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Hopkinton, MA Real Estate

Middlesex County, 01748

Hopkinton at a glance

Hopkinton is a town of about 19,000 people roughly 26 miles west of Boston, split by I-495 and known as the starting line of the Boston Marathon. From Jul–Sep 2026, the median single-family home in Hopkinton sold for $1,180,444 across 60 sales, at 100.5% of list price.

The Hopkinton market right now

Median prices and days on market cover closings from Jul–Sep 2026. Listing counts are as of Oct 7, 2026.

Median single-family$1,180,44460 sales, median 21 days on market
Median condo$927,50020 sales, median 49 days on market
Single-family sale-to-list100.5%Median sale price vs. final list price
Months of supply1.9Seller's market, based on the last 3 months of closings
Active listings52As of Oct 7, 2026
Under agreement22As of Oct 7, 2026

Supply and Demand: Hopkinton

Hopkinton is a small market, with 21 to 24 new listings a month and 13 to 23 homes going under agreement, so the numbers swing month to month. August was the busiest month for buyers: 24 new listings and 23 pendings.

September was slower on the buyer side. 21 homes came on and 13 went pending. Total inventory went from 53 in July to 65 in August and 63 in September.

With 1.9 months of supply, it’s still a seller’s market. Single-family homes sold at a median of 100.5% of list in 21 days. Condos sold at 99.2% of list after a median of 49 days, so condo buyers have more time and a bit more room to negotiate.

New Listings, Total Active Inventory, Pending, and Closed by Month, Jul–Sep 2026

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Supply and demand in Hopkinton by month
MonthNew ListingsTotal Active InventoryWent PendingClosed
Jul 202624531334
Aug 202624652327
Sep 202621631319

How to read it: New Listings counts homes listed that month. Total Active Inventory is everything on the market at the start of the month plus that month's new listings, so it counts every home a buyer could have seen that month. Went Pending counts homes that went under agreement, by offer date. Closed counts sales that recorded that month. All property types (single-family, condo and multi-family) are included.

Source: MLS Property Information Network, Inc. (MLS PIN), Middlesex County data as of Oct 7, 2026. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Jul closings start Jul 7, so they're a few days short. Listings that were withdrawn or expired aren't in the export, so earlier months slightly undercount new listings and inventory. The latest month's pending count will rise as recent listings go under agreement. Medians based on small numbers of sales can swing month to month.

Hopkinton, neighborhood by neighborhood

I-495 divides Hopkinton into east and west, and each part of town has its own feel.

Hopkinton Center

The downtown along Main Street (Route 135) around the Town Common, with town offices, shops and older homes near the Marathon start.

Woodville

The village in western Hopkinton along Route 135, near Whitehall Reservoir and Whitehall State Park.

Legacy Farms

A large planned community on the former Weston Nurseries land off Route 135, with newer single-family and attached homes and a lot of open space.

Lake Maspenock

Homes around the lake in southwest Hopkinton, west of I-495 near the Milford and Upton lines, some with water frontage.

Near Hopkinton State Park

North Hopkinton along Route 85, close to the state park and to Southborough commuter rail station.

Commute, schools and everyday life

Getting around

Hopkinton has no commuter rail station of its own. Southborough station on the Framingham/Worcester Line sits at the Hopkinton–Southborough line on Route 85, and Ashland station is also nearby. I-495 runs through town, the Mass Pike is close by, and Routes 85 and 135 are the main local roads.

Schools

Hopkinton Public Schools serves the town, including Hopkinton High School. See Hopkinton Public Schools.

Outdoors

Hopkinton State Park, Whitehall State Park and Whitehall Reservoir, Lake Maspenock, and the Town Common, where the Boston Marathon starts each Patriots’ Day.

Common questions about Hopkinton

Is Hopkinton a buyer's or seller's market right now?

As of Oct 7, 2026, Hopkinton has about 1.9 months of supply (52 active listings against roughly 27 closings a month over the last three months), which points to a seller's market. From Jul–Sep 2026, single-family homes sold at a median of 100.5% of list price. I update this every month from MLS PIN.

How do I commute from Hopkinton to Boston?

Most commuters drive to Southborough or Ashland station for the Framingham/Worcester Line commuter rail, or drive the Mass Pike, which is reached from I-495.

Where are Hopkinton deeds recorded?

At the Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds.

How does the Boston Marathon affect Hopkinton?

The race starts near the Town Common every Patriots’ Day in April. Roads around the start, including Main Street, close early that morning and other roads into downtown close soon after. The town posts closure details and detour maps before each race, so plan showings and moves around that day.

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