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Truro

Truro has 29 homes for sale. 48% of them have cut their price, against 45% statewide.

48%
of homes for sale have cut their price
71
days on the market, typical listing now
–
of homes sold in the past 12 months went at or above the first asking price

1 in 2 sellers in Truro 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. Truro ranks 81 of 230, where 1 has the most cuts.

Truro48%
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%

The number of homes for sale in Truro has held steady for 12 weeks.

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 124 weeks to go under agreement.

Homes for sale

4020
31
Aug 3Oct 26

Offers accepted

42
1
Aug 3Oct 26
Source: Verified market data; analysis by the Observer Markets Desk.
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Week ofFor saleOffers acceptedNew listings
Aug 33003
Aug 102741
Aug 172722
Aug 242903
Aug 313013
Sep 73112
Sep 142820
Sep 212712
Sep 282610
Oct 52803
Oct 123204
Oct 193402
Oct 263111

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.