March 20, 2025 - 22:27
The second half of February proved to be an active period for residential property transactions in Brookline, with a total of 16 condominiums and four single-family homes sold. This surge in activity highlights the ongoing demand for real estate in the area, reflecting a vibrant market despite broader economic concerns.
Among the sold properties, the condominiums showcased a range of styles and prices, appealing to various buyers looking for modern amenities and convenient locations. The single-family homes also attracted attention, demonstrating the appeal of spacious living in a suburban setting.
Local real estate agents noted that the market's resilience can be attributed to low interest rates and a steady influx of buyers eager to enter the housing market. This trend indicates a positive outlook for Brookline's real estate sector as it continues to adapt to changing buyer preferences and economic conditions. As spring approaches, many anticipate even more activity in the housing market.
