Maynard Home Prices Hold Above $574,000 Median Amid Steady June-July Sales

MAYNARD -- A property on Everett Street sold for $825,000 to lead a busy month of deed recordings in Maynard, as the town's housing market produced 20 transactions between June 12 and July 11, 2026, with a median sale price of $574,500 among the 12 transfers that disclosed a consideration amount.

MARKET OVERVIEW Twenty deeds were recorded in Maynard during the period, of which 12 carried a disclosed sale price. Among those 12, the price range ran from $300,000 to $825,000, with a median of $574,500. Eight transfers carried no disclosed consideration; those include several that appear to be trust or family estate transfers rather than arm's-length sales. One recorded entry listed no street address and could not be placed geographically. With 20 total recordings across roughly 30 days, the volume represents a steady pace for a town of Maynard's size.

TOP SALES Spencer Plassman and Madeleine Kokos paid $825,000 for 2 Everett St., acquiring the property from RJRE Venture LLC in a deed recorded July 2 — the month's highest transaction by a significant margin. Stephanie Malone and Grant Bedard purchased 19 Mockingbird Ln. from John Moldenhauer for $700,000 on June 22, ranking second. An entity called Parker St. LLC acquired 64 Parker St. for $640,000 on July 7 from Courtney Elizabeth Pimenta and Courtney Elizabeth McGuinness; the LLC buyer is the sole institutional purchaser among the month's disclosed transactions. Robert N. Trombly paid $627,000 on June 18 for 1 Louise St., which was sold by Rosemarie Kessler TR out of the Contino Family Irrevocable Trust. George Wood and Rebecca Tomlin rounded out the top five, purchasing 2 Bancroft St. from Young Min Cho for $600,000 on June 22.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN Prospect Street produced two recorded deeds: 4 Prospect St. sold for $599,000 on June 30 — a same-surname transaction, with seller Greg Bader and buyers Stephan Bader and Faith Bader — and 2 Prospect St. transferred on June 24 with no price disclosed in what appears to be a trust transfer by the same parties. Elmwood Street saw two unit transfers on June 29, both moving from Vicky R. Caburian to the Vicky R. Caburian Living Trust, at 17 Elmwood St. Unit 17 and 19 Elmwood St. Unit 19; neither carried a disclosed price, consistent with a trust conveyance rather than a sale. Among priced transactions, two properties exceeded $700,000 — 2 Everett St. and 19 Mockingbird Ln. Three sales clustered in the $600,000–$640,000 range: 64 Parker St., 1 Louise St., and 2 Bancroft St. Four sold between $500,000 and $599,000: 4 Prospect St., 4 Apple Ridge Rd. Unit 6 ($550,000), 6 Woodbine Ter. ($523,000), and 4 Oak Ridge Dr. Unit 6 ($505,000). Three priced sales fell below $500,000: 13 Arthur St. Unit 13 ($489,000), 22 Douglas Ave. Unit 1 ($449,000), and 89 Concord St. ($300,000).

MARKET NOTES Six of the 12 priced sales involved unit-designated properties — condominiums or townhouse-style units — with prices ranging from $449,000 to $550,000, all falling at or below the overall median of $574,500. The six non-unit properties with disclosed prices ranged from $300,000 to $825,000, a considerably wider spread that pulled the median upward. The $300,000 sale at 89 Concord St. — acquired by Gregory P. Stein from the estate of Charlene D. Gorman — stands as the month's lowest recorded consideration and may reflect estate or condition factors not determinable from deed data alone. The month's eight undisclosed-price transfers include at least five that appear to involve trusts or same-family conveyances based on matching names in the grantor and grantee fields; such transfers routinely carry nominal or no consideration and are counted in transaction volume but excluded from price statistics.

Recorded Deeds

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

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