The everyday rhythm
Salisbury combines beach neighborhoods and seasonal energy with quieter streets inland toward Amesbury and Newburyport. Buyers should compare year-round access, parking, flood exposure and rental rules close to the ocean.
Salisbury, Massachusetts
Wide beaches, dunes and easy access to Newburyport give Salisbury a relaxed coastal rhythm of its own.
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Search Salisbury homesMarket update
August 2026 · Single-family residences
$731,000
Median sale price
Year to date
+5.9%
36
Homes sold
Year to date
−2.7%
42
Under contract
Year to date
+16.7%
15
Homes for sale
August 2026
−16.7%
Changes compare with the same period one year earlier.
In August 2026, Salisbury recorded 7 single-family closings, compared with 10 in August 2025. The median sale price was $740,000, compared with $682,500 a year earlier.
Through August 2026, Salisbury recorded 36 closings and a $731,000 median sale price, compared with 37 closings and $690,000 through August 2025.
At the end of August, Salisbury had 15 single-family homes for sale, compared with 18 a year earlier, and 3.4 months of inventory.
Source: Massachusetts Association of REALTORS® Local Market Update — August 2026, Salisbury, Single Family Residence. Data from Berkshire County MLS and Cape Cod & Islands Association of REALTORS®, Inc. and MLS Property Information Network, Inc.. View the Salisbury 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.
Living here
Wide beaches, dunes and easy access to Newburyport give Salisbury a relaxed coastal rhythm of its own.
Salisbury combines beach neighborhoods and seasonal energy with quieter streets inland toward Amesbury and Newburyport. Buyers should compare year-round access, parking, flood exposure and rental rules close to the ocean.
Expect a mix of older single-family homes, condominiums and properties shaped by the coast. Condition, parking, outdoor space and proximity to the water can vary as much within town as asking price.
Near the shoreline, review flood exposure, insurance, drainage and past storm work early. For older homes and condominiums, inspection findings, reserves and planned exterior work deserve the same attention as the view.
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