Arlington & Medford single-family home sales summary for May 2023 is here. Fortunately, the summer market suggests an upward trend and indicates promising conditions for both sellers and buyers.

The Greater Boston market has always been competitive, and that is not likely to change. But, Greater Boston homes retain their values and that is not likely to change either. Real estate continues to be a sound investment for the future, particularly in our area.

Because luxury buyers rely less on credit, their buying decisions may be less sensitive to spikes in interest rates and more influenced by the stock market or inflation.

Gibson Sotheby's International Realty has the highest average sale price of the top ten firms in
Massachusetts. We know what it takes to market and sell a property for top dollar.

Check homes sales for your area and see where the market is trending. 

You know when the first fall chill hits and you break out the hat, scarf and maybe a pumpkin spice latte? It’s when we call 55 degrees ‘brisk.’
That same temperature in early April can cause us to trade in the jackets and boots for flip flops and an iced regular. It’s when 55 degrees feels ‘balmy.’ It’s all relative.

Greater Boston real estate has endured everything from minor market adjustments to significant recessions with resilience and growth.

Arlington & Medford single-family home sales for June 2022. The number of home sales are holding steady, the median sale prices are still hot! 

Medford is beautiful this time of year – the Middlesex Fells is blooming, the boats are getting ready to launch on the Mystic Lakes, and real estate is looking bright.

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There were 24 single-family homes sold in April compared to 13 sold in March of 2022 and compared to 23 sold in April of 2021. In terms of volume, [...]