Holliston Home Prices Stretch From $280,000 to $1.69 Million in Four-Week Period

HOLLISTON -- A $1,690,000 sale on Whispering Lane anchored a late-May through late-June recording period that saw 19 total deed transfers in Holliston, with 10 carrying disclosed sale prices ranging from $280,000 to $1.69 million.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• The 10 arms-length or disclosed-price transactions recorded between May 28 and June 26 produced a median sale price of $632,500. The remaining nine transfers carry no disclosed consideration, a common pattern in deed data that typically reflects trust transfers, estate conveyances, or intrafamily transactions rather than open-market sales. With 10 priced sales over roughly four weeks, activity appears moderate for the period.
• TOP SALES
• The highest transaction recorded was 15 Whispering Lane, which sold May 28 for $1,690,000. Sellers Alberto C. and Christine L. Costa conveyed the property to buyers Parveen Dudy and Shitanshul FNU. Second on the list is 30 Whispering Lane, which recorded June 10 at $1,155,000; Raul L. and Ann M. Nunez sold to Matthew F. Sliney and Sarah R. Lombard. Third was 168 Westfield Drive, sold June 4 for $770,000 by Christian and Chrystin Comeau to Erik James and Jessica Verdibello. Fourth was 49 Granite St., which closed May 29 at $730,000, with John Roger Greenwood III and Leslie S. Halnen selling to Daniel and Lisa Rothenberger. Rounding out the top five, 563 Norfolk St. recorded May 29 at $675,000, conveyed from the Daniella W. Elbialy Revocable Trust to Mohamed Sami Elbialy TR.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Whispering Lane produced two of the period's 10 priced sales and claimed the top two spots on the price list, accounting for $2,845,000 in combined consideration — by far the most activity of any single street. Cranberry Lane also saw two recorded transfers: 58 Cranberry Lane sold for $550,000 on June 1, while 9 Cranberry Lane recorded June 2 with no price disclosed. Danforth Drive generated two deed entries — 3 Danforth Drive and 5 Danforth Drive — involving the same parties and an LLC intermediary on back-to-back dates; both transfers list no disclosed consideration. Among the remaining priced sales, 44 Temi Road ($590,000), 26 Mechanic St. ($570,000), and the undisclosed-address June 11 transfer ($300,000) fell in the $280,000–$600,000 tier, while 16 Roy Ave. recorded at the period's low of $280,000, purchased by New England Home Partners LLC.
• MARKET NOTES
• Nine of the 19 recorded deeds — nearly half — show hallmarks of non-arm's-length transfers: the grantor and grantee share a surname, a living trust or irrevocable trust appears on one or both sides, or an LLC is involved. Notable examples include 5 Sabina Drive (Molly R. Johns conveying to her own living trust), 9 Cranberry Lane (Susan K. Shock to Shock Living Trust), 576 Concord St. (Linda Ann Jenkins to the Linda Ann Jenkins Irrevocable Trust), 136 Brooksmont Drive Unit 47 (Pallotta to Pallota TR), and the paired Danforth Drive entries involving Danforth Drive LLC. The single condo unit in the dataset — 6 Jameson Drive Unit 309 — transferred from James and Laura Jacobson to their own trustee names with no disclosed price, consistent with an estate-planning conveyance. Property types with confirmed prices were all identified by street address only; without additional registry detail, a single-family versus condo breakdown cannot be confirmed for every entry.