Boston hit $961,250 in June, according to the Greater Boston Association of Realtors . Hybrid work could also make supercommuting seem more

and fewer showings and sales since the Memorial Day Weekend,” GBAR 2024 President Jared Wilk, a broker with Compass in Wellesley said in a

president and current member of the Advancement Committee; the Greater Boston Real Estate Board (GBREB), where he served as chairman and

“It’s simple economic supply and demand,” said Greg Vasil, the CEO of the Greater Boston Real Estate Board. “We are where we are because we

challenges in the current housing climate, Jared Wilk, president of the Greater Boston Association of Realtors, noted a less fervent market

record $961,000 in June in the 64 communities tracked by the Greater Boston Realtors Association. (This area includes most of Greater Boston

to purchase a home this spring,” Jared Wilk , president of the Greater Boston Association of Realtors and a broker with Compass in Wellesley

constituents of the taxpayers that we represent.” The Greater Boston Real Estate Board said the economic climate in 2024 is different than

groups, like NAIOP Massachusetts and the Greater Boston Real Estate Board (GBREB), disagreed. Gregory Vasil, GBREB’s president and CEO, said

downturn to bolster her argument. Opponents with the Greater Boston Real Estate Board countered that the situation two decades ago was