Shrewsbury is seeing more homes available, with inventory at 57 listings and up 42.5% from last month. New listings climbed to 46, and pending sales reached 29, indicating buyers are still active even as choices expand. With months of supply at 4.4, conditions lean toward sellers but are less tight than an extreme shortage.
Homes are taking about 40 days to go under contract, which is sharply faster than last month but double the time from a year ago, suggesting a more deliberate pace. About 35% of listings required a price drop, yet roughly 38% of homes still sold above list, highlighting a split where well-priced properties move quickly while others need adjustments.
Pricing has been responding to these shifts, with the typical home value rising to about $670,000, up 11.9% year over year and 5.1% month over month, far above the roughly $460,000 typical value in Worcester County. The median list price has eased to about $737,450 this month and is projected around $715,203 next month, even as the projected typical value edges up to about $686,250 and inventory may grow to 65 homes. With an average sale-to-list ratio just under 1.00, sellers are still close to getting asking prices while buyers gain slightly more room to negotiate, and Agent Pronto can help both buyers and sellers connect with an agent who understands these dynamics.
