If you’re wondering why homes don’t sell in Boston, the reason is almost always rooted in one (or several) of these five areas. The good news? None of them are permanent, and every single one can be fixed with the right repositioning, marketing, and execution.

The Suffolk County MA real estate market trends show a competitive and stable environment, while the 5-Year Housing Forecast projects consistent 2.5–4% annual appreciation through 2029. Whether buying, selling, or investing, Suffolk County remains one of the strongest markets in Massachusetts.

The Charlestown MA real estate market remains one of the strongest in Greater Boston, combining historic charm, prime location, and steady appreciation. Whether buying, selling, or investing, timing and preparation are key in this competitive market. I’m Amanda George, Realtor and co-founder of George Group Boston, and together with my husband Gerard, we’ve built our reputation on helping clients succeed in markets like Charlestown.

Welcome to the Charlestown MA Neighborhood Guide, your insider look at one of Boston’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods. Charlestown combines waterfront living, cobblestone streets, and a rich Revolutionary history with the modern appeal of luxury condos and vibrant community spaces.