Easthampton records mostly lien releases, not sales, in late-July filing period
Between July 24 and Aug. 22, Hampshire County Registry of Deeds recorded 14 documents tied to Easthampton properties, but only two were actual property transfers. One, at 2 Little St., sold for $70,000 to UMassFive College Federal Credit Union. The other, a family transfer at 26 Ashley Circle, had no price recorded yet. The remaining 12 filings were non-sale documents: 11 certificates releasing Massachusetts estate tax liens tied to a single estate, and one solar easement agreement. With only one recorded sale price, the period's data cannot support a price range, median, or a read on overall market conditions.
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