Inventory in Marina Bay has been climbing, with 14 homes on the market in February and a 16.67% increase from the prior month. New listings totaled 10, down about 41% from a year earlier, while 10 homes went under contract, a 37.5% drop year over year. Homes are taking longer to move than last year, sitting a median of 44 days, even though that’s almost 17% faster than just a month ago.
Prices are adjusting as this activity shifts. The typical home value is about $562,500, up 29.91% from a year ago but slightly lower than last month, with a 2.17% month-over-month dip. List prices, however, edged up to a median of $527,500, roughly 1.94% higher than the prior month, and about 16.67% of recent sales closed above the asking price with an average sale-to-list ratio near 0.97.
Compared with the broader Quincy market, Marina Bay’s typical home values sit a bit below the city’s $579,000 level, even as Quincy’s year-over-year values have slipped by about 2.81%. Looking ahead to March 2026, projections show Marina Bay’s typical value around $556,250, a small step down, while median list prices may hover near $532,525 and inventory could tick up to 15 homes. With conditions still leaning toward a seller’s market, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands these trends and can guide them through their next move.
