Hampshire County Registry of Deeds recorded six property sales in Plainfield during October 2026. Three carry a recorded price, ranging from $100,000 to $444,000, with a median of $336,000; the other three have no price yet entered, a normal data lag rather than a withheld figure.
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Library sets informational meeting on adult job skills training program Thursday afternoon. From our own coverage: Grant Street sale stands out in quiet deed week.
Grant Street sale leads Plainfield's latest real estate roundup as other deed prices remain pending. From our own coverage: Grant Street sale leads real estate roundup.
Ten deeds were recorded in Plainfield from Sept. 25 to Oct. 24, but only two carried a sale price by the time records were compiled: $100,000 and $444,000, producing a reported median of $272,000.
Nine documents were recorded at the Hampshire County Registry of Deeds affecting Plainfield properties between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, but only four represented actual property transfers, and no sale prices were available in the data yet.
Most deeds recorded in Plainfield this period were filed without a sale price listed. From our own coverage: Most Plainfield deeds filed this period carry no sale price. Also in today's brief (5 items): No school Monday for Columbus Day; No school Tuesday for staff training day; School …
Nine deed documents were recorded for Plainfield properties between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only four represented an actual change of ownership; the rest were homestead declarations and estate-tax filings. Just one sale carries a recorded price so far: 39 Hawley St. sold for $60,000 on Sept. 15
Five property records were recorded in Plainfield between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but only one included a sale price so far. That sale, at 39 Hawley St, closed for $60,000 on Sept. 15, sold by Jonathan W. Herbert and Suzanne E. Platanitis to Ronald and Hilary Weeks. The other four records have no price