Boston Luxury Real Estate

2025 South End Market Report

Sold market statistics for South End from January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025.

Dino Confalone

Boston Luxury Real Estate Advisor

Written on January 29, 2026

This report covers all closed South End condo and single-family home sales from January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025.

Market Summary

Metric
Value
Total properties sold
343
Average sale price
$1,510,622
Median sale price
$1,150,000
Lowest sale price
$112,000
Highest sale price
$10,200,000
Average days on market
52
Average days to offer
37
Average SP:LP ratio
99%
Average SP:OP ratio
97%
Total market volume
$518,143,319

Sold Market Breakdown By Price Range

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Price range
Sold
Avg DOM
Avg DTO
Avg sale price
SP:LP
SP:OP
Under $700K
46
54
40
$562,330
98%
96%
$700K - $800K
33
48
32
$740,212
99%
98%
$800K - $900K
37
40
32
$845,634
100%
98%
$900K - $1M
27
67
45
$948,796
99%
98%
$1M - $1.5M
81
42
31
$1,223,912
99%
97%
$1.5M - $2M
34
32
14
$1,723,966
99%
99%
$2M - $2.5M
35
65
52
$2,229,329
97%
95%
$2.5M - $3M
19
54
45
$2,783,026
98%
96%
$3M - $4M
23
60
47
$3,397,609
98%
96%
$4M - $5M
5
152
82
$4,401,000
96%
96%
$5M - $10M
2
94
91
$5,968,750
93%
90%
$10M+
1
393
240
$10,200,000
89%
89%

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.

Data Analysis

South End's 2025 real estate market was active with 343 closed sales, totaling over $518 million in volume. The average sale price stood at $1.51 million, while the median of $1.15 million indicates a broad appeal across price points. Properties moved quickly overall, with an average of 52 days on market and 37 days to offer, and strong SP:LP ratios of 99% reflecting minimal concessions.

The $1M–$1.5M segment led with 81 sales and efficient performance (42 DOM, 99% SP:LP), underscoring demand for mid-luxury condos and homes. Upper brackets ($1.5M–$4M) also showed strength with quick turnarounds and near-full price closes. Higher-end properties ($4M+) experienced longer market times but maintained solid value, with the $10M+ sale highlighting selective ultra-luxury activity.

The data suggests a seller-favorable market in core segments, driven by the neighborhood's urban vibrancy, though top-tier listings required more pricing discipline to avoid extended exposure.

South End 2025 highlighted strong demand in the $700K–$2M range, with fast sales and near-asking prices, while ultra-luxury above $5M saw longer timelines and concessions — emphasizing the value of precise, comp-based pricing in this competitive urban market.

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