November 18, 2025 - 19:31

A series of notable real estate transactions took place from November 3 to November 7, highlighting the ongoing activity in the property market.
One of the significant sales involved the property at 84 Coggeshall Ave., which changed hands from JRL Holdings, LLC to Joseph and Brittany Covill for an impressive $4,965,000. This transaction underscores the demand for high-value properties in desirable locations.
Another noteworthy sale was at 5 Harbor House, where Laurel Seebach sold the property to Michael Grieco, Jr. for $3,420,000. This sale further reflects the robust interest in waterfront properties, which continue to attract buyers looking for both investment opportunities and personal residences.
Additionally, 7 Carroll Ave. was sold by 7 Carroll Ave., LLC, although specific details regarding the sale price and the new owners were not disclosed. The activity in this period demonstrates a vibrant real estate market, with various properties changing hands and attracting significant investments.
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