July 2026 | MLSPIN Data Pulled 8/4/2026
| ACTIVE LISTINGS 147 +26.7% YoY | HOMES SOLD 90 +36.4% YoY | AVG SOLD PRICE $795,248 +10.5% YoY | MONTHS OF INVENTORY 2.52 vs. 1.98 last July |
July 2026 Snapshot
Plymouth is one of the clearest growth story on the South Shore – inventory, sales, and prices are all up together, a combination that’s harder to find than it sounds. Active listings jumped 26.7% year-over-year to 147, homes sold climbed 36.4% to 90, and the average sold price rose 10.5% to $795,248, all in the same month. As Massachusetts’ largest town by land area and one of its most active South Shore markets, Plymouth’s scale gives this data more statistical weight than in the smaller towns in the state of Massachusetts.
Year-Over-Year Comparison: July 2026 vs. July 2025
| Metric | July 2025 | July 2026 | YoY Change |
| Active Listings | 116 | 147 | +26.7% |
| Active Avg. List Price | $985,292 | $944,385 | -4.2% |
| Active Avg. Days on Market | 66 | 78 | +12 days |
| Homes Sold | 66 | 90 | +36.4% |
| Sold Avg. Days on Market | 44 | 30 | -14 days |
| Average Sold Price | $719,837 | $795,248 | +10.5% |
| Sold-to-List Ratio | 102.55% | 100.31% | -2.24 pts |
| Months of Inventory | 1.98 | 2.52 | +0.54 mo. |
Chart: Plymouth active listings vs. homes sold, July 2025-July 2026.
Trend: First Seven Months of 2026
What stands out most is the speed of actual sales: homes that sold in July averaged just 30 days on market, down sharply from 44 days a year ago – even as active, unsold listings are taking longer to attract offers (78 days now versus 66 a year ago). That combination suggests Plymouth’s market has bifurcated somewhat: well-priced, well-positioned homes are moving quickly, while others sit longer, pulling up the active-listing average. Sold-to-list ratio slipped from 102.55% to 100.31%, still above asking on average but with less of a bidding-war premium than a year ago. The broader Jan-Jul 2026 window saw 330 total sales, and March-through-July sales were up 36.4% for the month of July specifically, with the five-month window’s average sold price up 8.4% year-over-year – reinforcing that Plymouth’s growth has been consistent, not just a one-month spike.
Chart: Plymouth average single-family sold price by month, July 2025-July 2026.
What This Means If You’re Thinking About Selling
For Plymouth sellers, this remains a strong market overall, but the data suggests pricing and condition increasingly separate homes that sell in 30 days from those that sit for 78. If your property needs work to compete on the fast end of that range, or you’d simply rather skip the uncertainty, Bluefin Property Buyers purchases Plymouth homes directly for cash, as-is, with no repairs or showings required. Visit our We Buy Houses for Cash in Plymouth MA page to get a no-obligation offer and take the easy way out.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the average home price in Plymouth, MA in 2026?
Plymouth’s average single-family sold price was $795,248 in July 2026, up 10.5% from $719,837 in July 2025.
Is Plymouth, MA a seller’s market in 2026?
Yes – inventory, sales, and prices all rose together in July 2026, with 90 homes sold (up 36.4%) and prices up 10.5%, though the sold-to-list ratio eased slightly to 100.31%.
How many homes are for sale in Plymouth, MA right now?
Plymouth had 147 active single-family listings in July 2026, up 26.7% from 116 a year earlier.
How fast are homes selling in Plymouth, MA?
Homes that sold in Plymouth in July 2026 averaged just 30 days on market, down from 44 days in July 2025 – though active, unsold listings are taking longer (78 days) than a year ago.
Is it a good time to sell a house in Plymouth, MA?
Plymouth is one of the strongest markets in this report, with rising sales, prices, and demand – well-priced, well-positioned homes are moving quickly, though pricing and condition increasingly separate fast sales from slower ones.