No Sale Prices Disclosed in Any of 14 Clinton Deeds Recorded

CLINTON -- Fourteen property deeds were recorded in Clinton over a three-day stretch in late June, but not one listed a sale price, and more than half involved banks or mortgage-servicing companies as the grantor, grantee or both, according to Worcester County Registry of Deeds data covering June 19 through July 18.

MARKET OVERVIEW

The dataset includes 14 recorded transfers, all dated between June 22 and June 24, 2026. No deeds were recorded in the roughly three and a half weeks that followed, through the end of the period on July 18, based on the records provided. Because no consideration amount was disclosed for any of the 14 transactions, a price range and median sale price cannot be calculated for this period. Eight of the 14 records — 269 Oak St, 102 Candlewood Ln, 78 Summit St, 434 Water St, 542 High St, 42 Henry St, 9 Woodruff Rd and 645 Devenwood Way Unit 645 — list a bank, loan servicer, or Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. (MERS) as grantor, grantee, or both, which typically reflects a mortgage assignment or lender-to-lender transfer rather than a conventional purchase by a homebuyer.

TOP SALES

Because no sale prices were disclosed in this period's data, transactions cannot be ranked by price. The most notable transfers involving identifiable private parties, in order recorded, were

100 West St A, Unit 100A — Wendy Whittaker to Everbright LLC, recorded June 22. Price not disclosed.

100 West St, Unit 100B — Benjamin Whittaker and Dorothy Sandman to Everbright LLC, recorded June 22. Price not disclosed.

16 Ash St — Francis D. Baird and Katherine A. Baird to David J. Silvester, trustee, and the Baird Irrevocable Trust, recorded June 22. Price not disclosed.

99 Flagg St — Carmine Cardillo, trustee, to the Cardillo Family Irrevocable Trust, recorded June 24. Price not disclosed.

9 Dervin Pl — seller listed as Kathryn M. Jones; no buyer listed in the record. Recorded June 23. Price not disclosed.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN

The clearest pattern in this period's data is at 100 West St, where both recorded units — A (100A) and B (100B) — changed hands on the same day, June 22, with the same buyer, Everbright LLC, acquiring both from separate sellers (Wendy Whittaker for Unit A; Benjamin Whittaker and Dorothy Sandman for Unit B). No other street in the dataset appears more than once. With no sale prices disclosed for any transaction, sales cannot be grouped into price tiers for this period.

MARKET NOTES

No consideration amount was recorded for any of the 14 deeds in this dataset, which limits how much the period's transaction activity can say about pricing trends in Clinton. Eight of the 14 records name a bank or mortgage servicer — including Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Capital One, TD Bank, JPMorgan Chase, MERS, Freedom Mortgage Corp., EMM Loans LLC, United Wholesale Mortgage LLC, Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC and First American Mortgage Solutions LLC — as grantor, grantee or both, rather than an individual buyer and seller. Two records reflect transfers within the same family into a trust: 99 Flagg St, where Carmine Cardillo transferred the property to the Cardillo Family Irrevocable Trust, and 16 Ash St, where Francis D. and Katherine A. Baird transferred the property to David J. Silvester as trustee of the Baird Irrevocable Trust. One record in the dataset, dated June 24, does not include a street address; it shows Meeting House Way Partners LLC as grantor and Massachusetts Electric Co. and Verizon New England Inc. as grantees, consistent with a utility easement rather than a residential property sale, and is not counted among the period's home transactions above. The dataset does not include bedroom, bathroom or square-footage figures, so no price-per-square-foot or property-type comparisons beyond what is noted here can be made.

Recorded Deeds

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

Jun 22 - Jun 28

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