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Randolph, Norfolk County, MA

Sell your house in Randolph, MA

Randolph single family homes are selling at a steady pace right now, in a median of 23 days at 100.0% of the final list price, for a median price of $605,500 (Source: MLS PIN, as of 10/30/2026). Randolph condos sold in a median of 26 days at 100.0% of the final list price, for a median price of $460,000 (Source: MLS PIN, as of 10/30/2026). I’m John Fortes, and I can tell you what your Randolph home is worth.

Last updated: 11/12/2026

Or find your next home in Randolph. I look at every house the way a builder would. I keep my listings to 6 to 8 at a time, so you work with me.

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Selling a home in Randolph

Randolph was once the south precinct of Braintree, and the land was known by the native name Cochaticquom. It became its own town in 1793 and was named for Peyton Randolph. By 1850 it was one of the country’s leading boot makers, and the Great American Smokeout began here with the Randolph High School class of 1970.

I’m John Fortes, a real estate agent with RE/MAX Synergy, and I help Randolph owners sell homes across a range of price points. I walk the house, check the sewer and water details for your address, and lay out a clear plan. You can learn more about how I work on my South Shore home selling page.

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    Neighborhoods and areas

    Randolph is legally a city, but it still calls itself the Town of Randolph. Stetson Hall, built in 1842, and the Turner Free Library, from 1874, are the old landmarks near the center. Homes close to I-93, Route 28 and Route 139 sell differently than homes on quieter streets, so I price from sales close to yours.

    The Jonathan Belcher House, from 1806, and the Gills Farm Archaeological District are among the town’s other historic places. Randolph has no ocean beach.

    Randolph has town water and town sewer, and the town is a sewer customer of the MWRA. The town picks up trash every week in 96-gallon carts, and recycling goes out every 2 weeks.

    Schools

    Randolph Public Schools has six schools. John F. Kennedy Elementary and North Randolph Elementary serve preschool to grade 5, and Margaret L. Donovan and Martin E. Young Elementary serve kindergarten to grade 5. Randolph Community Middle School serves grades 6 to 8, and Randolph High School serves grades 9 to 12.

    Commute

    Holbrook/Randolph station is on the Fall River/New Bedford Line of the commuter rail. The MBTA lists the station at Union and Center Streets in Randolph. Weekday morning trains reach South Station in about 32 to 34 minutes.

    By car, I-93, Route 24, Route 28 and Route 139 serve Randolph. The modeled peak drive to Boston is about 44 minutes.

    Randolph market snapshot

    These numbers come from MLS PIN, year to date from January 1 to October 30, 2026, pulled on October 30, 2026.

    Single family homes:

    • Median sale price: $605,500
    • Median days on market: 23
    • Sale price to final list price: 100.0%
    • Active listings: 37
    • Closed sales so far this year: 154

    Condos:

    • Median sale price: $460,000
    • Median days on market: 26
    • Sale price to final list price: 100.0%
    • Active listings: 10
    • Closed sales so far this year: 49

    What this means for you: Randolph single family homes are selling in a little over three weeks, right at asking at the median. Condos take a few days longer. I price your home from the sales closest to it.

    Reasons to sell in Randolph

    The worry, then how I help.

    Upsizing

    You do not want to sell before the next house is set.

    I map the dates so you are not stuck with two payments or nowhere to go.

    A multi-family

    Tenants may still be in the home, and you are ready to sell.

    I follow the lease and the law, and I do not promise that a tenant will leave.

    Needs work

    The house needs work and you do not want to renovate first.

    I price it as it stands, and that opinion is not a home inspection.

    Inherited

    You inherited a house and you are not sure what you can do yet.

    I coordinate with your estate attorney, and I do not give legal advice.

    A condo

    Fees, reserves, or the rules can surprise a buyer.

    I read those before we set a price.

    Buy and sell

    You need to sell one home and buy the next.

    I put both dates on paper before we list.

    How I help sellers

    From the first call through closing, you deal with me.

    Pricing

    I price from recent sales and the repairs that pay you back, and this is my opinion, not an appraisal.

    Prep

    I give you a short prep list and introduce vendors that you hire and pay yourself.

    Negotiation

    I negotiate price, dates, and inspection terms, and I keep my list to 6 to 8 so I have the time.

    Closing

    A transaction coordinator keeps the file moving, and you still talk to me.

    Buying in Randolph

    Or find your next home in Randolph. Before you offer, I look at the roof, the foundation, and the systems. I bring trusted home inspectors and I walk through the inspection with you. I do not replace the inspector.

    First home

    You are buying your first home and you do not want to miss a costly problem.

    I tell you what I see before you offer.

    Multi-family

    You need the building’s real condition, not a pitch.

    I look at the roof, the systems, and the numbers before you offer.

    The inspection

    You want someone with you who can explain what the report means.

    I bring trusted home inspectors and I walk through the inspection with you.

    The trip to Boston

    You work in Boston and you need the real trip, by train or by car.

    I talk about the Holbrook/Randolph station, I-93 and Route 24 as facts, then I look at the house.

    Randolph FAQ

    How fast are homes selling in Randolph?

    Randolph single family homes sold in a median of 23 days on market, and condos sold in a median of 26 days (Source: MLS PIN, Jan 1 to Oct 30, 2026, pulled 10/30/2026). A well priced home that shows well tends to sell near that pace.

    What is the median home price in Randolph?

    The median single family sale price in Randolph is $605,500, and the median condo price is $460,000 (Source: MLS PIN, Jan 1 to Oct 30, 2026, pulled 10/30/2026). Your own price depends on the home and the sales closest to it.

    Are Randolph homes selling at asking price?

    Yes, Randolph single family homes and condos both sold at a median of 100.0% of the final list price (Source: MLS PIN, Jan 1 to Oct 30, 2026, pulled 10/30/2026). Getting the list price right at the start matters.

    What is the property tax rate in Randolph?

    Randolph’s FY2026 residential tax rate is $11.58 per $1,000 of assessed value (Source: MA DLS Tax Rates by Class, data current as of 11/4/2026, and Town of Randolph Assessors’ Office page, read 11/4/2026). Commercial, industrial and personal property pay $22.11. The FY2025 residential rate was $11.61.

    Where does Randolph’s town water come from?

    Randolph’s water is run by the Randolph/Holbrook Joint Water Board, and water from the new Tri-Town Water Treatment Plant, shared with Braintree and Holbrook, began blending into the system on July 6, 2026 (Source: Town of Randolph Tri-Town Water Treatment Plant page, read 11/4/2026). The town says the new plant is designed to remove PFAS.

    Are Randolph homes on sewer or septic?

    Randolph has town sewer, and the town is a sewer customer of the MWRA (Source: MWRA Randolph community page, mwra.com, read 11/4/2026). I check whether your address is connected before we list, and a home on septic needs a Title 5 inspection at sale.

    Does Randolph pick up trash?

    Yes, Randolph collects trash every week in a 96-gallon cart, and recycling is collected every 2 weeks (Source: Town of Randolph Trash and Recycling and Curbside Collection pages, read 11/4/2026). Bags left outside the cart are not collected.

    What public schools serve Randolph?

    Randolph students attend John F. Kennedy Elementary, North Randolph Elementary, Margaret L. Donovan or Martin E. Young Elementary, then Randolph Community Middle School for grades 6 to 8 and Randolph High School for grades 9 to 12 (Source: Massachusetts DESE school profiles, 2025-26, checked 11/4/2026). Each school’s own page has current details.

    Is there a train station in Randolph?

    Yes, Holbrook/Randolph station is on the Fall River/New Bedford Line, and weekday morning trains reach South Station in about 32 to 34 minutes (Source: MBTA schedule for 11/5/2026, mbta.com, read 11/4/2026). The MBTA lists the station at Union and Center Streets in Randolph.

    Who provides electricity and natural gas in Randolph?

    National Grid provides electricity in Randolph, and Eversource Gas Company of Massachusetts holds the town’s natural gas franchise (Source: MassDOT utilities list and Massachusetts DPU gas franchise list, via South Shore Town Guide, checked 10/22/2026). Gas lines do not reach every street, so I check service for your address.

    Nearby towns

    Thinking about the towns around Randolph? See my pages for Holbrook, Avon, Stoughton, Milton, Quincy, Braintree and Canton. You can also read about selling across the area on my South Shore home selling page.

    See homes sold for $1 million and up across the towns I cover.

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