Newton Home Sales Reach $4.5 Million High as Summer Market Stays Active
Newton recorded 17 deed transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, 2026, with 13 carrying recorded prices ranging from $291,900 to $4.5 million and a median of $1,665,000. The standout transaction was 66 Montrose St., which sold for $4.5 million, the highest recorded price in the dataset. With five of
Newton recorded 17 deed transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, 2026, with 13 carrying recorded prices ranging from $291,900 to $4.5 million and a median of $1,665,000. The standout transaction was 66 Montrose St., which sold for $4.5 million, the highest recorded price in the dataset. With five of 13 priced sales topping $2 million and only three falling below $1 million, the data shows the period was weighted toward the upper end of the price spectrum, though the modest overall transaction count suggests a typical late-summer pace rather than a surge in volume.
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