Only Four of October's 15 Granby Deeds Show a Recorded Price

GRANBY -- Fifteen real estate transfers were recorded in Granby during October 2026, but only four carried a sale price in the registry data released so far, leaving most of the month's activity to be confirmed in the coming weeks.

MARKET OVERVIEW The Hampshire County Registry of Deeds recorded 15 transfers tied to Granby properties between Oct. 2 and Oct. 31. Of those, four showed a sale price, ranging from $75,000 to $187,879, with a median of $107,500. The remaining 11 transfers showed "price not yet available," which is typical for recently recorded deeds and does not indicate the price was withheld. Because 11 of 15 transfers lack confirmed prices, the raw count of 15 is the clearest indicator of October activity level; price-based conclusions should be treated as preliminary until more data posts.

TOP SALES The month's highest recorded sale was 9 Mary Lyon Dr., which sold for $187,879. The seller was listed as Amy K. Baker (also recorded as Amy Baker); the buyer was listed as Freedom Mortgage Corp. and Dart. No bed, bath or square-footage data was available. The second-highest recorded sale was the condominium unit at 12 Granby Heights, Unit 12, which sold for $110,000. Taylor Holt was the seller and Sarah Thompson the buyer. 17 Ferry Hill Rd. sold for $105,000. Kimberly Ann Ouimet and David Zoel Ouimet were the sellers; Alden Credit Union was the buyer. 62 Amherst St. sold for $75,000. Kevin C. O'Grady and Kimberly R. O'Grady were the sellers; Polish National Credit Union was the buyer.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN Granby Heights, Unit 12 saw four separate recorded transfers in October: one at $110,000 (Holt to Thompson), and three additional entries, listed under slightly different address formats, for which price was not yet available or which named a document filing, such as an estate tax affidavit or a declaration of homestead, as the counterparty rather than a new owner. Amherst Street had two transfers: the $75,000 sale at 62 Amherst St. and a price-not-yet-available transfer at 375 Amherst St. involving the estate of Jeanne F. Tower. All four confirmed sale prices in October, $75,000 to $187,879, fell under the $500,000 tier; no transfer in the available price data exceeded that threshold.

MARKET NOTES Six of the 15 recorded transfers named a bank, credit union or mortgage entity as grantor or grantee, including Alden Credit Union, Polish National Credit Union, UMassFive College Federal Credit Union, Freedom Mortgage Corp. and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. Four transfers listed a document type, such as a declaration of homestead or an affidavit regarding estate tax, as the recorded grantee rather than an individual or company buyer, which reflects a filing tied to the property rather than a conventional sale. One transfer, at 14 School St., was recorded for nominal consideration under $10,000 from the Dugre Family Trust to Christy M. Dugre and Alexander G. Dugre; the shared surname indicates a transfer within the same family. The Lamorder Family Irrevocable Trust also appeared as a grantor on a separate, price-not-yet-available transfer at 33 New Ludlow Rd. Granby Town was listed as grantee on two records during the month. No square-footage, bedroom or bathroom data was available for any property, so no price-per-square-foot comparisons could be made.

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.