North End is seeing a relatively active flow of homes, with 74 properties on the market and the same number of new listings in March 2026. Pending sales reached 37 for the month, while Boston overall carried a much larger inventory of 1,476 homes, highlighting how tight options can feel in this neighborhood.
Pricing has been moving sharply, as the typical North End home value climbed to about $1,145,000, up 29.09% from a year ago and 18.04% just since February. Median list prices reacted differently, landing at $1,195,000 in March and down 19.66% month over month, suggesting sellers may be adjusting expectations to keep buyers engaged.
Homes are taking longer to sell, with a median of 64 days on market, which is 40.66% slower than last month and 124.56% slower than a year ago, and only 12.5% of recent sales closed above the asking price. Even so, the area still leans toward a seller’s market with a market gauge of 20, and projections point to inventory rising to 81 listings and typical values reaching around $1,232,500 in April, so both buyers and sellers can benefit from using Agent Pronto to connect with a local expert who knows how to navigate these conditions.
