Real Estate Sales Overview: February 24 to February 28
March 10, 2025 - 23:21
A series of significant real estate transactions took place from February 24 to February 28, showcasing the vibrant property market. Notably, 3 Webster Street changed hands, with Caleb and Emily Bush Brown selling the property to Brian Savage and Carolyn Goldstein for an impressive $1,585,000. This sale highlights the ongoing demand for desirable residential locations.
In another noteworthy transaction, 31 Coddington Wharf Unit 21 was sold by John and Tracy Shea to Marc Kleiman for $1,300,000. This waterfront property reflects the appeal of living in close proximity to scenic views and local amenities.
Additionally, 525 Broadway also saw a change in ownership, further indicating the robust activity in the real estate sector during this period. The recent sales illustrate a strong market, with buyers eager to invest in valuable properties. As the trend continues, the real estate landscape remains dynamic and promising for both buyers and sellers.
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