The neighborhood's primary indicator, the median sold price, is 228,400, which identifies recent transaction-level market value and aligns with a up price year-over-year trend, suggesting continued appreciation pressure as of April 2026.

Listing activity shows a median listing price of 190,000 versus the median sold price of 228,400; this divergence may indicate pricing friction between seller expectations and closed transactions and appears to reward properties priced to reflect recent sales rather than older asking prices.

Liquidity appears constrained despite longer time-to-contract: the median days on market is 245, which signals slower sales velocity and suggests that properties may require more marketing time or pricing adjustment to transact in the current environment.

Market context is broadly neutral: the market temperature is neutral and interest rate pressure is moderate, so buyers and sellers should expect a balanced negotiation environment with selective opportunities for price movement in well-positioned SFR and condominium listings.

The neighborhood’s primary market indicator, the 151,000 median sold price, represents the best available signal of recent transaction value and suggests pricing is on a steady upward trend—up on a year‑over‑year basis according to available trend data.

Liquidity appears slow relative to typical turnover given the 322 median days on market, which may indicate pricing friction or a prolonged time-to-contract despite the upward price trend.

Unit-level valuation metrics show a 155 median price per square foot alongside a 1,095 median market rent, which together suggest rental-supported valuation is present while sales are trading at moderate price density.

Market context is broadly balanced with neutral market conditions and moderate financing pressure—market temperature is described as neutral and interest rate pressure as moderate—while inventory in the analyzed sample appears relatively constrained, which may continue to support steady price appreciation.