Recorded Sale Considerations Stay Under $800 Across East Bridgewater Deeds

EAST BRIDGEWATER -- Nine deeds were recorded in East Bridgewater between June 26 and July 25, 2026, according to Plymouth County Registry of Deeds filings, with disclosed sale considerations ranging from $300 to $799.

MARKET OVERVIEW The registry recorded nine property transfers during the period. Six of the nine listed a sale price, with a range of $300 to $799 and a median of $562. The other three transfers did not disclose a price. Notably, all six disclosed considerations fall well under $1,000, figures that do not reflect typical home values and likely represent nominal or below-market considerations rather than full purchase prices — a pattern common in certain deed types. Based on the raw count alone, nine recorded transfers over the 30-day period; no prior-period data was provided for comparison.

TOP SALES The highest recorded consideration was $799, for 81 Amber Dr., sold July 30 [June 30], 2026, from sellers Graeme A. Beattie and Susan J. Beattie to buyers Stephen J. Roche and Jean E. Roche. The next-highest was $630, for 254 N. Central St., sold June 29 from sellers Peter H. Pilkington III and Carol A. Pilkington to buyers Mahbul Abdullah and Ana Rodrigues. At $565, 757 Central St. sold July 1, transferring from the estate of Edmund Paul Kennedy and Paul Kennedy's estate to buyers Nicholas Ames and Elisabeth Reed. A $560 sale was recorded for 167 Pine St. on July 1, from sellers Vaughn Simmons and Jorrie Simmons to buyers Paul Latif and Kristen Helena Latif. Rounding out the top five, 55 Hillside Ave. sold for $510 on June 29, transferring from Warren H. Perkins and the estate of David Allen Perkins to buyer Gerald Louis Joseph Thomas. Beds, baths and square footage were not available in the deed data for any of these properties.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN North Central Street saw two recorded transfers during the period: 254 N. Central St. ($630) and 492 N. Central St. ($300, the period's lowest disclosed price, sold to Lumber LLC). No other street had more than one recorded transfer. By price tier, all six disclosed-price sales fell under $1,000, a range too narrow and too low to sort into conventional market tiers; the data does not include any transfers with considerations reported in typical single-family home price ranges.

MARKET NOTES Three of the nine transfers — 56 Tardie Ter., 292 Harvard St. and 358 Winter St. — moved property from individual owners into trusts bearing the same family names (James Edward and Traci Ann Duhamel to their own trust; John F. and Judith A. McColgan to their own trust; Sheila McLaughlin to the McLaughlin Winter Street Realty Trust). None of these three listed a sale price. Two additional transfers involved estates: the Kennedy estate at 757 Central St. and the Perkins/estate transfer at 55 Hillside Ave., along with the Obrien/Hatfield estate transfer at 492 N. Central St. to Lumber LLC. Buyer type varied among the disclosed-price sales, including individual buyers and, in one case, a limited liability company (Lumber LLC). No square-footage or price-per-square-foot data was available in the deed records, so no per-square-foot comparisons can be made. The low dollar figures recorded across all six disclosed sales — none exceeding $799 — suggest these amounts may be nominal deed-stamp considerations rather than full market sale prices; the registry data provided does not specify assessed or market values.

Recorded Deeds

Source: Registry of Deeds. Sale amounts shown as recorded; transfers without a disclosed consideration are noted as such.

Jun 29 - Jul 5

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.