2025 Boston Market Report
Sold market statistics for Boston from January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025.
Dino Confalone
Written on January 29, 2026
This report covers all closed condo and single-family home sales across Boston's core neighborhoods (Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Seaport, South End, Waterfront, South Boston, Financial District, Fort Point, and others) from January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025.
Market Summary
Sold Market Breakdown By Price Range
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DOM = average days on market. DTO = average days to offer. SP:LP = sale price as a percent of list price. SP:OP = sale price as a percent of original price. Dashes (—) indicate no sales in that range.
Data Analysis
Boston's 2025 market (core neighborhoods including Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Seaport, South End, Waterfront, South Boston, Financial District, Fort Point, and others) closed 1,581 properties for $2.84 billion in volume. The average sale price of $1.80 million reflects robust luxury participation, while the median of $1.18 million shows strength in the mid-to-upper tiers. Properties averaged 64 days on market and 49 days to offer, closing at 97% of list price overall.
The $1M–$1.5M bracket led volume with 356 sales and efficient performance (55 DOM, 97% SP:LP), followed by strong activity in $700K–$1M ranges with quick turnarounds and near-full price closes. Mid-luxury ($1.5M–$3M) maintained solid ratios (96–98%) with moderate timelines. Above $5M, selectivity increased (87–95% ratios, 113–116 DOM), indicating greater buyer caution at the highest end.
The data highlights a healthy, active market where well-priced properties in the $700K–$3M core range delivered the fastest sales and strongest results, while ultra-luxury required precise pricing to avoid extended exposure.
Boston 2025 showed peak momentum in the $1M–$1.5M range (356 sales, 97% SP:LP, 55 DOM) and solid efficiency from $700K–$2M overall — the heart of the market. High-end ($5M+) moved slightly slower with softer ratios, underscoring that competitive, comp-aligned pricing drives the quickest and strongest outcomes in Boston's luxury segments.
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