Commission guide
Massachusetts

Fair commission guide · Lincoln, MA

Selling in Lincoln? A 2.5% commission may be overpaying by about $15,497.

Since the 2024 NAR settlement, listing commissions are fully negotiable — but what's fair depends on where you're selling. This is the modeled fair range for Lincoln, built from public market data.

Lincoln, MA · typical home $1,536,536
1.3–1.7% listing side
≈ $19,843 to $25,989 on a $1,536,536 sale
On a typical $1,536,536 Lincoln home, a 2.5% listing commission is about $38,413. The fair range here works out to $19,843 to $25,989 — a gap of roughly $15,497 worth negotiating over.
Median days on market
23
Typical sale vs. list
102.3%
Market pace
red hot

Why the rate lands here

Lincoln's market is red hot — well-priced homes attract buyers quickly, often with multiple offers, and much of the selling happens on its own.

Price level matters too: at Lincoln's typical home value, an agent's dollar payout at a given percentage differs a lot from the national picture, and a fair percentage moves accordingly. We start from the typical post-settlement listing-side rate and adjust for local prices, market heat, and how much work a typical sale here takes.

This range is for a typical Lincoln home. Your home isn't typical — its condition, your target price, and your exact zip all move the number, which is what the calculator is for.

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