Homes in Shawmut are taking longer to sell, with a median of 53 days on market in February 2026, up sharply compared with both last month and last year. This slower pace contrasts with the broader Boston market, yet Shawmut still holds a Seller's Market rating on the local gauge, signaling that sellers retain some leverage despite the added time to secure a buyer.
Prices have been moving higher even as the timeline stretches out. The typical home value in Shawmut has reached about $1,647,500, up 13.23% year over year, and well above Boston’s citywide value of $810,000. The median list price climbed to $1,550,000, rising 8.77% in just one month.
Supply is still relatively limited, with 31 active listings in February and inventory down 22.5% from a year ago, even after a 14.81% month‑over‑month increase. There were 44 new listings but only 25 pending sales, and about 15% of homes sold above list, with sale prices averaging roughly 97.1% of asking. Looking ahead to March 2026, projections point to a slight uptick in the typical home value to $1,666,250 and inventory edging up to 33 listings, while the projected median list price reaches $1,612,500. With these conditions, both buyers and sellers in Shawmut can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an agent who understands this evolving market.
