Homes Are Still Selling in HydePark. They're Just Taking Their Time.
If you're in Hyde Park and you've been wondering whether a listing sits now, or moves the way it used to, here's the honest answer: it takes about two months.
The twelve weeks ending September 20, 2026 put the median days on market for sold homes in Hyde Park at 59.5 days, across 46 completed sales. That's not a guess pieced together from a handful of listings. It's the middle of the pack for a real, meaningful group of closings.
What we can't tell you is whether that's faster or slower than a year ago. The comparison didn't clear the bar for statistical significance, so rather than dress up a number that isn't solid, we're leaving it alone. The honest story here isn't a trend. It's the pace itself.
homes sold in 02136, twelve weeks ending September 20, 2026
Twelve weeks ending September 20, 2026
There's more to round out the picture. Hyde Park's median sold price came in at $647,069, and homes sold there hovered right at asking, with a median sale-to-list ratio of about 100%. Sellers, broadly, are getting close to full value for their homes even as those homes take time to find a buyer.
Where the real movement shows up is in two other figures: months of supply and how long it takes a home to go under contract. Hyde Park is currently sitting at about 2 months of supply.
The median time to pending in Hyde Park was 38 days. That's a different number from the 59.5-day figure above, and it's worth keeping the two straight. Days on market for sold homes measures the whole trip to closing. Days to pending measures only how long it takes to get an accepted offer. In Hyde Park, buyers are stepping up in a little over five weeks, even though the full sale takes closer to two months once you count the time to actually close.
Hyde Park saw 23 new listings over the period. That's a modest flow of fresh inventory hitting the market, and it's part of what shapes the pace above. It's not a guarantee of anything. It's just the shape the numbers make.
What would change this read? Watch months of supply next period. If it climbs further, that's a market tilting further toward buyers having room to negotiate. If it holds or tightens, this pace may prove to be more of a plateau than a shift. Either way, the number worth checking again in twelve weeks is the same one that got our attention this time.
If you've been sitting on the idea of listing and the two-month timeline has you wondering what your place would actually be worth right now, that's a fair question to have answered before you decide anything. Reach out for a current home value estimate on your property.
Market numbers are believed accurate but not guaranteed; verify anything important independently. If a number isn't solid, it's left out instead of guessed.
