The neighborhood's primary market indicator, the median sold price, is $810,000, which should be treated as the representative recent sale and sets the market's valuation reference point reference point.

Despite listing activity, the median listing price is $809,500, closely aligned with the median sold price and suggests limited pricing gap between asking and final sale, while the market shows slower sales velocity given a median days on market of 254.

Sampled supply conditions indicate relatively constrained active supply, and with a market temperature described as neutral and a price year-over-year trend of down, this combination may indicate pricing pressure even as transaction volumes appear moderate down.

Rental demand remains resilient with median market rent at $2,490 and a rent year-over-year trend of up, but elevated interest rate pressure elevated is likely to constrain buyer affordability and could slow near-term demand.

The neighborhood's 449,000 median sold price is the primary indicator of recent value and suggests the market has been softening, consistent with a down price year-over-year trend.

The 261 median days on market signals slower sales velocity and reduced liquidity compared with faster-moving markets; this extended exposure may indicate pricing friction and that buyers have gained negotiation leverage.

Pricing context shows a 380 median price per square foot alongside a 2,200 median market rent; rising rents (up) support rental demand even as elevated interest rate pressure weighs on buyer affordability.

Recent sample-level activity points to relatively constrained active supply versus recent transactions, which, combined with a neutral market temperature (neutral), suggests a balanced market with localized pricing dispersion rather than a broad, sustained trend in either direction.