Braintree MA 5 Year Housing Forecast & Market Insights (2025–2029)
- Amanda George

- Aug 5
- 2 min read
By: Amanda George, Realtor, George Group Boston | Braintree MA 5 Year Housing Forecast & Market Insights
Braintree has long been one of the South Shore’s most sought-after communities, known for its excellent schools, access to Boston, and a strong balance of suburban comfort with urban convenience. Over the next five years, Braintree is expected to see steady housing growth alongside major retail and infrastructure development. In this post, I’ll break down the Braintree MA 5 Year Housing Forecast so you can make confident decisions as a buyer, seller, or investor.
Why Choose Braintree MA?
Braintree offers exceptional location advantages: quick access to I‑93, Route 3, and the MBTA Red Line, along with family-friendly neighborhoods, great schools and strong property values. With demand continuing to rise from Boston commuters and South Shore families, Braintree is positioned for sustainable appreciation.
Year‑Over‑Year Market Forecast (2025–2029)
Braintree is projected to see 4.0% to 5.0% annual growth, reflecting stable demand in both single-family and condo markets.
Year | Projected Growth |
2025 | 4.0% |
2026 | 4.2% |
2027 | 4.5% |
2028 | 4.7% |
2029 | 5.0% |
📊 See chart below for how Braintree compares to Quincy, Randolph, and other South Shore towns.
What’s Changing in Braintree?
South Shore Plaza Redevelopment: Plans for updates to one of New England’s largest malls could bring more mixed-use space, drawing both residential and commercial growth.
Transit-Oriented Growth: Areas near the Quincy Adams and Braintree MBTA Red Line stations are positioned for additional housing density.
Small Multi-Family & Townhomes: Rising demand for more affordable entry points is driving development beyond traditional single-family homes.
Community Investments: Local infrastructure upgrades, including schools and parks, continue to support property values and family demand.
Smart Tips for Buyers, Sellers & Investors
🔹 Buyers: Braintree remains competitive, especially under $750K. Look near commuter rail and Red Line stops for value and convenience.
🔹 Sellers: Inventory is still tight. Proper pricing and staging can deliver multiple offers, especially for updated single-family homes.
🔹 Investors: Townhomes and small multi-family properties are smart plays. Watch for opportunities near South Shore Plaza redevelopment zones.
Thinking of Buying or Selling in Braintree MA?
Whether you’re planning to sell your home, buy into the Braintree market, or expand your investment portfolio, now is the time to act. I’m Amanda George, Realtor and co-founder of George Group Boston. My husband Gerard and I are here to help you make strategic, confident real estate moves.
📞 Ready to talk real estate in Braintree MA?
Let’s connect: amanda@georgegroupboston.com | www.georgegroupboston.com

Sources: Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA), MassHousing Reports, MLS PIN Data, Braintree Town Planning Board, Realtor.com Market Trends, U.S. Census QuickFacts








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