The Brookline Single-Family Homes Market as of July 31, 2025
The Brookline single-family homes market posted year-over-year gains, with the median sales price at $2,882,500, up 25% from one year ago.
Both the median and average price per square foot were up 5%, indicating steady appreciation in property values.
Buyers are willing to pay premium prices to buy into the market, reflecting confidence and competition in the market.
Despite higher prices, sales volume is up – a signal of strong underlying demand and liquidity.
Homes are still moving quickly, though a modest increase in time-to-offer may hint at slightly more measured buyer decision-making.
The Newton Single-Family Homes Market as of July 31, 2025
The Newton single-family homes market is steady and competitive and continues to show measured growth, solid demand, and faster deal flow.
Despite a more expensive borrowing environment, market volume is up, driven by sustained buyer interest.
Homes are selling faster than last year, reflecting a competitive environment for well-priced listings.
Bottom line: price growth is measured, demand is strong, and days on market are shrinking. For both buyers and sellers, it’s about strategic timing and smart pricing.
