Boston condo stats


Boston condo stats

Boston condo for Sale stat tally for 2021

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Boston condo sale final tally for 2021

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Boston Condo Inventory

Boston Condos for Sale  Inventory

1,232 Boston condos for sale

DOWN 35.2% vs Nov 2020

Boston Median condo sales price

Median Boston Condo Sale Price

$699,000  Median Boston condo sales price

UP 9.5% vs Nov 2020

Boston Median condo Sales price per sq ft.

Median Sale Price/SF

Boston condo sales

333 Boston condo sales in November 2021

DOWN 2.1% vs Nov 2020

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The following is the most recent sales data release for September 2021

Boston Condo Sales

Up in September by 35.2% versus September 2020

Median Boston condo sales price

$725,000 Up 11.3% versus September 2020

Boston Condo Inventory

1,573 Boston condos for sale. Down 26.2% versus September 2020

Boston Condo Days-on-Market

95 days to put a Boston condo under the agreement. UP 13.7% versus September 2020

Boston Condo Median Sales Price Per. Sq. Ft.

$794.00 per sq fr. Up 17.9% versus September 2020

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Asking prices for homes reached an all-time high in September, despite pending sales and new listings cooling.

According to a new Redfin report, asking prices of newly listed homes last month reached an all-time high: They are up 12% from a year ago to a median of $361,250.

Redfin chief economist Daryl Fairweather said the increase in asking prices shows home sellers’ optimism about the market, but there are still signs that mortgage rates are starting to rise. 

“The hit to affordability that comes with higher rates and higher home prices could let some steam out of the market,” he said in a press release. “It’s never a good idea to overprice your home, but I would be especially wary of overpricing, as seasonal cooling trends persist and rising rates take some…