Boston Condominium Sales Report: February – August 2025

The Boston condo market continues to show a mix of strong demand, neighborhood-specific trends, and shifting buyer expectations. We’ve broken down the latest data (sourced from MLS PIN) to give you a clear picture of what’s happening across the city.

Boston Condo Market at a Glance

Strongest Sales Volume by Neighborhood

South Boston led the city with 249 condos sold, followed by Jamaica Plain (171) and Back Bay (167). These neighborhoods continue to attract a wide range of buyers due to their mix of lifestyle, location, and relative affordability compared to ultra-luxury areas.

Boston’s Luxury Condo Market: Highest Median Prices

Boston’s luxury condo market is alive and well:

• Midtown topped the list at $1,935,000.

• Seaport District followed closely at $1,757,500.

• Back Bay maintained strength at $1,410,000.

Where Buyers Find the Best Value

Buyers looking for more space at a lower price point continue to find opportunity in Boston’s outer neighborhoods:

• Dorchester (02122 and 02124) recorded the lowest median price per square foot, ranging $532–$537.

• Roslindale and West Roxbury also remain attractive options for value-focused buyers.

Fastest vs. Slowest Moving Condo Markets

• Charlestown (15 days on market) and Jamaica Plain (18 days) saw the quickest sales this period.

• At the other end, Seaport District condos took the longest to sell, with a median of 72.5 days — a reflection of higher-end price points and a more selective buyer pool.

 Key Takeaways for Buyers

Opportunities are opening up in neighborhoods like Dorchester, Roslindale, and West Roxbury, where price per square foot is significantly more affordable compared to Boston’s core luxury markets. With inventory spread across a wide range of price points, buyers have a chance to find more value without leaving the city.

What Sellers Should Know

Demand remains strong in South Boston, Back Bay, and Jamaica Plain, where condos are moving quickly and selling at premium prices. However, it’s important to note that the strongest demand is for homes priced appropriately and in move-in condition. Properties that are priced too aggressively or that need updating tend to sit longer on the market.

Final Thoughts: Boston Condo Market Outlook

Overall, Boston’s condo market continues to offer a blend of luxury opportunities and value-driven options, depending on location. Whether you’re buying your first condo, looking to upgrade, or considering selling, understanding these neighborhood-specific trends is key to making the right move.

 If you’d like a custom breakdown of your neighborhood or even your building, contact us today and we’ll put together a tailored market report.

All data is from MLS PIN and based on condominium sales between Feb 19, 2025 – Aug 19, 2025.