McGeough Lamacchia Housing Report: Home Prices by Town

Home Sale Prices: March 2013

Want to know the average price for a home in your town?

Our McGeough Lamacchia Housing Report shows you average prices in your city or town for Single Families, Condos and Multi Families for March 2013 compared to March 2012.

Average selling prices for homes  in Massachusetts increased 5.17%. However, the number of home sales in Massachusetts decreased 1.5% because of low home inventory levels. We spoke to Fox 25 Morning News about how inventory levels are affecting home sales. To learn more go to 4 Biggest Reasons Housing Inventory Levels Are So Low.

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In Southern New Hampshire, the number of home sales increased 5.5%. Average prices for homes in New Hampshire decreased 4%.

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Massachusetts Counties Totals: March 2013

View home sales for all towns in Essex County

View home sales for all towns in Suffolk County

View home sales for all towns in Middlesex County

View home sales for all towns in Worcester County

View home sales for all towns in Norfolk County

View home sales for all towns in Plymouth County

View home sales for all towns in Barnstable County

View home sales for all towns in Dukes County

View home sales for all towns in Nantucket County

View home sales for all towns in Bristol County

View home sales for all towns in Franklin County

View home sales for all towns in Hampden County

View home sales for all towns in Hampshire County

View home sales for all towns in Berkshire County

Southern New Hampshire Counties Totals: March 2013:

View home sales for all towns in Cheshire County

View home sales for all towns in Hillsborough County

View home sales for all towns in Rockingham County

Home Sales Totals  March 2013:

Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire

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It reports on all counties in Massachusetts as well as Southern New Hampshire (including Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Essex, Middlesex, Nantucket, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, Worcester, Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden, and Hampshire Counties in Massachusetts and Cheshire, Hillsborough, and Rockingham Counties in New Hampshire)

Source: Reports provided by The Warren Group. Copyright ©2013 The Warren Group.  All Rights Reserved.