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Attleboro

Attleboro has 105 homes for sale. 45% of them have cut their price, against 45% statewide. Over the past 12 months, single-family homes went under agreement in a median 9 days, and 66% sold at or above their first asking price.

45%
of homes for sale have cut their price
44
days on the market, typical listing now
62%
of homes sold in the past 12 months went at or above the first asking price

45% sellers in Attleboro have cut their price, about the state's pace.

Share of homes for sale with a price cut. Every dot is a Massachusetts town with 20 or more listings. Attleboro ranks 125 of 230, where 1 has the most cuts.

Attleboro45%
0%Statewide 45%80%
Statewide: 7,598 of 16,853 homes for sale. Source: Verified market data; analysis by the Observer Markets Desk.
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TownFor saleWith a price cut
Hopkinton5470%
Reading2868%
Templeton2868%
Groton3266%
Hull5265%
Northborough4365%
Ashland3465%
Mattapoisett4363%
Amherst4262%
Athol3962%
Sandwich6360%
Waltham11360%
Ashburnham2560%
Hudson5260%
Rockland4760%
Sudbury4760%
Millis2259%
Hanover2458%
West Brookfield2458%
Belmont5558%
Bourne7158%
Marion3757%
Dedham6057%
Somerset2357%
Westfield7156%

Single-family homes are selling at or above the first asking price.

Median sale price as a share of the first asking price, by month of sale. The black line is 100% of the asking price; above it, buyers paid more than the seller first asked.

Single-family

100.0%
Oct 2025Oct 2026

Condos

98.5%
Oct 2025Oct 2026

Multi-family

96.0%
Oct 2025Oct 2026
Months with fewer than 5 sales are left out. Source: Verified market data; analysis by the Observer Markets Desk.
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MonthSingle-familyCondosMulti-family
October 2025100.0% (31 sales)98.8% (8 sales)– (4 sales)
November 2025100.0% (27 sales)– (3 sales)– (2 sales)
December 2025100.8% (28 sales)90.0% (13 sales)– (4 sales)
January 2026100.8% (15 sales)93.8% (5 sales)101.7% (5 sales)
February 2026100.1% (16 sales)– (2 sales)97.9% (5 sales)
March 2026100.1% (15 sales)– (4 sales)– (3 sales)
April 2026100.7% (17 sales)– (4 sales)– (4 sales)
May 2026100.0% (20 sales)100.0% (6 sales)100.7% (5 sales)
June 2026102.9% (46 sales)100.0% (11 sales)– (1 sales)
July 2026102.3% (29 sales)100.0% (10 sales)– (1 sales)
August 2026100.0% (31 sales)101.5% (8 sales)102.1% (7 sales)
September 2026100.0% (21 sales)98.5% (5 sales)– (4 sales)
October 2026100.0% (24 sales)– (3 sales)96.0% (7 sales)

Attleboro has 39% more homes for sale than 12 weeks ago.

Homes for sale at the end of each week, and offers accepted each week. At the last four weeks' pace, today's homes would take 9 weeks to go under agreement.

Homes for sale

12060
100
Aug 3Oct 26

Offers accepted

158
7
Aug 3Oct 26
Source: Verified market data; analysis by the Observer Markets Desk.
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Week ofFor saleOffers acceptedNew listings
Aug 3721017
Aug 1075913
Aug 1781411
Aug 2480810
Aug 3175128
Sep 786316
Sep 14861015
Sep 2192916
Sep 2897916
Oct 5102914
Oct 121031517
Oct 191011311
Oct 26100712

What sold in the last 12 months

By home type. Median sale price, with days to an accepted offer and the share that sold at or above the first asking price.

  • Single-family$550K288 sales · 9 days to offer · 66% at or above first ask
  • Condos$410K74 sales · 14 days to offer · 50% at or above first ask
  • Multi-family$655K48 sales · 10 days to offer · 63% at or above first ask
Source: Verified market data; analysis by the Observer Markets Desk.
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TypeSalesMedian priceDays to offerOffer within 7 daysAt or above first ask
Single-family288$550,000944%66%
Condos74$410,0001424%50%
Multi-family48$655,0001040%63%

A typical two-bedroom in Attleboro leases for $2,000 a month.

Rent by bedrooms, leases signed in the last 12 months. The dot is the typical rent; the bar spans the middle half of leases.

  • 1 bed$1,600Middle half $1,450–$1,650 · 35 leases
  • 2 beds$2,000Middle half $1,800–$2,200 · 58 leases
  • 3 beds$2,550Middle half $2,200–$3,200 · 31 leases
133 leases; 74% leased at the asking rent. Source: Verified market data; analysis by the Observer Markets Desk.
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BedroomsLeasesTypical rentMiddle halfDays to lease
1 bed35$1,600$1,450–$1,65033
2 beds58$2,000$1,800–$2,20061
3 beds31$2,550$2,200–$3,20025

How we measure

Figures come from the multiple listing service most Massachusetts agents use, verified and refreshed every morning. A price cut means the current asking price is below the original one. Days to offer runs from the listing date to the accepted offer. Sales are closings in the last 12 months; homes sold without an agent are not included. Coming-soon listings are never counted.

Reported, written, fact-checked and published by the Observer's agentic newsroom. Every figure is checked against verified market data before it runs.