🚨 2025 Massachusetts Market Insights are in! 🚨
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📊 Whether you’re considering a Condo or a Single-Family Home, 2025 is shaping up to be an active and competitive market across Massachusetts.

🏡 Single-Family Market Highlights (2025):
✔️ Total Sales Volume: $33.2B (+7.85% vs 2024 | +20.86% vs 2023)
✔️ Average Sales Price: $854,681 (+5.51% vs 2024)
✔️ Median Sales Price: $670,000 (+4.20% vs 2024)
✔️ New Listings: 50,172 (+4.64% vs 2024)
✔️ Median Days on Market: 21 Days

🏢 Condominium Market Highlights (2025):
✔️ Total Sales Volume: $12B (+3.79% vs 2024 | +5.07% vs 2023)
✔️ Average Sales Price: $710,026 (+1.35% vs 2024)
✔️ Median Sales Price: $550,000 (Even vs 2024 | +3.77% vs 2023)
✔️ New Listings: 25,112 (+11.33% vs 2024)
✔️ Median Days on Market: 24 Days

🔥 What this means for you:
• Prices remain resilient and growing
• Inventory is improving, especially in condos
• Well-priced homes are still moving fast

Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, having the right strategy in 2025 is critical.

💬 Thinking of making a move? Let’s talk.
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*** December 2025 - Producer Price Index - Residential Construction***
We (www.keyprimerealty.com 📞781 790 4440) work with several new construction buyers/sellers. Producer Price Index (PPI) published recently by the US DOL - BLS, shows the prices of inputs to residential construction haven’t changed much Month over Month. YoY, there is a good reduction in some highly weighted items that go into new home builds, such as Softwood Lumber. We pulled some charts from FRED Economic Data. These are eye-opening examples of how construction materials have gone up since January 2020. The Inflation / Supply Chain disruptions have taken a toll on the overall cost of materials that go into new home construction. There are some significant increases in costs. Despite all this, the home builder’s confidence index is so high because the margins are pretty good, as they have excellent pricing power considering the home price appreciation during this period due to the supply glut. Thought this is useful for those who might be interested in buying new construction, or better yet, if someone wants to build their own home!!
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📉 Inventory Drop (5,187 last January 2025 ➡️ 4,765 this January 2026)

We (www.keyprimerealty.com | 📞 781-790-4440) work closely with Home Buyers and track every possible shift in housing inventory—one of the most critical drivers of pricing power, especially in an environment of elevated interest rates.

For January, we observed a noticeable decline of 422 homes compared to the same time last year across the MLS. This pullback suggests that the “Lock-In” effect remains firmly in place, with many potential sellers still hesitant to give up low-rate mortgages, despite ongoing buyer demand.

Inventory continues to sit well below historical norms, and this drop reinforces why pricing pressures remain sticky in many local markets. Fewer listings mean heightened competition for buyers and continued leverage for well-positioned sellers.

One month doesn’t make a trend—but it does provide an important signal.
📊 We’ll continue monitoring closely to see whether this is a seasonal pause or a deeper structural constraint.

Stay tuned as we analyze February’s numbers in early March and share the next update! 📈

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*** November 2025 - Producer Price Index - Residential Construction***

We (www.keyprimerealty.com 📞781 790 4440) work with several new construction buyers/sellers. Producer Price Index (PPI) published recently by the US DOL - BLS, shows the prices of inputs to residential construction haven’t changed much Month over Month. YoY, there is a good reduction in some highly weighted items that go into new home builds, such as Softwood Lumber. We pulled some charts from FRED Economic Data. These are eye-opening examples of how construction materials have gone up since January 2020. The Inflation / Supply Chain disruptions have taken a toll on the overall cost of materials that go into new home construction. There are some significant increases in costs. Despite all this, the home builder’s confidence index is so high because the margins are pretty good, as they have excellent pricing power considering the home price appreciation during this period due to the supply glut. Thought this is useful for those who might be interested in buying new construction, or better yet, if someone wants to build their own home!!

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***Massachusetts Association of Realtors (MAR) housing report for December 2025 *** (www.keyprimerealty.com 📞781 790 4440). If you are in the market or just interested in tracking the market, I hope you find this summary helpful. For a more detailed report, go here - www.keyprimerealty.com/mar-reports

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CPI Print on 01/13/2026 – (December 2025) Shelter Inflation Continues to Cool | CPI Confirms Disinflation Trend

Our (www.keyprimerealty.com 📞 781-790-4440) read on the latest CPI report and its relevance to Housing:

Shelter costs showed further moderation, rising approximately 0.4% Month-over-Month and ~3.2% Year-over-Year, reinforcing the cooling trend we’ve been tracking. Given Shelter’s outsized impact on Core CPI, this is a meaningful development. Core CPI for the trailing 12 months is now near 2.7%, still above the Fed’s 2% target, but clearly converging toward it.

Shelter inflation remains a lagging indicator. Rent adjustments occur mainly at renewal, often annually. With record apartment deliveries hitting the market and elevated vacancy rates in several metropolitan areas, rent growth is expected to remain subdued and could even show outright declines in select regions—supportive of upcoming CPI prints.

Some Shelter components, including Owner’s Equivalent Rent and Hotels, may stay firm in the near term. However, the broader disinflation trend strengthens the market’s conviction that rate cuts are approaching, which should meaningfully benefit housing affordability, transaction activity, and overall market confidence.

The housing market appears to be setting the stage for a healthier 2026 🙂

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📊 Inventory Improvement (2,831 last December ➡️ 2,909 this December 2025)

We (www.keyprimerealty.com | 📞 781-790-4440) work closely with Home Buyers and continuously track every possible sign of inventory recovery—one of the key factors needed to stabilize home prices amid persistently high interest rates.

For December, we observed a modest increase of 78 homes compared to last year across the MLS. While this is a small gain, it’s still a meaningful signal that the long-standing “Lock-In” effect may be gradually easing as more sellers test the market.

Inventory levels remain well below historical norms, but even incremental improvements matter. If this slow upward trend continues, buyers may begin to see slightly more choices and marginally reduced competition as we move into the new year.

This is just one month of data, and trends take time to form.
📈 We’ll continue tracking closely and keep you updated with fresh insights.

Stay tuned as we break down January’s numbers in early February!

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CPI Print on 12/18/2025 – (November 2025) Shelter Inflation Stable | Overall CPI Comes in Softer Than Expected

Our (www.keyprimerealty.com📞 781-790-4440) take on the latest CPI report and what it means for Housing:

Shelter costs remained steady, rising ~0.2% Month-over-Month and ~3.0% Year-over-Year, continuing their gradual cooling trend. Since Shelter carries the largest weight in Core CPI, this stability is an encouraging sign. Core CPI for the past 12 months is hovering around 2.9%, still above the Fed’s 2% target, but clearly moving in the right direction.

Shelter inflation is a lagging indicator. Rents typically adjust only at renewal, often annually. With a large wave of new apartment supply coming online, rent growth is expected to flatten further and even decline in select markets—supportive for future CPI prints.

Some Shelter components, such as Owner’s Equivalent Rent and Hotels, may remain sticky in the near term. However, the broader trend supports the growing consensus that rate cuts are approaching, which should provide much-needed relief to the housing sector.

Better days for housing may finally be ahead 🙂

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