Halifax sees wide price spread as high-end homes and low-cost lots both change hands
Halifax recorded 13 property transfers between July 31 and August 29, including 10 sales with recorded prices ranging from $35,000 to $764,900 and a median of $233,750. The month's top sale was 3 Pasture Lane at $764,900, followed by 36 Marilyn Way at $705,000 and 98 Walnut Street at $699,900.
Halifax recorded 13 property transfers between July 31 and August 29, including 10 sales with recorded prices ranging from $35,000 to $764,900 and a median of $233,750. The month's top sale was 3 Pasture Lane at $764,900, followed by 36 Marilyn Way at $705,000 and 98 Walnut Street at $699,900. Five lower-priced transactions on Wood and Pond streets, all sold the same day, closed between $35,000 and $62,500. Three additional transfers involved nominal consideration rather than market sale prices. The data shows a wide price spread with no transactions between $65,000 and $400,000, offering no single read on market direction.
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