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Weekly property sales from the Registry of Deeds.

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October Sales Prices Span $180,000 To $422,500 In Montague

Montague recorded 13 property deed transfers in October, but only three carried a sale price by month's end: $180,000, $248,400 and $422,500, for a median of $248,400. The top transaction was 1 Kostanski Square, which sold for $422,500 to William R. Kostanski.

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Only One October Deed Among Nine Shows a Recorded Sale Price

Nine property transfers were recorded in Leverett during October, but the Franklin County Registry of Deeds has posted a sale price for only one so far: 13 Still Corner Road, which sold for $300,000 on Oct. 15 to Pennymac Loan Services LLC and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. The…

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Heath October Sales Data Thin as Tax Transfers Dominate Deed Records

Heath recorded 11 real estate transfers in October 2026, but only two carried a listed sale price: $83,874 for 141 Sumner Stetson Road and $220,000 for 92 Burrington Road, the month's top sale, bought by Greenfield Cooperative Bank.

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Only two of 14 October deeds carry a recorded sale price

Franklin County Registry of Deeds recorded 14 Greenfield property transfers in October, but only two carried a sale price by month's end: $100,000 for 772 Colrain Road, sold by Anne E. Echeverria to Greenfield Savings Bank, and $50,000 for 111 Elm Street, sold to Franklin First Federal Credit Union.

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October Deerfield Sales Data Shows Just One Price Confirmed So Far

The Franklin County Registry of Deeds recorded eight transactions involving Deerfield properties in October, including one nominal-consideration transfer to Eversource Energy and NSTAR Electric that was not a market sale.

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