Median Price
$660,000
$485/sqft
Schools
6.2/10
Average
Appreciation
3.7/10
Growth Potential
Commute
33 min
to Boston
Live Market Snapshot
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View all 12 sales$875,000
Curated Median
12
Total Sales on Record
$780,000–1,750,000
Price Range

At Median
$850,000
46 Warwick St
4bd3ba2,028 sqft
$419/sqftInvalid Date

At Median
$790,000
122 Puritan Dr
3bd2ba1,819 sqft
$434/sqftInvalid Date

At Median
$780,000
356 Quarry St
3bd2ba1,920 sqft
$406/sqftInvalid Date

At Median
$870,000
72 Oakland Ave
4bd2ba1,972 sqft
$441/sqftInvalid Date

Over Median
$1,050,000
81 Assabet Rd
4bd2ba2,219 sqft
$473/sqftInvalid Date

Over Median
$1,070,000
45 Colonial Dr
4bd3ba2,392 sqft
$447/sqftInvalid Date
What Drives Prices in Quincy
Full breakdownDecomposition of the $660,000 median price into its underlying components.
Land Value$127,249 (19%)
Structure & Quality$508,994 (77%)
School Premium$12,725 (2%)
Access & Commute Premium$84,366 (13%)
Prestige & Stability Premium-$73,333 (-11%)
940
School Value Score
1070
Overall Value Score
The Quincy Vibe
Urban-suburban mashup where historic New England meets thriving Asian-American culture and affordable access to Boston
Most diverse South Shore town with 29% Asian population—the food scene alone is worth it. Marina Bay is booming, and you're on the Red Line without Cambridge prices.
Highlights
🏛️ Birthplace of two US presidents (both named Adams)
🚇 Five Red Line stops—best South Shore T access
🥟 Thriving Asian community with incredible restaurants
🌊 27 miles of coastline including Wollaston Beach
Who It's For
✓ Great for
- •First-time buyers wanting Red Line access under $700K
- •Asian-American families seeking cultural community
- •Foodies who worship at the altar of authentic dim sum
- •Commuters who hate driving and love the T
⚠ Consider elsewhere if
- •You want quiet suburbs with white picket fences
- •Top schools are your #1 priority
- •You prefer homogeneous communities
Demographics
Population95,798
Median Age38.2
Median Household Income$114,801
Work from Home15.1%
Professional Sector51.2%
Insider Tips
- 1.Marina Bay and Squantum are the hot neighborhoods right now
- 2.Quincy Center is gentrifying fast—get in before it's too expensive
- 3.Best Chinese food outside of Boston Chinatown, hands down