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Massachusetts property taxes. Town by town.

In the year to January 2026, typical home values fell in 66 of the 349 Massachusetts places tracked here, and 14 were at least 3% below their post-2021 peak. Find your city or county for its numbers and the Massachusetts abatement rules.

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Biggest drops from the peak

Larger Massachusetts cities, January 2026 vs. post-2021 peak
Cityvs. peak1-year changeJanuary 2026
Brookline-2.5%-1.9%$1,195,000
Cambridge-2.0%-0.6%$1,038,000
Westford-0.9%-0.9%$837,000
Boston-0.8%-0.1%$789,000
Chelsea-0.6%-0.4%$525,000
Amherst-0.5%+0.2%$536,000
Yarmouth-0.3%-0.3%$602,000
Barnstable-0.3%-0.0%$713,000
Acton-0.2%-0.0%$872,000
North Andover-0.0%+2.1%$807,000
Worcester+0.0%+1.1%$434,000
Springfield+0.0%+2.4%$299,000
Lowell+0.0%+0.7%$486,000
Brockton+0.0%+1.0%$507,000
Lynn+0.0%+1.1%$582,000

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Barnstable County

Berkshire County

Bristol County

Dukes County

Essex County

Franklin County

Hampden County

Hampshire County

Middlesex County

Nantucket County

Norfolk County

Plymouth County

Suffolk County

Worcester County

Percentages are the 1-year change in the typical home value to January 2026. Source: Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), all homes, mid-tier, smoothed and seasonally adjusted, Zillow Research. Vulorean is an independent service, not a government office.