Lexington Median Sale Price Hits $1.33 Million in Active June Market

LEXINGTON -- A sale at 46 Asbury St. recorded at $2,658,150 led a busy stretch of June deed recordings in Lexington, with 12 of 20 recorded transactions carrying disclosed prices and a median of $1,330,000 among those sales.

MARKET OVERVIEW The registry recorded 20 property transfers in Lexington between June 6 and July 5, 2026, with sale prices disclosed on 12 of them. Among those 12, prices ranged from $140,000 to $2,658,150, with a median sale price of $1,330,000. Eight transfers carried no consideration amount, a common occurrence in deed data, particularly for trust and estate reorganizations. The 12 priced sales alone represent a substantial volume for a single month in a town of Lexington's size, with the majority of disclosed transactions concentrated above the $1 million mark.

TOP SALES The month's highest recorded sale was 46 Asbury St., which changed hands for $2,658,150 on June 11. The seller was JMG Development Corp., and the buyers were Ji Baohu and Gao Linghan. At 3 McKeever Dr., a transaction recorded June 8 came in at $2,260,000; sellers John C. and Julie Carney conveyed the property to Cai Xumao. The third-highest sale was 9 Holton Rd., which sold for $2,160,000 on June 15; the Steer Trust, with Adusumilli Josna as trustee, conveyed to Yan Erfu and Zhai Tingting. Close behind, 66 North St. sold for $2,050,000 on June 8, with trustees Jayant Sharma and Henrietta Elizabeth Cooper conveying to Michael B. Rodensky and Eve M. Bishop, both as trustees. Rounding out the top five, 39 Greenwood St. sold for $1,530,000 on June 8; the Jung Tsao Living Trust conveyed to Annette Vincent.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN Four of the five top sales were dispersed across distinct streets — Asbury, McKeever, Holton, and North — with no single street dominating the upper tier. Two transactions recorded on Summit Road on June 10 (30 Summit Rd. and 38 Summit Rd.) both involved the same sellers, John E. and Lisa T. McNamara, conveying to trusts bearing their names; neither carried a disclosed price. In the $1 million-to-$1.5 million tier, five sales clustered: 20 York St. at $1,350,000, 367 Waltham St. Unit 5 at $1,310,000, 25 Rear Maple St. at $1,300,000, a Lexington address without a street number listed at $1,150,000, and 39 Greenwood St. at $1,530,000. Below $1 million, two disclosed-price sales were recorded: 120 Massachusetts Ave. Unit 120 at $900,000 and 19 Sherman St. Unit 2 at $705,000. The dataset's lowest disclosed price, $140,000, was recorded at 33 Bedford St. Unit 19B, where a commercial entity, Center for Hope and Resiliency Counseling LLC, purchased the unit from a realty trust.

MARKET NOTES Of the 12 priced sales, at least two involve condominium or unit-designated properties (19 Sherman St. Unit 2 and 33 Bedford St. Unit 19B), and one commercial entity appears as a buyer (33 Bedford St. Unit 19B), which is notable in a dataset otherwise dominated by individual and trust purchasers. The $140,000 sale at 33 Bedford St. Unit 19B stands well apart from all other priced transactions and likely reflects a different property type or use. Entry No. 17 lacks a street address in the deed data and is recorded only as "Lexington, MA"; the $1,150,000 consideration is reported as provided, but no street-level detail is available. Eight of the 20 transfers appear to be intra-family or trust reorganizations based on shared surnames between grantor and grantee, which is consistent with typical estate-planning activity in deed records.

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.