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Real Estate

Windemere Road Sale at $1.7 Million Tops Quiet Month for Oak Bluffs Sales

Oak Bluffs recorded six property deeds between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10. Five of the six listed a sale price, ranging from $75,000 to $1.7 million, with a median of $831,600. The month's top sale was 33 Windemere Rd., which sold for $1.7 million to Martha's Vineyard Hospital Inc. Five of th…

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Gosnold Deed Records Show One $1 Million Sale As September Trading Stays Limited

Dukes County Registry of Deeds records show only two Gosnold property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, too few for a meaningful market snapshot. The sole priced sale: 26 Road to the Cemetery, Lot 8, sold for $1,000,000 on Sept. 17 by Bonnie D. Veeder and Bonnie D. Leonard to trus…

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Edgartown September Sales Span $250,000 to $2,023,000 With $784,122 Median

Edgartown recorded eight property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, five with prices logged so far. Prices ranged from $250,000 at 4 MacGregor Lane to $2,023,000 at 10 North Bog Road, with a median of $784,122. The North Bog Road sale, to Loan Funder LLC from Woodcrest Holdings LL…

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Chilmark Sales Post $5 Million Median Price Amid September Property Transfers

Six Chilmark properties sold between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, with recorded prices on three of them ranging from $2.7 million to $6.5 million and a median of $5 million. The top sale was 308 South Rd Beach Lot at $6.5 million on Sept. 18, the same day the adjoining 308 South Rd parcel sold…

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Only One Priced Sale Recorded in Aquinnah This Period

Dukes County Registry of Deeds records show two Aquinnah filings between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only one carries a recorded sale price: $500,000 for 2 Old South Rd, sold Oct. 2 by Christine A. Murphy, trustee of the Beech Tree Revocable Trust, to Martha's Vineyard Bank. A second deed…

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Morning Brief

Selectboard cancels this week's meeting

Edgartown Select Board cancels its Tuesday meeting this week, town calendar shows. Also in today's brief (4 items): Selectboard cancels this week's meeting; Zoning Bylaw Review Committee meets Wednesday; Wastewater committee meets Thursday afternoon; Council on Aging board meets Friday …

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Sengekontacket Pond shellfishing closure continues

Sengekontacket Pond remains closed to shellfishing indefinitely as three town boards meet this week. Also in today's brief (5 items): Sengekontacket Pond closed to all shellfishing; Oak Bluffs School Fall 5K runs Saturday morning; Select Board meets Tuesday at 56 School St; Copeland Pla…

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Library's salad dressing cooking class returns Thursday

Edgartown library's Chef Look Cooks series turns to salad dressings this Thursday afternoon. Also in today's brief (6 items): Friends of library board meets Wednesday morning; Library's Chef Look series turns to salad dressings; Historic District Commission meets Thursday afternoon; Lib…

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Fire chief's wrongful termination suit dismissed

Former Tisbury fire chief's wrongful termination lawsuit against the town dismissed with prejudice. Also in today's brief (3 items): Former fire chief's wrongful termination suit dismissed; Finance Committee meets at Emergency Services Facility; Zoning Board of Appeals meets Oct. 8.

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Deed activity unusually quiet in September

Edgartown recorded unusually quiet deed activity in September, with just one sale price confirmed so far. From our own coverage: Edgartown deed activity unusually quiet in September. Also in today's brief (10 items): Selectboard holds regular meeting Monday afternoon; Shellfish Committe…

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