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46. Kingston 02364 Market Pulse — October 2025: Low Inventory, Strong Prices, Faster Closes

Jim Aldred

Kingston’s housing market is running hot. Months of inventory sits at 1.57—deep seller’s territory—while the median sold price hit $825,000, the median list price is $905,000, and sellers captured 98.9% of list with 18 median days on market. Translation: well-priced homes are moving quickly, and buyers are competing. This Kingston, MA real estate market update for October 2025 is your no-BS read on what’s selling, where prices are landing, and how to position your next move on Boston’s South Shore. 

Inventory is tight across single-family and condo/townhome segments, and end-of-month snapshots show list prices easing slightly (-4.6% MoM to $905K) even as closed prices inch up (+1.6% MoM to $825K). That gap—paired with sub-two months of supply—signals that motivated, realistic pricing is getting rewarded with near-ask outcomes and short timelines. For sellers, this is a window to list with confidence; for buyers, it’s proof you need financing nailed down and strategy dialed in. South Shore Massachusetts housing trends don’t get clearer than this. 

At the top end, Indian Pond/Indian Pond Estates continues to command attention: 263 Country Club Way closed at $1,865,000 (8,246 sq ft), and 27 Rosewood Dr traded at $1,500,000—big proofs that luxury demand remains intact when quality, condition, and lifestyle amenities line up. Mid-to-upper move-ups are also healthy: 19 Longwood Cir closed at $883,000; 19 Charles Dr (newer construction) closed at $790,000; 7 Bonnie Ln fetched $860,000. Entry-level and downsizer inventory is scarce but active: 60 West St closed at $699,000; 58 Pembroke St at $480,000; even value-add opportunities are getting snapped up. These Kingston MA sold homes October 2025 comps show breadth from $370K to nearly $1.9M—and velocity across price bands. 

Coastal sub-markets are holding firm. Rocky Nook waterfront posted a strong comp with 7 Shore Dr (Oceanview) closing at $920,000, underscoring that move-in-ready water-adjacent product still carries a premium. Pair that with neighborhood sales near schools and Route 3 access, and the picture is consistent: lifestyle + commute + updated systems = multiple showings and solid ratios. If you’re targeting Rocky Nook waterfront homes in Kingston MA or planning to list near Gray’s Beach, the data supports a confident pricing strategy—provided the home is prepped and presented correctly. 

Actionable takeaways for sellers: (1) price inside the strike zone from day one; (2) tackle cosmetic punch-list items to shorten time on market; (3) leverage professional media and a launch plan that hits buyers where they search; and (4) consider pre-inspection or up-front disclosures to keep deals clean. For buyers: (1) secure underwriting early; (2) be ready for same-week decisions; (3) use neighborhood-specific comps, not countywide averages; and (4) write terms that reduce friction—clean timelines, limited contingencies, and clear escalation logic win.

If you want a custom Kingston 02364 market analysis, dialed to your street and property type—single-family, condo/townhome, Indian Pond Estates, or Rocky Nook—I’ll build a pricing brief, photo-ready prep plan, and offer strategy tailored to your goals.  #sellingsouthietosagamore #jimaldred

Jim Aldred is a Realtor serving Boston's South Shore and can be contacted via his Links below.
https://linktr.ee/SellingSouthieToSagamore
www.KWMASS.com

Email me at JimAldredRealtor@yahoo.com

cell: 339-987-0382

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