Everett Home Prices Hold Above $850,000 Median as June Sales Data Emerges
EVERETT -- A 16-transaction month in Everett recorded a wide spread between its highest and lowest disclosed prices, with the top sale at 77 Swan St. topping $1.3 million while a condominium unit changed hands for $260,000.
- MARKET OVERVIEW
- Sixteen deeds were recorded in Everett between May 31 and June 29, 2026, though sale prices were disclosed in only eight of those transactions. Among priced sales, the range ran from $260,000 to $1,340,000, with a median of $850,000. The 16-transaction volume suggests a moderately active month for a mid-sized city, though the high share of undisclosed prices — eight of 16 — limits how fully the period's market conditions can be characterized.
- TOP SALES
- The month's highest recorded transaction was 77 Swan St., which sold June 8 for $1,340,000; A Swan LLC conveyed the property to Hoang Nguyen and Anh Le. A property on Sycamore Street came in second: 53 Sycamore St. sold June 12 for $950,000, with Silvana Valeri and Carla Valeri Boudreau as sellers and Marino E. Perez Salazar as buyer. Two sales tied at $850,000: 105 Summer St. closed June 2 at that price, transferring from Jose C. Arevalo and Madel Sagrario Arevalo to Basilio de Jesus Garcia and Reyna Guadalupe Umana; and 11 Hampshire St. sold June 5 for $850,000, from Robert E. Jordan to Kenneth Cochran. A second $850,000 sale recorded June 12 lacked a street address in the available deed data and is listed as an Everett transaction from Kevin J. Downey to Dennis J. and Jennifer M. Moynihan; price not further detailed.
- NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
- Glendale Avenue and Glendale Street each recorded a transfer involving Fazio Enterprises Inc. as seller — 33 Glendale Ave. Lot 25 and 132 Glendale St. — both conveyed to separate LLCs with prices not disclosed, representing the month's only visible cluster of related transactions on adjacent streets. Among priced sales, three fell in the upper tier above $850,000 (Swan St., Sycamore St., and Summer St.), two landed exactly at $850,000 (Hampshire St. and the address-unspecified Moynihan purchase), one fell in the $500,000–$700,000 range (Richdale Ave. at $620,000 and Wyllis Ave. at $535,000), and one fell below $300,000 (12 Hamilton St. Unit 8 at $260,000).
- MARKET NOTES
- Of the 16 recorded deeds, at least four appear to involve transfers among family members or into trusts and estates rather than arm's-length sales: 20 West St. (Russo to Russo), 851 Broadway Unit 31 (Stillman to Stillman), 210 Bradford St. (Pierre to a Bradford Street Irrevocable Trust bearing the same grantor's name), and 163 Nichols St. (Legagneur to Legagneur and a co-grantee). The Marchessault transfer at 11 Mansfield St. was recorded as a life estate conveyance. These non-market transfers account for a portion of the undisclosed-price entries. The one condo unit with a disclosed price — 120 Wyllis Ave. Unit 401 at $535,000 — and the low-end condo at 12 Hamilton St. Unit 8 at $260,000 illustrate the breadth of the condominium segment, though the sample is too small to draw conclusions about condo pricing trends.