North Reading Median Sale Price Reaches $819,500 in Active June Recording Period

NORTH READING -- A $1.5 million sale on Turner Drive paced a moderately active June recording period in North Reading, with 12 of 19 deed transfers carrying disclosed sale prices and a median of $819,500 among those transactions.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• The registry recorded 19 deed transfers in North Reading between June 6 and July 5, 2026. Of those, 12 carried disclosed consideration amounts ranging from $490,000 to $1,500,000, with a median sale price of $819,500. The remaining seven transfers — several involving trust restructurings or intra-family conveyances — listed no sale price. The 12-transaction disclosed-price pool provides a reasonable snapshot of current market activity, though the full picture is limited by the number of undisclosed transactions.
• TOP SALES
• The highest-priced transaction of the period was 19 Turner Dr., which sold June 10 for $1,500,000. Carol L. Holmes and Cornelius F. Holmes were the sellers; Elizabeth D. Covington was the buyer.

14 Park St. changed hands June 18 for $1,326,000. Seller Laurie E. Cappucio, acting as trustee, conveyed the property to David Junker and Madeleine Junker.

10 Crestwood Rd. sold June 22 for $1,180,000. The seller was US Bank Trust NA TR, identified in the deed as Acquisition Trust; the buyer was Demetri Gregory J. Jr.

1 Whitcomb Way sold June 18 for $995,000. Asset Solutions LLC sold the property to Muhammad Elsweesy.

14 Meade Rd. recorded at $872,500 on June 10, with Mary Lou Lemieux selling to William N. Romov and Amanda C. Richards.

• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Martins Landing dominated transaction volume this period, with six units at that address trading hands across buildings at 220, 230, 260, 300, and 320 Martins Landing. Five of the six carried disclosed prices ranging from $490,000 to $630,000, making the development the primary source of sub-$700,000 activity in the dataset. One additional Martins Landing unit — 320 Martins Landing Unit 2502, sold by Pulte Homes of New England LLC — listed no consideration amount.

Three single-family sales clustered at or above $850,000 — 19 Turner Dr., 14 Park St., and 1 Chestnut St. — with prices of $1,500,000, $1,326,000, and $859,000, respectively, anchoring the upper tier of the market.

The mid-range tier, between $700,000 and $875,000, included 14 Mill St. ($780,000), 14 Meade Rd. ($872,500), and 1 Chestnut St. ($859,000), representing active price points between the Martins Landing condominiums and the top-end single-family sales.

• MARKET NOTES
• The dataset reflects a clear two-segment market for this period: condominium activity concentrated at Martins Landing in the $490,000–$630,000 range, and single-family home sales running from $780,000 to $1,500,000. No single-family sales were recorded below $780,000 among disclosed-price transactions. Seven of the 19 transfers appear to be trust formations or intra-family conveyances with no consideration listed; those include transfers at 4 Aspen Rd., 14 Melville Rd., 84 North St., 4 Berridge Way, and 11 Nutter Rd. The transfer at 25 Main St. to Roski LLC also carried no disclosed price. Pulte Homes of New England LLC appeared as seller in two Martins Landing transactions, indicating continued new-unit activity at that development.