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Homes for Sale in Medford, MA

There are 9 homes for sale in Medford, MA on Path Explore right now, from $539,900 to $1,499,900, with a median asking price of $649,900. They run from 1 to 10 bedrooms.

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Medford market snapshot

• 9For sale
• $649,900Median ask
• $540K to $1.5MPrice range
• 1 to 10Bedrooms

Figures are asking prices for listings currently on the Path Explore map, not sold comps.

Current Medford listings

• 118 Auburn St $1,499,900 · 10 bd
• 22 Gleason St $975,000 · 4 bd
• 215 Harvard St Unit 19 $795,000 · 3 bd
• 320 Middlesex Ave Unit A203 $659,000 · 1 bd
• 7 Second St Unit 7 $649,900 · 2 bd
• 135 Brookings St $599,000 · 1 bd
• 59-65 Valley St Unit 4B $549,000 · 2 bd
• 132 Summer St Unit 130 $549,000 · 2 bd
• 100 High St Apt 206 $539,900 · 2 bd

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What Medford buyers should actually check

Most portals stopped showing the numbers that decide a deal. On Path Explore you can ask the AI concierge, for any Medford listing, the things that actually matter:

• Flood zone, read from FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer.
• True monthly cost, a rough all-in estimate covering mortgage, taxes and HOA, so the sticker price is not the only number you see.
• Building and HOA questions, answered in plain language before you spend a Saturday touring.

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Medford buyer FAQ

How much does a home in Medford cost?

Across the 9 priced Medford listings on Path Explore right now, the median is $649,900 and the range runs from $539,900 to $1,499,900. That is what is on the map today, not a historical average.

Is Medford in a flood zone?

Parts of Medford sit in FEMA high-risk flood zones and parts do not. On the Path Explore map you can ask the AI for the flood zone on any specific Medford listing, read from FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer.

What will a Medford home really cost per month?

Path Explore gives a rough all-in monthly estimate per listing, mortgage plus taxes plus HOA, so the asking price is not the only number you see. Confirm it with a lender and a real insurance quote before you rely on it.