Murphy & Denoncourt, KW Realty North Central

08/01/2023

The single-family housing market is still suffering in Worcester County and across the state in June, but data shows an improvement over the downward trend earlier in the year.

04/22/2023

08/26/2022

Pending home sales in July dropped nearly 20% year over year as the housing market continues to slow. But a turnaround is in sight, says Lawrence Yun.

08/22/2022

Rising interest rates can't do much to stop home prices in the Boston area and across Massachusetts from continuing their rise. July's median-single home price in Massachusetts set a new high for the month.

08/19/2022

Home prices continued to increase in several MetroWest towns and in Middlesex County, as Massachusetts as a whole saw a dramatic drop in the number of home sales.

08/16/2022

The number of homes sold in the city of Worcester in July dropped 21.5% compared with July 2021. This compares with an 11% drop in the number of sales in Worcester County for July year over year and a 17% drop statewide.

07/22/2022

The median single-family home sale price in Massachusetts was $610,000 in June, an increase of 9.9% and the first time it has ever broken the $600,000 mark.

Home sales in Framingham increased slightly in June compared to last year, as the median sale price shot up by almost 10%.

06/23/2022

In another record-breaking month for the median home price in Massachusetts, several MetroWest towns and cities saw big year-over-year increases.

04/20/2022

Sales and prices of single-family homes in the city of Worcester rose steadily in March, surpassing state and county trends.

02/17/2022

Following statewide trends, Worcester County single-family home prices continued to rise at a 10.3% clip in January, but the number of sales fell 7.1%, according to a Wednesday report from Peabody-based research firm The Warren Group.

02/06/2022

In December, Greater Worcester sale prices for single-family homes continued to rise steadily, up nearly 14% in the city and 10% countywide, while the number of sales decreased, following statewide trends, according to a Tuesday report from Peabody-based research firm the Warren Group.