Maynard Home Prices Hold Steady at $600,000 Median in Late-Spring Sales
MAYNARD -- Residential property sales in Maynard ran at a steady clip from late May through late June 2026, with 12 of 16 recorded transactions carrying disclosed prices and a median sale price of $600,000. The period's top sale reached $810,000, though that transaction was recorded without a street address in the deed data.
- MARKET OVERVIEW
- Sixteen deeds were recorded in the May 28–June 26 period, with 12 transactions carrying disclosed prices ranging from $449,000 to $810,000. The median sale price among those 12 transactions was $600,000. Four transfers were recorded without a stated consideration — a common occurrence in deed data — and are not included in price calculations. Sixteen transactions over roughly four weeks represents a moderate level of activity for a community of Maynard's size.
- TOP SALES
- The month's highest-priced transaction, recorded May 29, was a sale by Gregory C. Laing and Jennifer I. Duran to Gary V. and Heather T. Tanashian for $810,000; no street address appeared in the deed record. At 129 Acton St., Unit 16, Daniel B. and Risa Lifshatz sold to Daria Tchessalova for $685,000 on May 29. John Moldenhauer sold 19 Mockingbird Lane to Stephanie Malone and Grant Bedard for $700,000 on June 22. Neil J. Saunders and Ingrid L. Holcomb, as trustees, sold 26 Walnut St. to Michael Busack Jr. for $680,000 on June 5. Rounding out the top five, Rosemarie Kessler, trustee of the Contino Family Irrevocable Trust, sold 1 Louise St. to Robert N. Trombly for $627,000 on June 18.
- NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
- No single street recorded more than one arms-length sale with a disclosed price during the period, so sales are best characterized by price tier. Three transactions fell above $680,000: the undressed $810,000 deed, 19 Mockingbird Lane at $700,000, and 129 Acton St. at $685,000. Four sales landed in the $600,000–$680,000 band: 26 Walnut St. ($680,000), 1 Louise St. ($627,000), 2 Bancroft St. ($600,000), and 4 B St. ($600,000). Five sales came in below $600,000: 9 Fairfield St. ($593,000), 6 Woodbine Terrace ($523,000), 4 Oak Ridge Drive Unit 6 ($505,000), 13 Arthur St. Unit 13 ($489,000), and 22 Douglas Ave. Unit 1 ($449,000).
- MARKET NOTES
- The dataset includes a mix of property types. At least two sales — 4 Oak Ridge Drive Unit 6 and 13 Arthur St. Unit 13 — carry unit designations consistent with condominium ownership, as does 22 Douglas Ave. Unit 1 and 129 Acton St. Unit 16. That puts at least four of the 12 priced transactions in the condo category, with the remainder appearing to be single-family or townhouse transfers based on address format alone; deed records do not confirm property type. Four of the 16 deeds show the same individuals appearing on both the grantor and grantee lines, or transfers into named trusts — 2 Prospect St., 5 Lantern Lane, 3 Nancy Circle, and 18 Demars St. — a pattern consistent with estate planning or trust restructuring. Those transfers carried no disclosed consideration. Because square footage is not available from deed records, price-per-square-foot analysis is not possible for this period.