Prices Lag for Most of Princeton's 14 September Deed Transfers
Princeton's registry of deeds recorded 14 property transfers between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but sale prices have posted for only two so far: $22,000 and $40,000, a median of $31,000 among the priced deals. The other 12, including two each on Ball Hill Road and Sterling Road, have no price on file yet,
Princeton's registry of deeds recorded 14 property transfers between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but sale prices have posted for only two so far: $22,000 and $40,000, a median of $31,000 among the priced deals. The other 12, including two each on Ball Hill Road and Sterling Road, have no price on file yet, which typically appears within about a week of recording. The period's highest-priced transfer on record, 274 Brooks Station Rd. at $40,000, sold Sept. 14. Nine of the 14 transfers involved a bank, credit union, or mortgage-registration entity as a party, and two were trust transfers. With most prices still outstanding, the period's overall market tone cannot yet be read from the available data.
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