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Natick October deed data shows six-figure gap between priciest and most affordable sales

Natick recorded 20 property deed transfers in October, but only six carried a sale price, ranging from $310,000 to $1,075,000 with a median of $585,500. The month's top transaction was 3 Broads Ave, which sold for $1,075,000 on Oct. 14.

Natick recorded 20 property deed transfers in October, but only six carried a sale price, ranging from $310,000 to $1,075,000 with a median of $585,500. The month's top transaction was 3 Broads Ave, which sold for $1,075,000 on Oct. 14. The other 14 recordings were nominal-consideration transfers, many shifting property into trusts within the same family, including linked transfers at 0 Hartford St and 1200 Worcester St. With priced sales spanning condos near $310,000 to a single-family home above $1 million, and most October recordings reflecting non-sale transfers rather than market activity, the available data shows limited but varied price points across the town this period.

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