North Adams July Sales Show $50,000 to $293,910 Range, Few Prices Disclosed

NORTH ADAMS -- The Northern Berkshire Registry of Deeds recorded 18 property transfers in North Adams between July 24 and Aug. 22, 2026. Only two of those transactions disclosed a sale price, limiting what the data can show about overall market values for the period.

MARKET OVERVIEW Of the 18 recorded transfers, two included a consideration amount: $50,000 and $293,910. That produces a price range of $50,000 to $293,910 and a median of $171,955 across the disclosed sales. The remaining 16 transfers, or nearly 89 percent of the total, did not include a sale price in the deed record. With so few prices disclosed, the recorded data does not support a conclusion about whether the period was more or less active than usual; the raw count of 18 transfers is presented here without a comparable prior-period figure for context, so readers should treat the count on its own rather than as a signal of a busier or slower market.

TOP SALES 13 East Quincy St sold for $293,910 on July 24, 2026, the highest disclosed price of the period. The seller was listed as Steven and Stacey Jarnagin; the buyer was Greylock Federal Credit Union. A second recorded entry for the same address, filed the same day under a separate deed book and page, did not include a price. 54 Rand St sold for $50,000 on July 29, 2026. The seller was listed as Rebecca J. Martin and Charles L. Martin Sr.; the buyer was Adams Community Bank. No other transactions in the period disclosed a sale price, so no additional entries can be ranked among the top sales by dollar amount. Price not disclosed applies to the remaining 16 transfers in the data set.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN The 18 recorded entries covered 13 distinct addresses; five addresses appear twice in the data set with separate recorded instruments. 152 Harding Ave, 34 West Shaft Rd, 29 Gallup St, 82 Cherry St and 13 East Quincy St each generated two entries, together accounting for 10 of the month's 18 recorded transfers. The remaining eight entries were single filings at 54 Rand St, 100 Porter St, 2 Granite St, 110 Johnson St, 80 Franklin St, 51 Frederick St, and 172 Houghton St, plus one entry recorded without a street address. Because only two of the 18 entries disclosed a price, a breakdown by price tier is not meaningful for most of the period's activity. The two disclosed sales, $50,000 and $293,910, both fall under the $500,000 mark; no disclosed sale in the data set exceeded $300,000.

MARKET NOTES Greylock Federal Credit Union appears as a party, either grantor or grantee, in seven of the 18 recorded entries: as seller in both entries for 29 Gallup St and both for 82 Cherry St, as seller at 80 Franklin St and 51 Frederick St, and as buyer at 13 East Quincy St. Adams Community Bank appears in three entries: as buyer at 54 Rand St and as seller in both entries for 34 West Shaft Rd. Two additional entries listed a bank as grantor: MountainOne Bank, address not specified in the record, and TD Bank N.A. at 172 Houghton St. One transfer, at 152 Harding Ave, moved from the estate of Brian L. Mullen and Carolyn H. Mullen to James M. Mullen and Jeffrey Mullen, a transfer within the same family name. Bedroom, bathroom and square-footage figures were not available from the deed records for any property in this data set, and the records did not specify whether individual properties were single-family homes, condominiums or multi-family buildings. Sale price was disclosed in just two of the 18 recorded transfers, or about 11 percent of the period's activity, a share too small to draw broader conclusions about pricing trends in North Adams for the period.

Recorded Deeds

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

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