Chelsea’s rolling three-month housing numbers show softer prices than a year ago, while values are still relatively high. The typical home value is down slightly year over year, even as the current median sale price sits at about $368,200. Buyer activity has also cooled compared to last year, with homes sold and new listings both declining over the same period.
Looking at recent conditions through June 2026, homes are taking a median of 36 days to sell, yet they are moving faster than a year ago. Supply remains tight at about two months of inventory, and the area is classified as a seller’s market based on the current market gauge.
Pricing power is still evident, with the average sale-to-list ratio just over 100 percent and roughly 36 percent of recent sales closing above asking. Active listings have dropped by more than one-fifth from a year earlier, signaling fewer options for buyers even as demand eases. At the same time, pending sales and closed sales are down year over year, pointing to a market that is firm but not overheated. With this mix of moderating demand and limited supply, both buyers and sellers in Chelsea can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with a local real estate agent who understands these shifting dynamics.
