North Adams Registry Data Yields Just One Confirmed Property Sale for June Period
NORTH ADAMS -- Just one arm's-length property sale with a disclosed price is clearly identifiable in Northern Berkshire Registry of Deeds records for the period ending June 29, 2026, after most other entries in the dataset prove to be mortgage recordings, release deeds, trust instruments, or intra-family transfers rather than conventional property conveyances.
- MARKET OVERVIEW
- Of 15 instruments recorded at the registry during the period, only one transaction — 99 Tremont St. at $174,000 — meets the standard definition of a property sale with a disclosed consideration between an individual seller and individual buyers. The remaining 14 entries include mortgage recordings in which the named "buyer" is a lending institution (Freedom Mortgage Corp., T Bank, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., Guild Mortgage Co. LLC, and Greylock Federal Credit Union), a release deed, deed-book reference instruments with no independent sale price, an entry with no street address, and at least one apparent same-day re-conveyance. Dollar figures attached to mortgage-instrument entries reflect loan amounts recorded at the registry, not sale prices, and are not reported here as such. With one confirmed sale, no median or price range can be calculated for this period.
- TOP SALES
- 99 Tremont St. sold June 3 for $174,000. Eriq Santos was the seller; Bruce Van Valkenburg and Craig Gardner were the buyers. No other property sales with disclosed prices were identified in the dataset.
- NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
- The single confirmed sale occurred on Tremont Street. Several streets appeared in deed-related instruments — including Murray Avenue, Franklin Street, Jackson Street, Autumn Drive, South State Street, Holden Street, and Gattuso Drive — but the associated instruments were mortgages, releases, or trust transfers rather than conventional sales.
- MARKET NOTES
- The high proportion of mortgage and financing instruments relative to deed conveyances in this dataset limits any meaningful analysis of North Adams sale trends for the period. Readers seeking a fuller picture of local market activity should consult additional registry periods or request a complete deed-only pull from the Northern Berkshire Registry of Deeds.