Main Street, North Oxford. Photo: John Phelan, CC BY-SA 4.0
Markets We Serve
Oxford, Massachusetts
Commercial Real Estate
Oxford sits in southern Worcester County, right along Route 12 and I-395. You get residential neighborhoods and commercial corridors both, tax rates that stay competitive, and easy access to the highway.
13,514
Population
$12.23 residential / $14.54 commercial
Tax Rate / $1,000 (FY2026)
0
Available Properties
$104,000
Median Household Income
Commercial Corridors
Key Business Districts
Main Street/Route 12
Primary retail and service corridor
Sutton Avenue
Medical and professional services
Route 56
North-south connector with commercial uses
Zoning
Zoning Districts
Regional Access
Transportation
I-395: Direct access via Exit 7 (Sutton Avenue), connects to I-90
Route 12: North to Worcester, south to Connecticut
Route 56: North to Leicester and Paxton
Economic Base
Major Employers
IPG Photonics (HQ)
Fiber Laser Manufacturing
Wilson Language Training
Education Technology
Webster Five
Banking
Oxford Public Schools
Education
Medical offices and clinics
Healthcare
Investment Thesis
Why Oxford?
Oxford's commercial tax rate runs $14.54 per thousand, under what a lot of Worcester County towns charge. The direct I-395 access is what makes it work for distribution and regional service outfits. Along the Sutton Avenue corridor you'll find medical office and retail with good traffic counts.
Common Questions
Oxford Commercial Real Estate FAQ
Oxford offers retail and service space along Main Street and Route 12, medical and professional office space on Sutton Avenue, and industrial and distribution properties near I-395. IPG Photonics (NASDAQ: IPGP) maintains its global headquarters in Oxford, anchoring the advanced manufacturing sector.
Oxford uses a split tax rate for FY2026: $12.23 per $1,000 for residential properties and $14.54 per $1,000 for commercial and industrial properties. The commercial rate is competitive with neighboring communities and below many Worcester County towns.
Oxford offers competitive commercial tax rates at $14.54 per thousand with direct I-395 access at Exit 7 (Sutton Avenue). The Sutton Avenue medical corridor is expanding with new clinic openings. Median household income of $104,000 supports premium retail and service tenants. IPG Photonics headquarters anchors the advanced manufacturing sector.
Local Insights
Market Momentum
IPG Photonics (NASDAQ: IPGP) maintains global headquarters in Oxford, anchoring the advanced manufacturing corridor
Sutton Avenue medical corridor continues to grow with new clinic and urgent care openings
Commercial tax rate of $14.54/thousand undercuts neighboring communities, drawing cost-conscious tenants
I-395 Exit 7 (Sutton Avenue) provides direct highway access, supporting logistics and regional service business demand
Available Listings
Our Properties in Oxford
Contact us for off-market opportunities in Oxford.
Track Record
Recently closed in Oxford
For Property Owners
Thinking of Selling in Oxford?
If you own a warehouse, retail building, or industrial property in Oxford, our team will prepare a complimentary Broker Opinion of Value with no obligation. Get a data-backed answer to what your property is worth in today's market.
Request a Free ValuationGet the Fall 2026 Worcester market report
An owner's guide in thirteen pages, from CoStar's 10 August 2026 data and the city's own records: each sector's vacancy, rents and record prices, why small industrial is full while big boxes are not, what sold and to whom, the submarket spreads, and what it all means if you own a building in Worcester County. Every figure names its source.
Get Local Expertise
Looking for space in Oxford?
Our team has deep relationships in Oxford. Contact us for local market expertise and off-market opportunities.
Send Us a Message
Fill out the form below and we'll get back to you within one business day.
Market data last updated: October 2026. Sources: Town Assessor, U.S. Census, MA DOR.