2025 Year-End Real Estate Market Wrap-Up- Bristol and Norfolk Counties, MA

by anastasiakaufman-chime-me

Local Insights for Bristol & Norfolk Counties

As we close out 2025, the local real estate landscape across Attleboro, Mansfield, Foxboro, Rehoboth, North Attleboro, Franklin, Wrentham, and Plainville has shown remarkable resilience. While the national market navigated elevated mortgage rates, our local Bristol and Norfolk county pockets remained competitive with steady price appreciation and limited inventory.

Market Performance at a Glance

The following data highlights the 2025 year-end trends for the primary counties serving these towns:

Metric (2025 Year-End)	Bristol County	Norfolk County
Total Closed Sales	3,898 (+5.5%)	6,281 (+2.8%)
Median Sales Price	$515,000 (+5.1%)	$740,000 (+3.5%)
Average Days on Market	41 Days	35 Days
List Price Received	99.2%	99.8%
Inventory (Months Supply)	1.6 Months	1.1 Months

Key Local Takeaways

Price Growth: Home values in both counties continued to climb. Franklin notably saw an 8.7% jump in its median sales price for the year, reaching $368,500.

Inventory Crunch: Supply remains a significant hurdle. Norfolk County (including towns like Franklin, Foxboro, and Wrentham) ended the year with only a 1.1-month supply of inventory, keeping it firmly in a seller’s market.

Market Pace: Homes in our region move quickly. In Bristol County (serving Attleboro, North Attleboro, and Rehoboth), properties averaged just 41 days on the market.

Property Trends: Larger homes remain in high demand; properties with 4 bedrooms or more accounted for 37% of the market share in Norfolk County.

Looking Ahead to 2026

Experts are forecasting a year of stabilization and recovery. With mortgage rates expected to hover in the 6% range, we anticipate incremental gains in affordability, which should support increased sales volume throughout the coming year.

Detailed Report for MA 2025 Year End can be found here – https://irp.cdn-website.com/501682b6/files/uploaded/MLSPIN_ANN_2025.pdf