Weston real estate snapshot: Q1 2026

Weston’s real estate market got off to a hot start in 2026, as 31 homes and condominiums were sold in the first quarter, compared to 21 properties in 2025’s first three months.

A mix of property types in Weston were sold in January, February and March, with 27 homes and four condominiums leaving the market. The average sale price was about $2.27 million and the median sale price was $1.92 million. In Massachusetts, the median single-family home price was $600,000 and $760,000 in Greater Boston, according to the Warren Group, which provides the Weston Observer with local land transactions.

Although it is still early – summer tends to see more sales – the average sale price is down from 2025’s height of just below $1.5 million for 167 homes sold that year, 15 of which sold for more than $5 million.

While Weston’s market is typically more expensive than the rest of the state and Greater Boston, sales have outpaced those markets. In Greater Boston, the number of home sales for the first three months, 3,182, is down about 4.5%, and year-to-date single-family sales in Massachusetts are down about 4.2% from this point last year.

The most expensive home purchased was a $6.6 million colonial on Highland Street, while the least-expensive home was a $788,000 cape on Westland Road. The oldest property sold was a property on Lexington Street built in 1887 and the newest was a $5.45 million colonial home on Whitney Tavern Road built in 2024.