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📊 Concord Real Estate Market: Year-Over-Year Snapshot as of June 18, 2025

  • Writer: Bob Wiltse
    Bob Wiltse
  • Jun 19, 2025
  • 2 min read

Bob Wiltse, REALTOR®

June 19, 2025


If you're a homeowner in Concord, MA, or just thinking about moving, here's your data-driven look at how the market has shifted compared to June 18 last year. It's always a good idea to be informed, even if you're not considering selling. There are other ways to leverage your home's value.

What's the Concord real estate market look like?
What's the Concord real estate market look like?

🔍 Key Trends in Concord's Residential Market


1. Higher Prices Across the Board

  • Average Sale Price (YTD): Up 17.4%, from $1.77M to $2.08M.

  • Average List Price (YTD): Up 22.3%, from $1.74M to $2.13M.

  • Price Per Sq Ft: Slight increase (~2%–6%), depending on the stage of the sale.


Takeaway: Homes are commanding noticeably higher prices than a year ago. If you've owned your home for even a few years, you're likely sitting on significant equity.


2. More Activity, But Price Sensitivity is Growing

  • Listings (YTD): Up 10.4%.

  • Price Changes (YTD): Up 106%, signaling that more sellers are adjusting prices mid-listing.

  • Homes Sold (YTD): Up 7%, from 71 to 76.

  • Days to Offer: Up 57%, from 19 to 30 days.

  • Sale-to-List Ratio: Dropped from 105.6% to 100.8%.


Takeaway: Most homes sell at or slightly above the list price. While demand is healthy, buyers no longer bid significantly over asking. Pricing right from the start is critical.


3. Inventory is Higher, But Selling Faster

  • Active Listings (as of June 18): Up from 33 to 42.

  • Average Days on Market: Down 45%, from 74 to 41 days.

  • Months Supply: Up slightly, from 2.5 to 2.85 months.


Takeaway: More homes are on the market, but they still move quickly if priced correctly. Inventory remains low by historical standards.


🏡 Is Now a Good Time to Sell?


Yes, if you're realistic and strategic.

The market is offering high prices, but buyers are becoming more value-conscious. Homes that are move-in ready and appropriately priced are still moving fast. Overpriced listings, however, are seeing more price reductions than in years past.

So, if you're considering selling in 2025, now is an ideal window before more inventory hits and buyer enthusiasm levels off.


📞 Let's See What This Market Means for You


Every home is unique. Curious about what your home could sell for right now?


📬 Contact me for a free, personalized market analysis based on your home's location, condition, and recent nearby sales.

 

📍 Not in Concord? No problem. I'll gladly create a custom report for homeowners in Lexington, Sudbury, Acton, Carlisle, Lincoln, or any surrounding town.


🔑 Bottom Line


The Concord market remains strong, but it's shifting. Sellers can still do very well, especially if they price strategically and prep their homes well.


Are you thinking of making a move? Let's talk. You deserve a clear picture of your home's potential in today's market.

 
 
 

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