The hub of Cape Cod — vibrant, coastal, and full of opportunity.
About Hyannis
Hyannis is the largest village in Barnstable and serves as the commercial, cultural, and transportation hub of Cape Cod. With its bustling Main Street, vibrant harbor, and year-round population, Hyannis offers a lifestyle that blends coastal charm with modern convenience.
The village is home to the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum, the Cape Cod Melody Tent, and the Hyannis Harbor — a gateway to Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard via high-speed ferry. Whether you're drawn by the beaches, the dining scene, or the strong real estate market, Hyannis has something for everyone.
Real estate in Hyannis ranges from affordable condos and starter homes to luxury waterfront estates in the prestigious Hyannis Port neighborhood. The market has shown consistent appreciation, making it one of the most sought-after addresses on Cape Cod.
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Airport GuideAugust 2026
$590K
Median Sale Price
+4.42% YoY$643K
Avg. Sale Price
+13.85% YoY34
Avg. CDOM
days4
Median CDOM
days3.54
Absorption Rate
+7.6% YoY$580K
Median List Price
active listingsCommon Questions
Yes — Hyannis offers a unique blend of coastal lifestyle, year-round amenities, strong employment, and a vibrant arts and dining scene. It's the commercial hub of Cape Cod with easy access to beaches, ferries, and Boston.
As of August 2026, the median sale price in Hyannis is $590,000 — up 4.42% from $565,000 in August 2025. Prices range from $350K for condos to $2M+ for waterfront estates in Hyannis Port.
Hyannis includes several distinct neighborhoods: Hyannis Port (luxury waterfront), Downtown Hyannis (walkable, vibrant), the West End (residential, family-friendly), and various waterfront communities along Lewis Bay.
Hyannis is approximately 75 miles from Boston — about 90 minutes by car via Route 3 and the Sagamore Bridge. There is also a seasonal ferry service from Boston's Long Wharf.
The top beaches near Hyannis include Kalmus Beach (windsurfing, calm bay waters), Veterans Park Beach (family-friendly, harbor views), and Keyes Memorial Beach (quieter, local favorite).
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