All three August Chilmark deed transfers list no disclosed sale price

CHILMARK -- Three property transfers recorded at the Dukes County Registry of Deeds during the period show no disclosed sale prices, limiting what can be reported about market values in town this period.

MARKET OVERVIEW Three transactions were recorded in Chilmark between July 31 and Aug. 26, 2026. None of the deeds listed a sale price, so no price range or median can be calculated for this period. Based on transaction count alone, three recorded deeds is a modest but not unusual volume for a single month in a small town; no comparison to typical monthly volume is available from this dataset.

TOP SALES Because no consideration amounts were recorded for any of the three transactions, sales cannot be ranked by price. All three are listed below in order of recording date.

The most recently recorded transfer, dated Aug. 26, 2026, involved property in Chilmark with no street address listed in the deed. Case Brady Family Trust was the seller. The buyers were listed as Chilmark Town Conservation and Mary Jane Austin Pease. Price not disclosed.

A transfer of 4 Dilley Way was recorded Aug. 14, 2026. Helen Krutina Neumann, as trustee of the Neumann Survivors Trust, was the seller. Helen Krutina Neumann was also the buyer. Price not disclosed.

A transfer of a parcel at 0 State Rd Access to Quitsa was recorded Aug. 11, 2026. Susan C. Skelley, as trustee, was the seller. The buyers were listed as Susan C. Skelley and Mariah Campbell, as trustees. Price not disclosed.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN No street-level clustering is evident in this dataset; each of the three transactions involves a different location. One property is on Dilley Way, one is identified as an access parcel on State Road near Quitsa, and one has no street address listed. Because no sale prices were disclosed, transactions cannot be grouped by price tier this period.

MARKET NOTES Two of the three transactions, the Dilley Way property and the State Road access parcel, involve a trust transferring the property back to one or more of the same named individuals serving as trustee or beneficiary. Deed records do not disclose the motivation for these transfers. The Aug. 26 transaction is the only one of the three involving a party outside a family or trust structure, listing Chilmark Town Conservation among the buyers alongside an individual. No sale price was disclosed for any of the three recorded deeds, which means no price-per-square-foot or other value comparisons can be made from this dataset. Bed, bath, and square footage figures are not available from deed records for any of the three properties.

Recorded Deeds

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

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