Seven sales closed, down from 14 in September and 16 a year earlier, and the median price per square foot fell to $227 from $280 in September and $314 a year earlier, also the lowest in the past year. Two of the seven sales closed at or above asking, down from nine of 14 in September, and the median sale to list ratio of 97.02 percent was the lowest in the past year. Half a step the other way, the median house that sold measured 1,879 square feet, larger than the 1,720 of October 2025, so the drop in both price and price per square foot came from where the sales landed rather than from smaller houses.
The spread shows it. Three sales closed below $300,000, against four a year earlier out of a far larger month, and one closed above $1,000,000, a band that was empty in October 2025. Between $700,000 and $799,999 there were no sales at all, against two a year earlier, and the $800,000 to $899,999 band held one sale against five. New listings came to 22, up from 20 in September and the highest of the past year. Median days on market was 27, against 24 in September and 34 a year earlier.
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