Washington Home Sales Period Yields No Disclosed Prices, Limiting Market Data

WASHINGTON -- All five deed transfers recorded in Washington between June 6 and July 5, 2026, carried no disclosed sale price, making it impossible to assess market values for the period. The month's activity was dominated by estate, trust, and bank-related instrument recordings rather than conventional arm's-length sales.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Five deed transfers were recorded during the period. Because no consideration amounts were disclosed in any of the five entries, a price range and median sale price cannot be calculated. Several of the transfers appear to be non-sale instruments — including a revocable trust transfer and what appear to be mortgage-related deed recordings — rather than traditional property sales between unrelated parties. The data does not support conclusions about pricing or market conditions for this period.
• TOP SALES
• No sale prices were disclosed for any transaction recorded during this period. Each of the five entries carries a consideration of "price not disclosed," which is common for estate, trust, and lender-related deed filings. No ranking by sale price is possible.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Two of the five entries involve 507 Middlefield Rd., where NBT Bank NA appears as grantor on two separate deed instruments — differing by mortgage book and page reference — both recorded June 25 and both listing David A. Ellis and Gail M. Ellis as grantees. The dual filings likely reflect separate mortgage instruments tied to the same property rather than two independent sales. One transfer involves 696 Washington Mountain Rd., where Darlene M. Brunell conveyed the property into the Darlene M. Brunell Revocable Trust on June 11. A separate June 11 entry lists 104 Beach Rd. with the Darlene M. Brunell Revocable Trust as grantor; the grantee is not identified in the available data. The remaining entry has no street address in the deed record; it reflects transfers among Marianne M. Duval Estate, Laureen Bronner, and Annette Labonte, recorded June 29.
• MARKET NOTES
• None of the five recorded instruments appear to be straightforward, arm's-length residential sales. The Middlefield Road entries originate from a bank grantor and reference specific mortgage instruments, suggesting lender-side deed activity. The Washington Mountain Road transfer moves a property from an individual into her own revocable trust, a common estate-planning step. The Beach Road entry is incomplete as recorded — no grantee is identified in the data provided. Given the absence of any disclosed consideration amounts and the predominantly non-arm's-length nature of the filings, this dataset does not yield usable market-pricing data for Washington in this period.

Recorded Deeds

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

Jun 8 - Jun 14

Jun 22 - Jun 28

Jun 29 - Jul 5

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