Medford June Home Sales Median Hits $750,000 Amid Broad Price Spread

MEDFORD -- A $1.15 million sale on Sturtevant Terrace led Medford's June property activity, which included seven transactions with disclosed prices and nine transfers that appear to be trust or estate reorganizations within the same families. Of the 16 recorded deeds in the period, fewer than half carried a consideration amount, making the open-market picture narrower than the raw count suggests.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Sixteen deeds were recorded in Medford between June 6 and July 5, 2026, but only seven included disclosed sale prices. Among those seven, prices ranged from $500,000 to $1,150,000, with a median of $750,000. The remaining nine transfers show the same individuals or closely related names on both the grantor and grantee lines — a pattern consistent with title being moved into family trusts or living trusts; prices were not disclosed for those transactions. The open-market pool is too small to draw firm conclusions about overall volume, but the seven arm's-length sales span a broad price range suggesting activity across multiple market segments.
• TOP SALES
• The month's highest recorded transaction was 14 Sturtevant Ter., which sold June 18 for $1,150,000. The McCallum Family Trust, represented by trustee Jaqueline F. McCallum, was the seller; buyer Robert Petrillo acquired the property in the name of Sturtevant Realty Trust. Second on the list, 47 Alexander Ave. sold June 8 for $905,000; trustees John E. Rocaberte and Linda A. Moore sold to Tiffani Siegel, acting as trustee of Alexander Realty Trust. Third, 8 Alfred St. changed hands June 10 for $870,000, with Martha McPartlin and William R. Marion as sellers and Mary E. Ross and Isaac D. Simmons as buyers. Rounding out the top transactions, 30 Bowdoin St. sold June 10 for $675,000 — trustee June M. McAveeney sold to Lenore Cullen and Samuel Gagnon — and a unit at 2500 Mystic Valley Pkwy. (Unit 1004) sold June 9 for $550,000, with Gary Graham as seller and Andrew Lee and Keiko Broomhead as buyers.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• No single street accounted for more than one open-market sale. By price tier, two sales exceeded $900,000: Sturtevant Terrace at $1,150,000 and Alexander Avenue at $905,000. Two sales fell in the $750,000–$875,000 range: Alfred Street at $870,000 and the undisclosed-address transaction at $750,000. Two sales came in below $700,000: Bowdoin Street at $675,000 and the Mystic Valley Parkway condominium at $550,000. The lowest disclosed price, $500,000, was recorded at 146 Spring St., where the buyer was listed as Spring St. LLC. Lawrence Road recorded one trust transfer with no disclosed price, and the same pattern appeared on High Street, Hadley Place, Vernon Street, Summer Street, Alfred Street (trust-side), Cleveland Street, Ames Street, and Lawrence Street.
• MARKET NOTES
• Of the nine transfers with no consideration, all show a grantor and grantee who are either identical individuals, immediate family members, or share the same surname — consistent with title transfers into revocable or family trusts rather than arm's-length sales. One entry (Sale No. 1) listed a $750,000 price but no street address beyond "Medford, MA"; the seller was Marotta Family Holdings LLC and the buyer was Hwang Hyunjin. That address gap prevents neighborhood placement but the transaction is counted in all price calculations. The Mystic Valley Parkway sale represents the only identifiable condominium unit among the disclosed-price transactions; the remaining open-market sales appear to be single-family or small residential properties based on their street addresses, though property type cannot be confirmed from deed records alone. The Spring Street sale to an LLC buyer may indicate an investor acquisition, though motivation cannot be determined from the deed.

Recorded Deeds

Source: Registry of Deeds. Sale amounts shown as recorded; transfers without a disclosed consideration are noted as such.

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Jun 22 - Jun 28

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.