Real Estate Sep 2024

October 10, 2024
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DateAddressSellerBuyerSale Amount
09/06/2024 67 Old Sudbury Rd  Bankert Hannah H, Young Judith A EST Chatterjee Rohit                $   860,000 
09/11/2024 4 School St        Covered Bridge Inc             Ramirez Josette, Ramirez Daniel C $   565,000 
09/13/2024 23C Bayfield Rd    Midler Lucy, Midler Lyudmila   Brevard Julie A                  $1,200,000 
09/26/2024 100 Commonwealth RdO’Shaughnessy Kimberly et al.  First Land Investments LLC       $   650,000 
09/26/2024 100 Commonwealth RdFirst Landing Investments LLC  Clear View Development Group LLC $   665,600 
09/27/2024 22 Aqueduct Rd     Brande Richard, Brande Laura   Peltz Alon, Shulsinger Dana      $   963,900 
09/27/2024 53 Fuller Rd       Manley Martin E Jr, Manley Janet L Sun Jianxin, Kong Xueying      $1,500,000 

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