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    Wellesley Real Estate Market Report: September 2026

    What sold in Wellesley in September 2026, what it sold for, and what is on the market going into October.

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    By Kevin Hoang · Published October 20, 2026 · Sales through September 30, 2026

    20 homes sold in Wellesley in September 2026: 15 single-family homes and 4 condos — the fewest since March 2026. The median single-family home sold for $3,075,000, up 35% on August and up 30% against the twelve-month median of $2,368,000. 33% sold above their final asking price, and the median sold at 98.2% of it.

    Wellesley in September 2026: the numbers

    Single-family

    15 sold

    Median price
    $3,075,000up 35% on August
    Sale-to-asking
    98.2%
    Over asking
    33%

    Condos

    4 sold

    Median price
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    Sale-to-asking
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    Over asking
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    Homes sold each month in Wellesley, all types

    How September compared in Wellesley

    September 2026 beside the month before, the last three months (July–September 2026) and the last twelve (October 2025–September 2026). One month’s median moves with which homes happened to close — a few large houses one month, smaller ones the next — so the three- and twelve-month columns are the steadier read.

    Single-family

    September 2026August 20263 months12 months
    Homes sold153682255
    Median price$3,075,000$2,275,000$2,480,000$2,368,000
    Median per sq ft$680$671$682$652
    Median sale-to-asking98.2%96.8%98.9%99.0%
    Sold over asking33%31%43%40%
    Typical amount over asking$30,000$51,500$45,000$76,000

    Condos

    September 2026August 20263 months12 months
    Homes sold461554
    Median price—$1,438,000$1,275,000$1,270,000
    Median per sq ft—$784$716$803
    Median sale-to-asking—96.2%99.2%99.1%
    Sold over asking—17%20%20%
    Typical amount over asking———$55,000

    What changed since August

    • Single-family: 15 closed, against 36 in August (the fewest since March 2026); the median price was up 35% at $3,075,000; the share selling over asking rose from 31% to 33%.
    • Condos: 4 closed, against 6 in August (the fewest since May 2026).

    Wellesley going into October: homes for sale

    On October 20, 2026, 57 homes were for sale in Wellesley and 48 were under agreement — about 2.2 months of supply at the past year's pace.

    Homes for sale in Wellesley on October 20, 2026
    Single-familyCondos
    For sale479
    Under agreement434
    Share with a buyer48%31%
    Months of supply2.22.0
    Median asking price$2,995,000$1,498,000
    Asking per sq ft$647$934
    Listed in the last 30 days162
    Price cut in the last 30 days12 (typically 5%)1

    Rents signed in Wellesley in September 2026

    15 leases were recorded in September 2026. The median monthly rent by bedrooms, beside the last twelve months:

    September 202612 months
    Studio——
    1 bedroom—$2,6959 leases
    2 bedrooms$3,8506 leases$3,80033 leases
    3 bedrooms—$4,50031 leases
    4 or more—$8,00042 leases

    What September means for Wellesley buyers and sellers

    If you are buying

    • Single-family homes have sold close to asking over the last three months — a median 98.9% of the final asking price — with 43% going over, typically by $45,000. That varies from home to home and from one price range to the next.
    • Condos have sold close to asking over the last three months — a median 99.2% of the final asking price — with 20% going over. That varies from home to home and from one price range to the next.

    If you are selling

    • Single-family homes sold at a median 98.9% of their final asking price over the last three months, and 51% sold below it. That is against the LAST asking price: a home cut before it sold is counted against the lower one, so the price you start at matters more than this number suggests.
    • Your competition: 47 single-family homes for sale and 43 under agreement (48% of the market already has a buyer). At the past year's pace the homes for sale would take about 2.2 months to sell.
    The full pictureThe Wellesley housing market over 12, 6 and 3 months — by price range, bedrooms and ZIP code

    September 2026 in other towns

    Sources for the Wellesley September 2026 report

    Based on information from MLS Property Information Network, Inc. (MLS PIN) for closings from October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, and listings as of October 20, 2026. The figures are calculated by Kevin Hoang, LPT Realty, not by MLS PIN, and are believed accurate but not guaranteed. Sales that were never listed on MLS — some private and new-construction sales — are not included.

    Sale-to-asking
    The sale price divided by the final asking price, which is the only one MLS data carries. A home that cut its price and then sold at the lower figure reads as 100%.
    Sold over asking
    The share of sales that closed above the final asking price, by any amount.
    Months of supply
    Homes for sale now, divided by the average number sold per month over the past twelve months: how long the current listings would last if nothing new came on. It is lower in spring and higher in winter, as inventory is.
    Under agreement
    Listings with an accepted offer that has not closed, including contingent ones.
    Windows
    Whole calendar months ending with September 30, 2026. A closing reaches MLS a few days after it happens, so a window ending today would undercount its own last week.
    Medians
    The middle sale: half sold for more, half for less. A median needs at least five sales and is shown as a dash otherwise. A month’s median moves with which homes happened to close, so the three- and twelve-month figures are the steadier read.
    Listed in the last 30 days
    When this site first saw the listing. Tracking began on September 2, 2026; MLS data does not include days on market, so these pages do not report it.
    Rents
    Leases recorded in MLS, by bedroom count. Parking spaces, and anything under $500 or over $30,000 a month, are left out.
    Who has the edge
    We call it for sellers when 50% or more of homes sold above their final asking price, or the median sold above 101.0% of it; for buyers when the median sold at or below 98.0% and fewer than 25% went over. Anything between is close to balanced.

    These figures describe a town, not a house. For what a particular home would sell for, ask for a written valuation.

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