Boston Multi Family Market Report

https://crazy1market.com/boston-multi-family-market-report/ Demand for multi family homes in Boston is eroding based on the most recent MLS data. Total 30 day sales of multi-family properties were down for the fourth month in a row in Boston. This drop in total sales occurred as economic conditions have worsened. Soaring inflation has prompted the Fed to raise interest rates 6 times thus far in 2022, effectively stifling demand for Boston real estate. The market for multi-family was not immune to this trend. Median sale prices for Boston multi-family properties have leveled off over the last 5 months after seeing record growth throughout the previous 10 years. For the first time since the last housing crisis, year-over-year median sale prices for multi-family properties hit negative margins in 3 of the past 6 months.

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