Hudson Median Home Price Hits $700,000 as June Sales Period Closes

HUDSON -- A single-family sale on Fort Meadow Drive led Hudson's late-May through June recording period, topping $1 million as the local market posted nine transactions with disclosed prices ranging from the upper $400,000s to seven figures.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 16 property transfers in Hudson between May 28 and June 26, 2026, of which nine carried disclosed sale prices. The price range on those nine sales ran from $459,900 to $1,085,000, with a median of $700,000. Seven transfers carried no consideration amount and are reported as price not disclosed; those transactions — several of which appear to involve trust or estate restructuring — are counted in the total but excluded from price calculations. Sixteen recordings in roughly a month represents a moderate level of activity for a town of Hudson's size.
• TOP SALES
• The period's highest-priced transaction was 63 Fort Meadow Dr., which sold June 4 for $1,085,000. Timothy R. and Christine Newell were the sellers; Usha Thakrar is the buyer of record. The second-highest sale was 12 Riffles Ln., which closed June 12 at $975,000. David M. and Suzanne M. Goyette, trustees, sold the property to William P. Gullotti Jr. and Janice E. Gullotti. Third was 16 Princeton Rd., which sold June 1 for $735,000; Albertino L. Sousa, trustee of Princeton Road Realty Trust, was the seller, and Stephanie McClory and Hayden Klein are the buyers. Fourth was 31 Green St., which sold June 2 for $730,000, with Raymond Burgos and Pamela Polanco selling to Elizabeth Lofgren Pierce. Rounding out the top five, 7 Old North Rd. sold May 29 for $700,000; Rolling Real Estate LLC was the seller, and Ane Leticia Dos Anjos and Enoc Junior Alves Andrade are the buyers.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Fort Meadow Drive produced two disclosed sales this period — 63 Fort Meadow Dr. at $1,085,000 and 60 Ft. Meadow Dr. at $675,000 — making it the most active named street by transaction volume among priced sales. Warner Street also recorded two transfers (64 and 66 Warner St.) in the same week, though neither carried a disclosed price. Among the remaining priced sales, three fell in the $650,000–$700,000 range: 111 Brigham St. Unit 6C at $650,000, 3 Lark Dr. Lot 8 at $652,500, and 7 Old North Rd. at $700,000. The lone sale below $500,000 was the condominium unit at 39 Barracks Rd. Unit 39, which changed hands at $459,900.
• MARKET NOTES
• Of the nine sales with disclosed prices, one — 39 Barracks Rd. Unit 39 at $459,900 — was recorded with Whitepond Development LLC as seller, suggesting new construction or development activity in that building. Several transfers with no disclosed price show characteristics consistent with intra-family or estate-planning conveyances: 4 Causeway St. transferred into an irrevocable trust bearing the seller's name; 52 Lake St. moved from individual sellers to the same individuals acting as trustees; 42 Barnes Blvd. Unit 21 transferred from individual sellers to a Plavsic family trust; 4 Alan Rd. conveyed to a buyer sharing the seller's surname with a life estate retained; and the undressed entry with no street address transferred from Marguerite O. Rittenhouse to a revocable trust in her name. Bed, bath, and square footage data are not available from deed records and are omitted throughout.