Reference Source

Massachusetts

For Massachusetts, sol — contract (years) is 6; sol — tort (years) is 3; statute of repose (years) is 6; sor trigger event is earlier of opening or substantial completion; discovery rule is Yes, recorded from its source on 2026-08-18.

State
Massachusetts our reading
SOL — contract (years)
6 verified
SOL — tort (years)
3 verified
Statute of repose (years)
6 verified
SOR trigger event
earlier of opening or substantial completion verified
Discovery rule
Yes our reading
Statutory citation
MGL c. 260 §2B verified
Sourceterrapincg.com
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DatasetState construction defect statute of limitations and statute of repose periods

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What the source says

MGL c. 260 §2B — 6-year SOR from earlier of opening or substantial completion. SOL 3 years for tort and 6 years for written contract from accrual. Massachusetts applies discovery rule and has a developed body of construction defect case law.

terrapincg.com, retrieved 2026-08-18

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