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Key Takeaways Suffolk County still favored sellers in July, but the advantage narrowed sharply: pending sales fell 13%, fewer than one in four homes went under contract within two weeks, and inventory hit its highest summer level since 2020. Home prices held at $825,080—up 3% year over year—matching the national pace for the first time […]

Key Takeaways Plymouth County remained a seller’s market in July. Homes sold rose 17% year over year, the median time on market held at 22 days, and half of all sales closed above asking price. The median sale price reached $668,041, up 3% year over year—below the national rate of 3% for the first time

Key Takeaways Norfolk County home prices slipped 1.5% year over year in July while the national median climbed 3.2%—yet 55% of homes still sold above asking price, proving demand remained resilient. The median sale price fell to $782,704, while the national median rose to $407,730. Active inventory jumped 10% year over year and new listings

Key Takeaways Middlesex County home prices stabilized in July, edging up 0.3% year over year to $857,485 after slipping 1% in June—a sign that the brief dip was a blip rather than a trend. Inventory remained elevated at 4,594 active listings (+11.5% YoY), while homes sold surged 12% year over year to 1,760, indicating buyer

Key Takeaways Hampden County’s median sale price slipped to $355,956 in July, down about 1% year over year — the first annual price decline in more than three years — while national prices rose over 3%. Buyer activity remained strong: pending sales rose 8% and homes sold climbed about 3% year over year, with 68%

Key Takeaways Lake County home prices rose about 4% year over year to $294,137 in July, slightly above the national pace of 3%. Homes sold in a median of 26 days—23 days faster than the U.S. median. Inventory fell about 7% from a year earlier to 2,220 active listings, while nationally the supply of homes

Key Takeaways Lake County prices surged nearly triple the national pace in July. The median sale price rose 9% year over year to $433,728, far outstripping the national rate of about 3%. Homes sold two days faster than a year ago and pending sales climbed 8% year over year, even as active listings grew 6%

Key Takeaways San Diego County was a seller’s market in June: homes moved in 27 days, inventory shrank for the fifth straight month, and more than a third of sales closed above asking price. Homes sold surged 16% year over year to 2,344—the largest monthly gain since early 2024—while pending sales also rose 8%, signaling

Key Takeaways Home sales in Travis County surged 16% year over year in June while pending sales jumped 19%, far outpacing national gains of about 4%, as buyers capitalized on stable prices and elevated inventory. The median sale price rose to $530,000—up 1.9% from a year ago—marking the first sustained appreciation since the 2022 correction,