The data behind smart buying decisions in Lexington and the surrounding Greater Boston communities.
Why Burlington first-time buyers still face scarce single-family options, 2.1 months of supply, and fast decisions in 2026.
See how the $1,933,200 FHA three-unit ceiling can help Somerville owner-occupants finance a triple-decker with low-down-payment leverage.
Belmont’s FHA limit helps more with condos than detached homes. See where the market gives buyers room and where prices still stretch.
Explore Somerville condo search areas near Green Line stops, including Union, Gilman, Magoun, and Ball Square, for first-time buyers.
Think you earn too much? Eligible Waltham first-time buyers may qualify for up to $25,000 in MassHousing down payment help.
Arlington buyers face tight August choices: 148 single-family listings YTD and a 107% sale-to-original-price ratio reward readiness.
Arlington first-time buyers may still qualify for MassHousing help, with $25,000 assistance and a $205,335 Eastern MA income cap.
Massachusetts buyers should budget 2%–5% for closing costs and watch prepaid tax and insurance escrows before closing day.
Massachusetts had 14,338 permits in 2024 and homes pending in 9 days in 2026—why tight supply keeps prices firm.
See how recently sold homes in Lexington MA compare by season, property type, inventory, days on market, and school-driven buyer demand.
A Lexington condo may be the most practical way into town—offering the address, schools, and market access with less space and added fees.