Tyngsborough is one of the hottest small markets in Greater Lowell right now, and the newest MLS PIN Area Market Review data backs that up. Covering year to date through November 10, 2026 and compared with the same period in 2025, the numbers show single family sales up sharply, prices strong, and supply measured in weeks rather than months.
Single Family: Sales Up 20 Percent
Tyngsborough single family sales total 72 year to date, up 20 percent from 60 last year. The median sale price is $717,500, and homes are selling at 102.55 percent of list price. The supply side is where it gets tight: only 11 single family homes are on the market in Tyngsborough, with 1.55 months of supply. A town this size, selling at this pace, with this little inventory, is a market where prepared buyers win and hesitant buyers watch.
Condos: Cooler, and Very Thin
Tyngsborough condos cooled this year. Sales total 35 year to date, down from 41 last year, and the median price eased to $455,000. Inventory is nearly nonexistent: 3 condos on the market and 0.90 months of supply. With numbers that thin, the median can swing on a single sale, so the fair read is a quieter condo segment rather than a falling one. A well priced Tyngsborough condo still has almost no competition.
Multifamily and Rentals
Two honest notes on the smaller segments. Tyngsborough multifamily recorded no closed sales in either 2026 or 2025, so there is no trend to report, only an absence. Rentals are a small sample: 6 leases signed year to date, down from 13, at a median rent of $3,050. Six leases is too few to build a conclusion on, and any report that pretends otherwise is guessing. The single family market is where Tyngsborough's real story lives.
What It Means
Tyngsborough sellers are in a strong seat: demand up 20 percent, over-asking results, and 11 homes of competition. Tyngsborough buyers should have their pre-approval in hand before they fall in love with a listing. If you want to make a move in Tyngsborough with the real numbers in front of you, call Chris Doherty at 978-857-9580 or the Doherty Properties office at (978) 746-0124. Chris is one of the top-producing agents in Greater Lowell. He personally sells 100+ homes a year, with 3,000+ career transactions, and Doherty Properties, the company he leads, has handled over $1 billion in real estate transactions.
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