Monroe
Monroe, MA · Real Estate
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Real Estate Transactions for Oct. 29, 2026
121 Florence Road Unit 2C: Olga L. Jordan to Bekim Imeri and Mbaresa Kuka, $275,000 on Oct. 9. 120 Harbor Street: Nicholas Anderson to Dana E. Bregman, $768,000 on Oct. 5. 34 Howard Avenue: Stephen Diaz and Sofia Noori to Morash Family Trust and Stephen A. Morash, $920,000 on Oct. 5.
hoodline.com
Naugatuck's Vacant Lot Becomes 60 Apartments, With 120 More and a Train Station Coming
The first 60 apartments at The Platform at Naugatuck are complete on a seven-acre downtown site that had stood vacant for years. The project’s location alongside a planned replacement train station makes the development part of a broader effort to bring housing and rail access together in downtown Naugatuck.
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Forget Big City Living And Head To This Insanely Affordable Small Town In Massachusetts
Nobody moves to a big city because they love paying enormous amounts of money for a small apartment where the walls are thin enough to hear your neighbor’s entire phone conversation. They move there for opportunity, energy, and the feeling that something is always happening, but at some point,...
Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Central Mass. real estate transfers, Sunday, Oct. 25
Ashburnham $530,000, 173 Sherbert Rd, John J Wilson Jr T, and Wilson Jr, John J, to Smith, Matthew, and Smith, Asgtyn.$383,600, 16 Chapel St, Janeen M Quintal Ret, and Quintal, Janeen M, to Bellevance, Victoria.$376,150, 189 Sherbert Rd, Tarra, Robin M, to Rheaume, Ashley B.$350,000, 3 Dunn Rd, 3 Dunn Rd LLC, to Ashburnham Lakes LLC. Ashby $630,000, 557 Fitchburg State Rd, Khanoyan, Michael T, and Khanoyan, Brittan M, to Shepardson, Keegan Herber, and Shepardson, Lauren Mikael.$575,000, 110 Piper Rd, Complete Hm Improvement I, to Ramirez, Brianna, and Caceres, Jonathan.$174,000, 72 Park Rd, Nielson Donald C Est, and Nielson, Brian, to Melo, Pedro, and Melo, Sarah. Athol $387,000, 232 Arlington St, Haughton Jr, Reginald C, to Patria, Angelica, and Patria, Brian.$250,000, 1-5 Petersham Rd, Rrj T, and Godin, Frances, to Piragis, Ryan, and Piragis, Sarah.$200,000, 75 Coolidge St, Chartier, Maria Luisa, to Bertnell Realty Inc. Auburn $6,600,000, 735 Southbridge St, Atlanta Re Holdings LLC, to Bocada Milbury LLC.$725,000, 773 Southbridge St, Taylor, David C, to 773 Southbridge St LLC.$490,000, 7 Simonds St, Gilles, Patricia, to Lewis, Charles Joseph, and Lloyd, Mackenzie.$474,000, 304 South St, Provest, F Hilary, to Roskes, Kenay B, and Roskes, Cassidy M.$470,000, 4 Loring St, Langway, Katie
CBS News
Ballot question 6 in Massachusetts would create Nature for All Fund
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Winn Completes $51M Residences on Lincoln Square
Worcester, MA — WinnCompanies recently celebrated the completion of a $51 million construction effort that delivered 80 affordable, energy-efficient apartment homes for adults 55 and older in Worcester. Gov. Maura Healey and officials from the City of Worcester joined WinnCompanies executives on Oct. 21 to cut the ribbon of The Residences on Lincoln Square.
theberkshireedge.com
Berkshire region real estate sales – October 23, 2026
375 East Road: Wiliam T. Beattie and Martha Beattie of Clarksburg to Aaron E. Beattie and Stefan R. Beattie, $1 on 10/08/2026. 150 N St #2: Thomas Perreault and Judith Perreault of Dalton to Karen Hume, $225,000 on 10/09/2026. 83 Cider Lane #83: Yona D. Hermanm of Dalton to Lester...
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This Charming Massachusetts River Town Still Has Homes Priced Under $200K
Bald eagles, a fish ladder, and a whole village built around a planned 1860s factory grid. That sounds like a lot for one small spot, right?. It also has old brick buildings lining a walkable main street. The Connecticut River crashes over a dam right at the edge of downtown....
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This Quiet Massachusetts City Still Has Homes Priced Under $170,000
Volleyball was invented here. A YMCA instructor named William G. Morgan dreamed it up in 1895, and the city still proudly hosts the Volleyball Hall of Fame. That alone would earn a spot on my list. Yet this Massachusetts city also built a network of canals to power its paper mills, which once earned it the nickname Paper City.