Arlington June Median Hits $817,000 With Half of Transfers Carrying No Disclosed Price
ARLINGTON -- A property at 15 Howard St. led Arlington's June deed activity with a $925,000 sale, anchoring a month in which seven of 14 recorded transfers carried disclosed consideration amounts and the median sale price among those reached $817,000. The remaining seven transfers show patterns consistent with trust formations and estate-related conveyances.
MARKET OVERVIEW Fourteen deeds were recorded in Arlington between May 31 and June 29, 2026, but only seven carried disclosed sale prices, limiting the statistical picture. Among those seven, prices ranged from $625,000 to $925,000, with a median of $817,000. The volume of transfers is modest for a full calendar month; the high proportion of non-arm's-length or undisclosed transfers — nearly half the total — means the figures below reflect a partial view of market activity.
TOP SALES The month's highest recorded price was $925,000 for 15 Howard St., sold June 2 by Michael J. Adamowicz and the estate of Peter M. Adamowicz to HDKEYS LLC.
Two properties tied at $868,000. A unit at 35 Fairmont St., Unit 3, sold June 4 from Fairmont LLC to Yujia Tao. The other $868,000 sale lacks a complete street address in the deed record; it closed June 8 with Kim Dayeon and Luis Alberto Gonzalez as sellers and Arianna Dines and Drew Latwas as buyers.
34 Harvard St., Unit 1, sold June 3 for $817,000; Dawson White and Emily Vosburgh conveyed the property to Luke A. Scott. Rounding out the top five, 77 Beacon St. sold June 5 for $815,000 from Jennifer and Matthew Dumouchel to RJJ Properties LLC.
NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN Fairmont Street produced two recorded transactions: 35 Fairmont St., Unit 3, at $868,000 with a disclosed price, and 52 Fairmont St., transferred at no disclosed consideration in what appears to be a trust conveyance by Jan J. Wichers and Carinbeth Loeb to a trustee arrangement.
Among the seven priced sales, two fell in the $800,000–$849,000 range (77 Beacon St. at $815,000 and 34 Harvard St., Unit 1, at $817,000), two reached $868,000 (35 Fairmont St. Unit 3 and the incomplete-address transfer), one topped $900,000 (15 Howard St.), and two came in below $750,000: 10 Lanark Rd., Unit 1, at $713,000 and 106 Forest St., Unit 106, at $625,000.
MARKET NOTES Square footage data is not available from deed records, so price-per-square-foot analysis cannot be performed. Of the seven priced sales, at least two buyers were limited liability companies or entities — RJJ Properties LLC acquired 77 Beacon St. and HDKEYS LLC acquired 15 Howard St. — suggesting some investor or commercial-entity activity in the market this period. At least three of the unit-designated addresses (10 Lanark Rd. Unit 1, 35 Fairmont St. Unit 3, 34 Harvard St. Unit 1, and 106 Forest St. Unit 106) are consistent with condominium transfers. Of the seven undisclosed-price transfers, four involve the same grantor and grantee surnames with the addition of a trustee designation — 43 Cutter Hill Rd., 52 Fairmont St., 78 Hillsdale Rd., and 71 Marathon St. — a pattern common in revocable trust transfers. One transfer at 995 Massachusetts Ave., Unit 105, added a second name to the title without a price change.