Revere Home Prices Hard to Read as Just Three of 15 June Transfers Disclose Amounts

REVERE -- Fifteen property transfers were recorded in Revere between June 12 and July 11, 2026, but price information was disclosed in only three of those transactions, sharply limiting the market picture available from public deed records this period.

MARKET OVERVIEW The registry recorded 15 transfers in the period. Of those, only three carried disclosed consideration amounts: $52,770, $349,200, and $360,000 — a range of more than $307,000. The median of the three disclosed sales is $349,200. Because 12 of 15 transfers listed no consideration amount, the figures above reflect a thin slice of actual activity and should not be read as a reliable guide to typical Revere sale prices for the period. The raw transfer count of 15 indicates a moderately active recording calendar, though the heavy share of lender- and servicer-involved transactions (see Market Notes) suggests that not all entries represent conventional arm's-length sales.

TOP SALES The highest disclosed consideration in the period was $360,000, recorded June 12 in a transfer from Janna R. Comeau to Ali Ahmad Silva Jallow. The deed lists the property location as Revere — no street address appears in the registry record for that transaction.

The second-highest disclosed amount, $349,200, is recorded at 10 Franklin Ave., Unit 302, also on June 12, with Ali Ahmad Silva Jallow listed as grantor and Rocket Mortgage LLC and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. as grantees. The buyer names in that entry are consistent with a mortgage instrument rather than a purchase deed, and readers should note that the consideration figure may represent a loan amount rather than a sale price; the registry record does not distinguish between the two.

The lowest disclosed consideration, $52,770, was recorded June 12 at 19 S. Irving St. The grantor was Michel F. Limage; the grantees were COM LLC and Dart Collateral Manager LLC. The involvement of a collateral manager as buyer is consistent with a distressed-asset or secured-lending transfer rather than a conventional residential sale.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN With price data available for only three transfers — and one of those lacking a street address — a meaningful geographic breakdown by price is not possible this period. Transfers are spread across at least 13 distinct streets and addresses, including Stowers St., Oakwood Ave., Broadway, Atwood St., Gore Rd., Franklin Ave., S. Irving St., Squire Rd., Bennington St., Washington Ave., Pemberton St., Davis St., and Archer Ave. Franklin Ave. Unit 302 appears in two separate entries (Nos. 7 and 11, with a variant spelling in the second), which may represent a duplicate recording or two related instruments tied to the same unit on the same date; readers researching that address should verify with the registry directly.

MARKET NOTES Five of the 15 transfers list Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. as grantor, a pattern typical of mortgage assignments, post-foreclosure conveyances, or servicer-related transfers rather than conventional property sales. Two additional transfers name bank or institutional entities — Bank of New Hampshire at 350 Squire Rd. and Wells Fargo Bank N.A. at 60 Stowers St. — on the buyer or seller side. Taken together, roughly half the transfers recorded this period involve a financial institution or mortgage servicer as a party, which is consistent with foreclosure activity, loan assignments, or REO dispositions rather than the open-market transactions that typically shape neighborhood pricing. Because beds, baths, and square footage are not available from deed records, price-per-square-foot analysis cannot be performed.

Recorded Deeds

Source: Registry of Deeds. Sale amounts shown as recorded; transfers without a disclosed consideration are noted as such.

Jun 8 - Jun 14

Jun 15 - Jun 21

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.