October 7, 2025 - 10:37

During the week of September 22 to September 26, several notable real estate transactions took place, reflecting a dynamic market environment.
One significant sale involved the property at 320 Harrison Avenue, which was acquired by Boomerang Acquisition LLC from Spring Creek, LLC for a substantial $12,145,000. This transaction highlights the ongoing demand for high-value properties in the area.
Another noteworthy sale was at 55 Ayrault Street, where Thomas Morton, acting as Trustee of the Robert & Drucilla Morton Revocable Living Trusts, sold the property to Denise Pelle for $2,000,000. This transaction underscores the continued interest in residential properties, particularly in desirable neighborhoods.
Additionally, the market remains active with various other transactions occurring throughout the week, indicating a robust real estate landscape. Investors and homebuyers alike are navigating opportunities, contributing to a vibrant market atmosphere. As these transactions unfold, they signify the ongoing evolution of the local real estate scene.
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