Beverly housing inventory tighter than nearby North Shore towns

New data shows single-family home prices still rising, condo prices softening slightly in Beverly and surrounding areas

Published on Feb. 27, 2026

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According to new data on the North Shore housing market, single-family home prices in Beverly and nearby communities are continuing to inch up, while condo prices have softened slightly. The inventory of single-family homes remains extremely tight, keeping the market firmly in sellers' territory, though condos have a bit more breathing room.

Why it matters

The tight housing inventory in Beverly reflects broader trends across the North Shore region, where demand for homes remains high but supply is limited. This dynamic is pricing many buyers out of the market, especially first-time and younger buyers, and raising concerns about housing affordability in the area.

The details

The new housing data combines statistics from Beverly and its neighboring North Shore communities. While single-family home prices are still rising, the condo market has seen some softening in prices recently. However, the inventory of single-family homes remains extremely limited, maintaining Beverly's status as a strong sellers' market. The condo market has a bit more availability, providing more options for buyers.

  • The latest housing data for the North Shore region was released on February 27, 2026.

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The takeaway

The tight housing inventory in Beverly reflects the broader challenges facing the North Shore region, where high demand and limited supply have created a highly competitive real estate market. This dynamic is pricing out many buyers, especially younger and first-time homebuyers, and raising concerns about housing affordability in the area.