Brockton Home Sale Prices Range Widely as Eight of Twelve Deeds Disclose Value

BROCKTON -- Plymouth County Registry of Deeds records show 12 property transfers in Brockton recorded between July 24 and July 27, 2026, with disclosed sale prices ranging from $340 to $840 and a median of $592 among the eight transactions that listed a consideration amount.

MARKET OVERVIEW Twelve deeds were recorded in the four-week period covered by this report, all clustered in the final week of July. Of those, eight disclosed a sale price, ranging from a low of $340 at 229 Perkins Ave. to a high of $840 at 57 Dover St. The median disclosed price was $592. The remaining four transactions, at 12 Elmside Rd., 285 Green St., 55 Candy Ln. and 150 Ardsley Cir., did not include a disclosed price. Twelve recorded transactions in a single month is a modest sample on its own and not enough, without additional context, to characterize the broader Brockton market as brisk or slow.

TOP SALES The highest disclosed sale was 57 Dover St. at $840, transferred from seller Joao J. Andrade to buyers Ken Marley Fils and Marie Maude Louis. The second-highest was 375 Pearl St. at $760, sold by Francis L. and Pamela S. Gurley to Mikel and Melania L. Alfonso. Third was 71 Albany St. at $710, sold by Lynette Marie Routhier to Antonio Jermaine Jones. Fourth was 33 Prince St. at $600, sold by Edson Mendonca to Patricia and Antonio Jesus. Rounding out the top five was 82 Tilton Ave. at $585, sold by Denise N. Baker (also recorded as Denise Nona Baker) to Duane Darren Bailey.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN No street in this data set recorded more than one sale, so no single-street pattern emerged. By price tier among the eight disclosed sales: three transactions fell between $700 and $840 (Dover Street, Pearl Street and Albany Street); three fell between $500 and $600 (Prince Street, Tilton Avenue and Morton Street, the last at $525); and two fell under $500 (Dunham Street at $374 and Perkins Avenue at $340). The four transactions without a disclosed price, on Elmside Road, Green Street, Candy Lane and Ardsley Circle, cannot be assigned to a price tier.

MARKET NOTES Deed data shows no bed, bath or square-footage figures for any of the 12 properties, so no price-per-square-foot comparisons are possible. Several transactions in the period involved transfers within the same family or into a trust rather than a sale to an unrelated buyer. At 150 Ardsley Cir., Nancy T. Quinn transferred the property to herself as trustee of the Nancy T. Quinn Revocable Trust. At 55 Candy Ln., Raymond and Diana L. Wong transferred the property to Salinda Wong and Rosanna Wong as trustees. At 12 Elmside Rd., Jason W. and Adam L. Millet transferred the property to Susan M. Millet. At 229 Perkins Ave., a transfer involving the estate of Dorothy M. Quimby passed to David G. and Steven H. Quimby. None of these four transactions disclosed a sale price. Two other transactions involved a limited liability company: 18 Dunham St. was sold by Karen I. and Daniel R. Buck to Dunham Street LLC for $374, and 285 Green St. was sold by Redwood Capital Investments East LLC to Sherry Cobb, though that sale did not disclose a price.

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.