Stockbridge June Deed Data Shows Three Sales Clustered Tightly Between $500K and $530K

STOCKBRIDGE -- Only three of 14 recorded deed transactions in Stockbridge between June 6 and July 5, 2026, carried disclosed sale prices, limiting market visibility even as the narrow range of those figures — $500,000 to $530,000 — points to mid-tier single-family activity. The remaining 11 transfers included trust restructurings, mortgage-related conveyances, and a sale to the town itself, making this one of the more complex deed periods in recent months.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Fourteen deeds were recorded during the period, but only three carried disclosed consideration amounts, yielding a price range of $500,000 to $530,000 and a median of $520,000. The raw count of 14 transactions appears active on its surface, but the 79% rate of undisclosed prices makes it difficult to characterize true market volume. Observations below are limited to the three arm's-length sales with stated prices.
• TOP SALES
• The highest disclosed sale of the period was a property identified as White Pines, sold June 12 for $530,000. Sellers Bruce Cohen and White Pines conveyed the property to Matthew and Alice Sheedy. The second-highest disclosed sale was 22 Mahkeenac Heights Road, which sold June 8 for $520,000; sellers Rodney B. McDaniel and attorney Jeanette Cosgrove conveyed the property to David Alan Eichenbaum and Debra Golden Eichenbaum. The third disclosed transaction was 34 Glendale Road, recorded June 9 at $500,000, with Susan P. Bubenas and Joseph W. Bubenas as trustees conveying to Lee Bank — a transfer that, given the grantee, may reflect a foreclosure or deed-in-lieu arrangement; no further characterization is made here beyond what the record shows.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• The three priced sales were spread across distinct locations. Mahkeenac Heights Road accounted for one of the two mid-range sales at $520,000. Glendale Road produced the period's lowest disclosed price at $500,000. The top sale was associated with the White Pines address on Hawthorne Road, which also generated multiple additional undisclosed-price deed entries during the same recording date. Among undisclosed transfers, Yale Court, Yale Hill Road, Mahkeenac Road, Main Street, South Street, East Main Street, and Goodrich Street each appeared once, reflecting broad geographic distribution across town with no single street dominating volume.
• MARKET NOTES
• Several entries in this period reflect transaction types other than straightforward open-market sales. The June 12 transfer of 19 Hawthorne Road from Bruce Cohen and Tova Mirvis to the Town of Stockbridge, price not disclosed, is notable as a municipal acquisition. The June 10 transfer of 48 Mahkeenac Road from John M. Lewis to John M. Lewis TR and Edith M. Lewis TR is consistent with a trust conveyance. The June 10 transfer of 34 Main Street Unit 2 from Kalischer Tanya TR to Kalischer Tanya and Kalischer Cornelia similarly follows a trust-to-individual pattern. The Greylock Federal Credit Union transfer at 19 Goodrich Street and the NBT Bank NA transfer at 72 East Main Street are both consistent with lender-related conveyances. These non-arm's-length or institutional transfers account for a significant share of the period's deed volume and are the primary reason so few prices were disclosed.

Recorded Deeds

Source: Registry of Deeds. Sale amounts shown as recorded; transfers without a disclosed consideration are noted as such.

Jun 8 - Jun 14

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.