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Boston's real estate market remains one of the most competitive in the Northeast. Strong demand from biotech, finance, and higher education employers keeps inventory tight. Prices rose 4.2% year-over-year, with luxury condos and multi-family properties seeing the most activity.
Boston is the capital of Massachusetts and the economic hub of New England. With a $750,000 median home price and 18 average days on market, Boston's real estate market is highly competitive — especially in neighborhoods like Back Bay, South End, Beacon Hill, and the Seaport District.
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Common questions from buyers and sellers in Boston.
The median home price in Boston is approximately $750,000 as of 2025. Prices vary significantly by neighborhood — from $600K for condos in Jamaica Plain to $3M+ for luxury homes in Back Bay.
South End, Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Charlestown, and Jamaica Plain consistently rank as the most desirable Boston neighborhoods. South Boston (Southie) and East Boston offer better entry-level pricing with strong appreciation.
Boston remains a seller's market in 2025. Low inventory and strong demand mean homes sell quickly — often above list price. Working with a local buyer's agent who knows the market is essential.
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Buyer closing costs in Boston typically run 2–3% of the purchase price, including attorney fees, title insurance, and loan origination costs. Massachusetts also has a deed excise tax paid by the seller.