Sean Harris

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed a law May 27 requiring residential properties of up to four units to be publicly marketed on a multiple listing service or publicly accessible platform, effectively banning pocket listings unless a seller explicitly opts out. The law takes effect Oct. 1 and threatens real estate professionals with fines of up to $5,000 or license suspension for violations.

🏡 Happy National Homeownership Month! 🏡
June is a time to celebrate the pride, stability, and sense of community that come with owning a home.

U.S. homelessness rose 27% since 2013 to 745,652 people as of January 2025, according to HUD, which is using the data to justify $10.7 billion in proposed cuts to housing assistance programs it says have failed.

Since the state’s new accessory dwelling unit law went into effect last year, there have been over 1,200 approved plans to build them.

North Andover’s real estate market continues to show strength, stability, and steady buyer demand across all property types. Based on MLS data from the past six months, the town remains one of the Merrimack Valley’s most competitive and desirable markets — especially for single‑family homes.

Below is a breakdown of the trends shaping the market right now.

https://mrseanharris.com/2026/05/30/north-andover-real-estate-market-update-what-the-last-6-months-reveal