Southampton October Deed Filings Mix Few Priced Sales With Non-Sale Paperwork
Southampton recorded seven actual property transfers in October, separate from five other registry filings (homestead declarations, a conservation order, a tax lien release and a nominal-consideration trust transfer) that were not sales.
Southampton recorded seven actual property transfers in October, separate from five other registry filings (homestead declarations, a conservation order, a tax lien release and a nominal-consideration trust transfer) that were not sales. Only two of the seven carried a recorded price: $265,000 and $275,000, both tied to Gunn Road Extension parcels sold the same day, putting the median at $270,000 for now. The month's top transaction was E LLC's $275,000 sale of 4 Gunn Rd Extension to Jay N. Michelman. The remaining five sales, including three involving a lender as seller, have no price on file yet, so overall market tone for October cannot be fully assessed from available data.
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