City of Newton Housing Types
# Change
% Change
Housing Type
FY04 % of Total in FY04 FY26 % of Total in FY26
Single Family Condominium Two Family Three Family
16,885
69% 14% 13%
16,947
65%
62 0.4%
3,489 3,224
5,883 2,490
23% 2,394 69%
10%
-734 -23% -56 -18% -17 -10% -70 -24%
308 176 296
1% 1% 1%
252 159 226
1% 1% 1%
Apartment Buildings
Mixed Use
TOTAL PROPERTIES 24,378 Source: Newton Assessor's Office
100% 25,957
100% 1,579 6%
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Newton Public School Children by Housing Type*
% of Resident Students
% of Resident Students
Change #
Change %
Type of Housing
2002
2025
Single Family
7,777 1,671
73% 16%
6,984 1,310 1,560
64% 12%
-793 -10% -361 -22% 497 198% -94 -24%
Two/Three Family
Condominiums
526 251 389
5% 2% 4%
14% 1,034 197%
Apartment Buildings Mixed Use / Other
748 295
7% 3%
Total
10,614
100% 10,897
100% 283
3%
* Preschool - Grade 12 Source: Newton Geographic Information Systems
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