Peabody, Fall 2026: steady demand, steady prices

By Pat Scanlon and Alana Scanlon · Scanlon Sells Team · September 30, 2026

Peabody sold more single-family homes this summer, 88 compared with 85, but the median sale slipped 0.3% to $722,500. 65% of homes sold over asking, up from 64%, and there's about 1.1 months of supply.

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Single-family homes

July 1 through September 29, 2026, compared with the same period in 2025

Measure20262025Change
Homes sold8885+3.5%
Median sale price$722,500$725,000−0.3%
Median price per sq. ft.$403$408−1.2%
Median sale-to-list price101.4%101.4%Even
Sold over asking65%64%+1 pt
Median days on market2018+2 days
New listings9883+18.1%
Sales with seller concessions16% (14)12% (10)Up

The median single-family sale was $722,500, down 0.3% from $725,000 last summer, and price per square foot fell 1.2% to $403. The typical home sold for 101.4% of its list price, with a median of 20 days on market, compared with 18 last year. More sales included a seller concession: 16% compared with 12%.

For context, from April through June the median single-family sale was $744,000, and 74% of homes sold over asking.

Right now, as of September 29: 31 single-family homes are for sale and another 35 are under agreement. That's roughly 1.1 months of supply, still a seller's market. Twelve of the 31 active listings have already cut their price, and new listings were up 18.1% this summer, so buyers have more to choose from than last year.

Condominiums

July 1 through September 29, 2026, compared with the same period in 2025

Measure20262025Change
Condos sold2921+38.1%
Median sale price$525,000$465,000+12.9%
Median sale-to-list price100.0%100.0%Even
Median days on market2022−2 days
New listings3227+18.5%

More Peabody condos sold this summer, and the median price rose. The median condo sale was $525,000, up 12.9% from $465,000, and the typical condo sold for 100.0% of its list price in a median of 20 days, faster than last year's 22. Today there are 21 condos for sale and 4 under agreement.

What it means if you own in Peabody

Peabody prices held steady this summer, and most homes still sold over asking. Very little is for sale, so well-priced homes still draw strong interest. Townwide numbers can't tell you what your home is worth. Your street, your updates and your timing all move the number.

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Based on information provided to and compiled by MLS Property Information Network, Inc., covering July 1 through September 29 in 2025 and 2026. The analysis includes single-family and condominium listings in Peabody, Massachusetts. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Recent closings may still be reported.