
Susan Penta
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Market update
August 2026 · Single-family residences
$1,905,000
Median sale price
Year to date
−2.9%
340
Homes sold
Year to date
−2.9%
352
Under contract
Year to date
−2.8%
91
Homes for sale
August 2026
−9.0%
Changes compare with the same period one year earlier.
In August 2026, Newton recorded 44 single-family closings, compared with 45 in August 2025. The median sale price was $1,823,000, compared with $1,850,000 a year earlier.
Through August 2026, Newton recorded 340 closings and a $1,905,000 median sale price, compared with 350 closings and $1,961,000 through August 2025.
At the end of August, Newton had 91 single-family homes for sale, compared with 100 a year earlier, and 2.1 months of inventory.
Source: Massachusetts Association of REALTORS® Local Market Update — August 2026, Newton, Single Family Residence. Data from Berkshire County MLS and Cape Cod & Islands Association of REALTORS®, Inc. and MLS Property Information Network, Inc.. View the Newton report or browse the Massachusetts Association of REALTORS® report library.
Median sales price and percent of original list price received do not account for seller concessions.
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The community
Newton is one of the most established and consistently sought-after suburbs of Boston — a collection of thirteen distinct villages spread across roughly eighteen square miles immediately west of the city. Top-ranked public schools, easy access to the Mass Pike and the Green Line, and a deep stock of architecturally significant homes have kept Newton at the top of buyer wish lists for decades.
The Newton real estate market shifts meaningfully from village to village. Newton Centre, Chestnut Hill, and Waban tend toward larger single-families and higher price points; Newton Corner, Newtonville, and Nonantum mix condos, two-families, and more accessible single-family stock. Auburndale, West Newton, and Newton Highlands all have their own character and pricing dynamics.
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Buyer demand in Newton, Massachusetts varies by price band and property type. A Bean Group agent can review current listing and sales activity with you before you write an offer.
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