There's just about no single-family real estate activity to report on today, but we do have a condominium pending

604 W Lyon Farm, $1.695 million, gone in 9 days (which probably means 1-2 days before an accepted offer and after that, contract negotiations). The unit doesn’t appear to have had any significant work done to it since its owner bought it in 2005, and even if it’s selling for more than ask, that’s still a remarkable price, or would have been a few years ago, when unrenovated units here were selling in the $8s and $9s. Things have picked up since, say, 2020, but the ready-for-reno units have been selling closer to $1.2 than $1.7, up to now.

On the other hand that 2005 purchase price was$1.590 million, which itself would have been exceptional back then, even considering the decline in prices in Lyons Farm over the ensuing decade. According to this handy inflation calculator, that same amount would be $2,505,809 in current dollars, so there’s still room to grow here, possibly.