest multiple listings service.
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