Quincy MA Housing Market Report (2026)
This report compares Quincy’s current single-family, condo, and multi-family market against the March 2021 to March 2022 baseline using MLS-based data. It is built to answer the questions buyers, sellers, and investors actually care about: how much prices have changed, how quickly homes are moving, and which property segments look strongest today.
Median price change since 2021–2022
| Property Type | 2021–2022 Median | Current Median | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-Family | $625,044 | $737,500 | +18.0% |
| Condo | $458,500 | $439,000 | -4.3% |
| Multi-Family | $825,000 | $960,000 | +16.4% |
Single-family home prices in Quincy have risen substantially since 2021–2022, while the multi-family segment has also appreciated strongly. The condo market has been flatter, which is useful context for both first-time buyers and investors comparing where value has accumulated most clearly.
Single-Family Market
In the 2021–2022 baseline, Quincy single-family homes posted a median sale price of $625,044 and an average sale price of $654,781, with 452 sales and an average of 28 days on market. In the current period, the median is $737,500, average price is $784,395, and the segment is still moving in about 36 days on market on average.
This is the clearest evidence of appreciation in the Quincy owner-occupant market.
Condo Market
Quincy condos posted a 2021–2022 median sale price of $458,500 and an average price of $493,591, with 552 closed sales. The current median is $439,000, which shows a flatter price story than the single-family or multi-family segments.
That flatter trend is important because condos remain a major entry point into Quincy homeownership, but they have also been more exposed to rate pressure and HOA-driven affordability friction.
Multi-Family Market
In the baseline period, Quincy multi-family properties posted a median sale price of $825,000 and an average price of $886,956, with 157 sales. The current median of $960,000 shows strong appreciation, which reinforces the continued appeal of Quincy multi-family properties to both owner-occupants and investors.
That segment remains one of the most strategically important parts of the local market.
This chart summarizes how median pricing has changed across Quincy property types from the 2021–2022 period to the current market.
How to interpret the Quincy market now
The clearest takeaway is that Quincy’s strongest appreciation has occurred in single-family and multi-family properties. That tells us the local market has continued to reward scarcity, utility, and income-producing potential. Condos remain essential to Quincy’s housing ecosystem, but their pricing path has been flatter than the other two categories.
For buyers, that means strategy should be tailored by property type. For sellers, it means pricing should reflect not just the citywide market, but the segment-specific reality you’re entering.