“As first-time home buyers navigating a competitive market, we truly could not have purchased the home we wanted without Jill Fitzpatrick. Jill was incredibly helpful and responsive from day one, really listening to our needs and wants and then tailoring experienced advice and next steps accordingly. We were able to put in a winning offer which included a quick closing timeline only with the help of Jill guiding us through each step of the process. We can't recommend Jill enough!”
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Seaport District real estate Market Report.
Information and statistics on the latest trends in the Seaport District real estate market, updated for March 2026. *
The typical home value in Seaport District is projected to be $1,581,250 for the month of February. January’s finalized data reported the typical value of a home in the neighborhood to be $1,712,500—down 28.2% over the previous 12 months. For comparison, city-level data pegged home values at $825,000 in Boston for the most recent reporting period. That number is expected to float around $816,250 in February.
Seaport District had 18 new listings and 11 listings that went under contract in January, increasing the area’s total available inventory to 28—up 3.7% from the previous month. Inventory is projected to have further increased in February.
The median listing price for homes in Seaport District fell 14.34% from December to January, bringing the current median listing price to $2,824,500. Based on projected data for February, listing prices may continue to fall.
The number of days that homes have been on the market prior to going under contract fell year-over-year. In January 2026, the median time for a listed property to go pending was 72 days, compared to 117 days in January 2025. In recent months the median number of days from listed to pending appears to be decreasing. That trend is predicted to have carried through to this February.
Market gauge is calculated based on the the number of active listings divided by home sales over the most recently available reporting period.
Learn more about what Seaport District has to offer.
Seaport District offers residents a vibrant waterfront community with diverse dining, arts, and convenient access to transit, parks, and workplaces.
Seaport District sits on Boston’s waterfront just across Fort Point Channel from downtown, with quick access to South Station and Logan Airport via the nearby Silver Line SL1. Modern condos and luxury rentals dominate the skyline, many with harbor or city views, while street grids and wide sidewalks make daily life walkable and practical.
Residents enjoy a strong mix of amenities. The Boston Harborwalk ties the neighborhood to the Fort Point and Downtown Waterfront areas, offering scenic routes for running and biking. Dining ranges from high‑end spots at Fan Pier to casual options along Seaport Boulevard. The Institute of Contemporary Art anchors the cultural scene, while seasonal events and outdoor public spaces add activity without sacrificing access to quiet corners along the water.
Daily conveniences are growing, with grocery options, gyms, and child care centers located within or near larger residential buildings. Proximity to the Financial District and South Boston keeps commute times short for many professionals, and rideshare, bike share, and ferry connections offer alternatives to driving.
Because the Seaport District is evolving so quickly, pricing, building amenities, and even traffic patterns can change from block to block. A local agent who knows current construction plans, condo associations, and transit access can help you compare options clearly and reduce stress. Agent Pronto connects both buyers and sellers with the right Seaport District specialist to make each move more straightforward.
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“Sarah Rodewald was excellent, especially with being a first time home buyer. She was friendly and responsive when I had questions or concerns. Sarah was a strong advocate for me during negotiations to secure a fair price and credits towards closing. I would highly recommend Sarah for anyone looking for a dedicated expert agent.”
“Len went above and beyond during the whole process of selling my mother's home. He was kind, considerate, compassionate and extremely helpful, during an especially stressful time. I would definitely recommend him without hesitation.”
“Having dealt with several other brokers in the past, I can confidently say that Anna McGarry is among the best. She's knowledgable, professional, personable and presents very well. She navigated us through a purchase of a new home and a sale of another promptly and efficiently with a period of about two months.”
“I can't thank John Dean enough for handing the sale of my home. John's knowledge of the industry and the area was exceptional. He kept me informed of all the issues and guided me with decisions that had to be made. He offered to make several trips to the house to meet and coordinate the inspections and other people that assisted me with the move. Not being available to make it to the property for various reasons being the distance and caring for a disabled husband, John saved me from having to be there. John was there to manage everything for me. If you need a professional agent, look no further than John Dean.”
“He was honest enough to direct us away from one of the homes that we looked at because of the horrible basement there. He also showed us at least 5+ homes before we settled on the one we're living in now.”
“I was recommended by a friend to call Kerry Lapiana with Prestige Homes. I am so glad I did. Kerry went up and beyond from the beginning until the end. She was always available with any questions I had and she made the offer process so easy. It didn't end there. She even took time after I closed to ask me how it was going if I needed anything additional. She went up and beyond every step of the way. I would highly recommend Kerry Lapiana and Prestige Homes to friends, family and colleagues.”
“We were matched up with Greg Maund who was an incredible broker and help us get the apartment of our dreams. ”
“Scott was excellent and I highly recommend him. As a first time buyer, I had many questions and concerns, and he answered and alleviated all of them. We were on the same page from the start regarding strategy, and he deftly navigated through a couple unexpected and complicated situations after the initial offer had been accepted. I definitely plan on using Scott for any future real estate needs.”
“Kyle moore and kim arsenalt saved my llife. I Just had a son. Lost my mom. My paperwork wasnt great. these 2 put things together that i couldnt have emagined.hear i am now in a multi. Tenants ask how i want the rent paid. I look at them like they're crazy for 2 seconds and say "check or M.O.".IF YOU Feel like me. Those are the ones you want on your team. Then grab KATHY as the lawyer. Shes the best too”
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