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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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Only One Of Five September Edgartown Deed Transfers Has Confirmed Price

Dukes County Registry of Deeds recorded five property transfers in Edgartown between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3. Only one, a $1,297,500 sale at 28 Deacon Vincent Way on Sept. 9, has a confirmed price so far; the other four, including transfers on Kent Harbor Road and Wasque Avenue and a second …

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Zoning board holds hearings Wednesday

Edgartown's Zoning Board of Appeals holds public hearings Wednesday afternoon on cases before the board. Also in today's brief (10 items): Selectboard meets Monday afternoon; Planning Board holds hybrid meeting Tuesday; Library trustees hold October meeting Tuesday; Library's cooking cl…

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Library workshop targets small-business marketing

Edgartown library hosts small-business marketing workshop led by Simply K2 founder Kris Kiehn Thursday. Also in today's brief (13 items): Library hosts author talk on forestry writing; Selectboard to meet Oct. 5; Library trustees hold monthly meeting Oct. 6; Shellfish Committee meets Oc…

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Selectboard, assessors set joint listening session

Edgartown's Selectboard and Board of Assessors will hold a joint public listening session Thursday evening. Also in today's brief (10 items): Selectboard meets Wednesday morning; Park Department meets Thursday afternoon; Selectboard, assessors hold joint listening session; Forester Robe…

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Eight deed transfers logged, prices scarce

Edgartown's registry of deeds logged eight property transfers in late August, though sale prices went largely unreported. From our own coverage: Eight deed transfers recorded in late August. Also in today's brief (8 items): Selectboard meets Monday afternoon; Selectboard returns Wednesd…

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Four priced Edgartown sales span $227,000 to nearly $5 million

Eight property transfers were recorded in Edgartown between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, but sale prices were available for only four. Among those, prices ranged from $227,000 to $4,999,905, with a median of $2,426,500. The month's largest transaction was 9 Oakdale Dr., which sold for $4,999,9…

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Selectboard meets twice this week

Selectboard convenes twice this week as Zoning Bylaw Review Committee also meets. Also in today's brief (6 items): Selectboard meets Monday afternoon, Sept. 28; Selectboard returns for second session, Sept. 30; Zoning Bylaw Review Committee meets Wednesday; Alex Wright photography exhib…

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Library storytime goes Portuguese for heritage month

Edgartown library swaps its bilingual storytime to Portuguese for Hispanic Heritage Month this week. Also in today's brief (5 items): Library storytime goes Portuguese for heritage month; Bilingual storytime meets in Children's Room; Park Department holds Wednesday afternoon meeting; Co…

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Edgartown's Priciest August Sale Closes at $3.6 Million on Plantingfield Way

Edgartown recorded three property transfers between Aug. 21 and Aug. 25, 2026, according to Dukes County Registry of Deeds data. Only one carried a price so far: 13 Plantingfield Way sold for $3,600,000 on Aug. 24, making it both the period's highest and only recorded sale price, and se…

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