<div><p>From: Winona County Recorder’s Office</p><p>Recording and processing of real estate transactions delayed by the cyber-attacks were completed by the Winona County Recorder’s Office on May 6. The recordings included 124 home sales.</p><p>The number of home sales for the first four months of 2026 was down by 20 compared to a year earlier, but considering the two cyberattacks and all the challenges, many technical, County Recorder Bob Bambenek said it was a positive number. He also pointed out the number of homes for sale during the four months was limited and many parties were trying to acquire a home. March had the most sales with 58 with 24 selling for $200,000 or less. Included were several starter homes, homes which have had a very limited number available but many buyers looking.</p></div>

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Recording and processing of real estate transactions delayed by the cyber-attacks were completed by the Winona County Recorder’s Office on May 6. The recordings included 124 home sales. The number of home sales for the first four months of 2026 was down by 20 compared to a year earlier,...

Real estate recordings caught up after cyberattacks

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Recording and processing of real estate transactions delayed by the cyber-attacks were completed by the Winona County Recorder’s Office on May 6. The recor

Real estate recordings caught up after cyberattacks

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