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Winthrop deed recordings show limited price data as registry catches up

Suffolk County recorded 12 property transfers in Winthrop between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, but sale prices were available for just two as of this writing: $390,000 for 33 Circuit Rd. and $125,000 for 69 Summit Ave. Unit 3, putting the recorded median at $257,500. The other 10 transfers, including

Suffolk County recorded 12 property transfers in Winthrop between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, but sale prices were available for just two as of this writing: $390,000 for 33 Circuit Rd. and $125,000 for 69 Summit Ave. Unit 3, putting the recorded median at $257,500. The other 10 transfers, including several condominium units and three within-family trust transfers, have no price yet in registry records, a normal reporting lag rather than a withheld figure. Seven of the 12 deeds involved condominium units, and four listed a bank or mortgage-registration company as buyer or seller. Additional prices may post to the registry in the coming days.

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