Compared to 2024, the median price of single-family homes and condominiums in Lowell, Massachusetts, was flat in 2025, according to data compiled by the Massachusetts Association of Realtors.
In December, Lowell’s housing market moved in two directions, as single-family prices fell and condominiums posted a modest price gain.
Lowell, MA Single-family homes (December 2025)
In December, the median sales price of a single-family home decreased 12 percent to $505,000 from $572,500 in December 2024.
Closed sales rose 25 percent to 35 from 28. Supply tightened slightly: inventory declined 9 percent to 31 homes for sale, and months supply dipped to 1.0 from 1.1, a 9 percent decline. About five months of supply is considered a balanced market between sellers and buyers.
Sellers’ negotiation leverage eased in December. The average percentage of the original list price received declined to 97.8 percent from 100.3 percent. At the same time, demand signals strengthened. Pending sales jumped 78 percent to 32 from 18, and new listings increased 21 percent to 17 from 14.
Lowell, MA Single-family homes (2025 vs. 2024)
Through 2025, the median sales price rose by only $10,000 (2 percent), from $515,000 in 2024 to $525,000.
Closed sales were flat, slipping 1 percent to 357 from 361. On average, sellers received 100.3 percent of the original list price, down from 102 percent in 2024. New listings increased 6 percent to 424 from 402.
Lowell, MA Condominiums (December 2025)
Condominiums showed a different pattern. The median sales price increased by 2 percent to $297,500 from $292,500, but sales dropped 25 percent to 18 from 24. Inventory expanded 9 percent to 35 condos for sale, and months supply increased 20 percent to 1.8 months from 1.5.
Pricing power also softened. The average percentage of the original list price received dropped to 95.3 percent from 100.7 percent. Still, demand indicators were strong: pending sales rose 90.0 percent to 19 from 10 in December 2024, and new listings climbed 33 percent to 16 from 12.
Lowell Condominiums (2025 vs. 2024)
For the year, the median sales price was nearly unchanged, rising 0.1 percent to $335,500 in 2025 from $335,000 in 2024. Closed sales decreased 10 percent, from 250 to 226.
The percentage of the original list price received declined to 99.3 percent from 101.4 percent. New listings rose 8 percent to 311 from 289.
Bottom line: Single-family and condominium inventory remains tight in Lowell, but home-price growth has stalled, creating an opportunity for prospective home buyers. With a slight increase in condos for sale and new listings in December 2025, home buyers may consider the Lowell condominium market.
