Wide Price Gap in Revere Sales Masks Thin Month of Disclosed Transactions

REVERE -- A $1 million-plus transaction at 71 Pitcairn St. headlined a quiet month of recorded deed activity in Revere, with only four of 12 transfers carrying disclosed sale prices.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Twelve deeds were recorded in Revere between May 28 and June 26, 2026, but price information was available for only four of those transfers. Among the four disclosed sales, prices ranged from $125,000 to $1,002,216, with a median of $154,500 — a figure skewed heavily by the wide gap between the top sale and the three remaining transactions, which clustered between $125,000 and $159,000. The high share of undisclosed prices limits the ability to draw broad conclusions about overall market conditions during this period.
• TOP SALES
• The month's highest recorded transaction was 71 Pitcairn St., which sold for $1,002,216 on May 28; the sellers were Sebastian Arenas Gomez and Luis E. Arenas Hernandez, and the recorded buyer entities are MSA Mortgage LLC and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. The next highest disclosed sale was 118 Augustus St., which sold for $159,000, with Nixon Jimenez listed as seller; United Wholesale Mortgage LLC and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. are recorded as buyers. At 252 Bradstreet Ave., Lhoucine Seffiani sold the property for $150,000, with Metro Credit Union recorded as the buyer. The lowest disclosed sale was 381 Mountain Ave., which changed hands for $125,000; Kenneth Steinman was the seller and Third Federal Savings and Loan Association of Cleveland is recorded as the buyer.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• No two sales in the disclosed-price group share a street name, and geographic clustering is limited across all 12 transfers. By price tier among disclosed sales, one property — 71 Pitcairn St. — sold above $1 million, while the remaining three fell below $160,000, with no transactions recorded in the $160,000-to-$1 million range during this period.
• MARKET NOTES
• Eight of 12 recorded transfers — two-thirds of the dataset — carry no disclosed sale price, which constrains any meaningful market analysis. Several transfers show characteristics consistent with intra-family or trust-related conveyances: 11 Marshview Terr. lists Luisa Bedoya as both a co-seller and the sole buyer; 16 Chamberlain Ave. shows Daniel J. Leary as both seller and a co-buyer alongside Erin M. Leary; and 97 Pemberton St. involves The Lyons Family Revocable Trust and Christopher Lyons as sellers with no buyer recorded in the data. The transfer at 320 Charger St. lists Northgate Recycling Corp. and the Revere Conservation Commission as parties, which may reflect a non-market conveyance. Additionally, buyers recorded for four of the disclosed-price sales are financial institutions, which may indicate these are mortgage recordings rather than standard arm's-length purchase transactions; readers should interpret the associated prices with that context in mind. Square footage and property-type data are not available from deed records.