UPDATED: June Massachusetts Real Estate Sales
The Massachusetts residential real estate market garnered some momentum last month after a lack of sales in the earlier parts of 2026, new data shows.
The Massachusetts residential real estate market garnered some momentum last month after a lack of sales in the earlier parts of 2026, new data shows.
The Massachusetts residential real estate market continued its slow start to 2026 in May.
After a slow March, Massachusetts home sales continued to have a slow start to the year, new data shows.
According to the latest data, Massachusetts home-sales activity is continuing to lag three months into the new year.
Single-family and condominium sales are both down roughly 11 percent so far this year, compared to 2025. Blame a particularly harsh winter.
The winter is always a slow season in New England, but both the condo and single-family housing markets in Massachusetts saw noticeable drops in sales
The Cape Cod and Islands housing markets experienced a further cooldown in 2025, new data shows.
Springfield saw the most single-family transactions among all of the cities and towns in the state in 2025, according to the latest data from The Warren Group.
According to the most up-to-date data from The Warren Group, the publisher of Banker & Tradesman, the Massachusetts condominium market ended the year softly.
The Cape Cod housing market saw a price correction in November, with a list to sale price ratio of 95.5 percent.
Massachusetts’ median single-family home price reached an all-time high last month, even as the condo market remained subdued.
After struggling for much of the year, the Massachusetts condominium market spent October hitting its first month of year-on-year price growth since April.
For the second straight month, Springfield saw the most single-family home sales in all of Massachusetts.
Springfield was the most active municipality in all of Massachusetts when it came to home sales in August 2025.
Anyone looking to buy a Massachusetts condo last month had more choice and less competition than they’ve faced in a while.
The Massachusetts condo market showed further signs of softening, according to July sales data just released by The Warren Group, the publisher of Banker & Tradesman.
The median-single-family sale price in Greater Boston hit another high last month even as the number of homes for sale on the market grew.
While homebuyers across the nation are receiving some relief when it comes to the prices of single-family homes, the same can’t be said for Massachusetts.
Despite constraints by rising prices, historically high mortgage interest rates and limited inventory, the number of single-family home sales in Massachusetts increased 2.4 percent compared to May 2024, and 2.2 percent for the year.
Single-family home sales in Massachusetts continued to flatten out in April even as inventory of unsold homes continues to grow modestly.