Chesterfield's Select Board debated forgiving an $18,624 housing loan for a Bray Road seller. From our own coverage: Select Board weighs Bray Road loan forgiveness request.
Hampshire County deed records show seven Chesterfield property sales recorded in October, alongside two nominal-consideration family and trust transfers and one homestead declaration filing that were not counted as sales.
Chesterfield's Council on Aging board meets Monday morning as senior programs continue. From our own coverage: Property records show 13 October transfers.
Chesterfield's October real estate roundup logs 13 deed transfers with sale prices still pending. From our own coverage: 13 deed transfers filed in October roundup.
Chesterfield recorded 13 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but only two carried a recorded sale price: 205 Sugar Hill Rd. at $170,000 and 54 Bray Rd. at $193,000, putting the median at $181,500 for the priced sales.
Chesterfield recorded 10 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, but only one, the Oct. 15 sale of 82 Willcutt Road for $849,000, has a sale price on file so far; the other nine show "price not yet available," a common lag at the registry.
Hampshire County Registry of Deeds records show 14 property filings referencing Chesterfield from Sept. 11 through Oct. 10: 11 transfers of property to a new owner and three non-sale filings, two homestead declarations and an estate-tax affidavit. None of the 11 transfers carried a recorded sale
The Select Board rejected a request for loan forgiveness from a homeowner at 50 Bray Road. Roslyn Malkin had sought forgiveness of an $18,624 housing rehabilitation loan balance after deciding to sell her property due to health issues.
Twelve deeds were recorded in Chesterfield between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but none include sale price data yet, so no price range or median can be calculated this period. Five of the 12 filings involved a bank or credit union as seller or buyer, including Florence Bank, Greenfield Savings Bank,
Ten documents were recorded at the Hampshire County Registry of Deeds for Chesterfield addresses from Aug. 28 to Sept. 26, but most were not sales: five were declarations of homestead, and others included a tax lien, an estate tax affidavit, and a special permit decision. Only two or three
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