Massachusetts Home Buyer Guide

Haverhill, Massachusetts, real estate activity in July 2026 showed a market with rising values and competitive conditions, according to the Massachusetts Association of Realtors.

While single-family sales volume climbed significantly alongside prices, the condominium sector saw a sharp decline in sales despite a double-digit percentage spike in median costs. Low inventory levels continued to favor sellers across both property types as homes, on average, sold for more than the original asking price.

Haverhill, MA Single Family Homes (July 2026)

Median Sales Price: Single-family home values climbed as demand increased. The median price reached $646,250 in July, up 4 percent from $622,000 in July 2025.

Closed Sales: Haverhill homebuyers closed on 46 houses, seven more than the 39 sales during July 2025.

Inventory of Homes for Sale: Selection narrowed for prospective buyers as supply failed to keep pace with demand. The number of single-family homes on the market fell from 53 houses in July 2025 to 50 in July.

Months Supply of Inventory: An already tight inventory environment tightened in July. Supply fell to 1.6 months, down 16 percent from July 2025.

Percent of Original List Price Received: Competition forced many buyers to pay over the asking price to secure a deal. Homebuyers paid 101.4 percent, on average, of the original listing price, up from 101.1 percent in July 2025.

Haverhill Single Family Homes (January through July)

Median Sales Price: Through July, the median house price increased to $615,000 from $602,500, a 2 percent increase from the same seven-month period in 2025.

Closed Sales: Single-family home sales rose to 193, a 5 percent increase from 184. Five years ago, there were 229 house sales during the first seven months of 2021.

Percent of Original List Price Received: Homebuyers paid 100.9 percent of the original listing price, on average, down from 101.8 percent in July 2025.

Haverhill Condominiums (July 2026)

Median Sales Price: Haverhill condo buyers paid $70,000 more in July than in July 2025. The median price rose to $455,000 from $385,000, an 18 percent increase from July 2025.

Closed Sales: Homebuyers purchased 17 condos in July, down from 29, a 41 percent decrease compared to July 2025. Five years ago in July 2021, there were 41 condominium sales.

Inventory of Homes for Sale: There were two fewer condominiums for sale in July, down to 37 units from 39.

Months Supply of Inventory: There was 1.7 months of supply in July 2025 and July 2026.

Percent of Original List Price Received: On average, homebuyers paid 100.3 percent of the original listing price, down slightly from 100.9 percent in July 2025.

Haverhill Condos (January through July)

Median Sales Price: The median condo price in Haverhill reached $424,250 through July, up 8 percent from $393,000 during the same seven-month period in 2025.

Closed Sales: Condominium sales slipped 16 percent to 138 compared to 165 units during the first seven months of 2025. Through July in 2021, sales reached 182.

Percent of Original List Price Received: Homebuyers paid 100.1 percent, on average, of the original listing price in July, down from 100.7 percent in July 2025.

Bottom Line: The Haverhill market remained highly competitive in July, with both single-family and condo prices continuing their upward trajectory amid limited inventory. On the other hand, single-family home prices rose modestly through the first seven months of the year.

Homebuyers should work closely with their buyer agent to monitor data and review comparable sales.