The neighborhood’s primary market indicator, median sold price, is 830,935, reflecting the representative recent sale level for SFR and condo transactions and anchoring local valuation expectations.

There is a material disconnect between asking and transaction levels: median listing price is 975,000 while the median sold price remains 830,935, which may indicate pricing friction and softening seller expectations relative to realized sale outcomes.

Liquidity appears slow: median days on market is 448, suggesting slower sales velocity and extended time-to-contract for listed properties even though the market temperature is reported as neutral.

Price per unit-area and rent context show valuation and demand nuances—median price per square foot is 461 and median market rent is 2,761; together with a reported up price year-over-year trend and elevated interest rate pressure, this suggests continued buyer sensitivity and potential affordability headwinds while rents are down year-over-year.

The market's primary value indicator is the median sold price of $549,000, which reflects recent transaction levels and suggests pricing is materially below asking in many cases given the median listing price of $760,000; this gap may indicate pricing friction between sellers and buyers.

Transaction velocity is slow—driven by a median days on market of 396—which appears to signal slower sales velocity and reduced liquidity despite mixed market signals.

Price momentum shows an upside signal with the price year-over-year trend listed as up, but market balance is described as neutral by the market temperature, suggesting gains may be modest and subject to pressure from elevated interest rate pressure.

Rental dynamics are weaker with a median market rent of $2,600 and a rent year-over-year trend listed as down, which may limit investor upside and suggests caution for buy-to-rent strategies while local tourism and other fundamentals provide context.