Inventory in Plymouth County held steady in August 2026, with about 1,950 active listings and no month-over-month change, while new listings were up more than 16 percent from a year ago. At the same time, homes sold and pending sales both edged higher year over year, showing that buyer demand is keeping pace with the growing number of properties coming on the market.
Pricing is responding to this active environment, as the typical home value climbed more than 6 percent over the past year to around $703,000. Even with that upward pressure, the median list price actually dipped nearly 6 percent from July, hinting that some sellers may be adjusting expectations to attract offers.
Time on market and supply levels round out the picture of a clear seller’s market. Homes now take about 26 days to sell, a bit longer than a year ago, and months of supply has risen to 2.2, still below the roughly 2.7 months seen statewide in Massachusetts. Roughly 44 percent of homes are closing above list price and the average sale-to-list ratio sits just above 100 percent, underscoring strong but measured competition. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these shifting conditions can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local Plymouth County agent who understands this market.
