Eighteen Wakefield property transfers were recorded between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with nine carrying a posted sale price ranging from $15,000 to $1,387,500 and a median of $735,000 among those nine.
Chair Kevin Yost and board members reviewed a September food bank distribution for 32 veterans and families, a returning coffee social at the Senior Center, and new merchant discounts, while weighing relief support for a veteran in need.
The Town of Wakefield posted its autumn newsletter, featuring a message from the town administrator covering early voting, upcoming flu clinics and veteran outreach. From our own coverage: Free concert at Civic Center set for Oct. 24; Recycling and sustainability day set for Oct. 31.
State lawmaker to host recycling and sustainability day at Galvin Middle School Oct. 31. From our own coverage: Recycling and sustainability day set for Oct. 31.
Beebe Library and the Friends of Beebe are hosting a free concert at the Civic Center featuring the Rubin Brothers, third-generation Boston artists known for playing originals while unicycling and juggling.
The Wakefield Veterans Advisory Board meets Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 6:30 p.m., with agenda details posted on the town calendar. From our own coverage: September home sales ranged widely across town; Drug Take Back Day set for Oct. 24.
Wakefield's September home sales ranged from $325,230 to $975,000, with the median sale price reaching $773,000, according to Wakefield News's monthly roundup of local real estate transactions. From our own coverage: September home sales top out near $975,000.
Wakefield recorded 20 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, but only nine listed a sale price, ranging from $325,230 to $975,000 with a median of $773,000. The month's top sale was 19 Curve St. at $975,000, sold by Arthur F. and Kathryn Louise Meng Elmes to Elizabeth Watt Boehm.