Key Takeaways Norfolk County home prices slipped 1.5% year over year in July while the national median climbed 3.2%—yet 55% of homes still sold above asking price, proving demand remained resilient. The median sale price fell to $782,704, while the national median rose to $407,730. Active inventory jumped 10% year over year and new listings rose nearly 9%, sustaining the supply expansion that began earlier this year. Norfolk County, MA Housing Market Snapshot Median Sale Price Pending Sales Active Listings Days on Market Sold Above List $782,704 (-1.5% YoY) 627 (-6.0% YoY) 2,151 (+9.9% YoY) 20 days (+2 days YoY) 55.3% (+1.6 ppt YoY) Norfolk County’s housing market continued its gradual price normalization in July, with the median sale price dipping 1.5% from a year ago to $782,704. The decline was modest compared to the sharper correction seen in certain cities, and fundamentals remained surprisingly tight: the typical home sold for nearly 102% of its list price and closed in just 20 days. Above-list activity actually ticked up 1.6 percentage points year over year, a counterintuitive signal in a market where headlines focused on falling prices. Below is a breakdown of Norfolk Count...
Norfolk County, MA Housing Market Update: July 2026
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