Washington Deed Records for June-July Show No Disclosed Sale Prices Across Five Transfers

WASHINGTON -- Five deeds were recorded at the Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds for Washington, Massachusetts between June 12 and July 11, 2026, but none carried a disclosed consideration amount, and at least two entries appear to be mortgage instrument recordings rather than conventional property sales.

MARKET OVERVIEW Five deeds were recorded during the period. Because no sale prices were disclosed across any of the five transactions, no price range or median can be calculated for this period. Two of the five entries reference specific mortgage instruments by book and page number, suggesting they are mortgage discharges or related filings rather than arm's-length property transfers. Taken together, the data provides limited insight into Washington's active residential sales market this period.

TOP SALES No sale prices were disclosed for any recorded transaction. The most notable deed by nature of the parties involved was the July 10 transfer of property at 20 Watson Rd from Washington Town Conservation to Jacqueline E. Betit; price not disclosed. Also recorded was a July 8 transfer at 365 South Washington State Rd from David M. Monterosso and Holly J. Moran to David M. Monterosso; price not disclosed. That transaction, in which one of the two grantors is also the sole grantee, follows a pattern common to ownership restructurings such as the removal of a co-owner from title.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN Of the five recorded instruments, two reference addresses on Middlefield Rd, specifically 507 Middlefield Rd, each citing a different mortgage book and page. Both list NBT Bank NA as grantor and David A. and Gail M. Ellis as grantees, and both were recorded June 25. The presence of two separate mortgage-book citations on the same property and date strongly suggests these are mortgage discharges or satisfactions, not independent property sales, and they should not be counted as two distinct transfers of ownership. One deed lacked any street address, recorded June 29, it transferred interest from the estate of Marianne M. Duval and Laureen Bronner to Bronner Laureen and Annette Labonte; price not disclosed.

MARKET NOTES None of the five recorded instruments included a disclosed sale price, which prevents any price-per-transaction, price-tier, or trend analysis for this period. Two entries appear to be mortgage instruments rather than fee transfers. One is an estate-related conveyance. One involves a grantor who is also a grantee, consistent with a title restructuring. Only the Watson Rd transfer, from a municipal conservation entity to a private individual, follows the pattern of a conventional sale to a new owner, and even that transaction carries no disclosed consideration. The dataset does not support conclusions about Washington's housing market conditions for this period.

Recorded Deeds

Source: Registry of Deeds. Sale amounts shown as recorded; transfers without a disclosed consideration are noted as such.

Jun 22 - Jun 28

Jun 29 - Jul 5

Jul 6 - Jul 12

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.