Oxford Deed Filings Show No Disclosed Sale Prices for Ten Transfers

OXFORD -- Ten properties in Oxford changed hands in a five-day stretch at the end of June, according to deeds recorded at the Worcester County Registry of Deeds, but none of the filings disclosed a sale price, leaving this period's transactions without dollar figures to report.

MARKET OVERVIEW

The registry recorded 10 property transfers in Oxford during the reporting period of June 26 through July 25, 2026. All 10 were recorded between June 26 and June 30; no deeds were recorded during the remaining three-plus weeks of the period. None of the 10 filings listed a consideration amount, so no price range and no median sale price can be calculated for this period. Based on raw count alone, 10 transfers is a full slate of recorded activity, though it was concentrated entirely in the period's opening days rather than spread across the full month.

TOP SALES

Because no deed in this period disclosed a sale price, transactions cannot be ranked by value. The following are the recorded transfers for which both grantor and grantee were identified in the deed; price not disclosed for each

An Oxford property (specific street address not listed in the deed) was transferred from Penelope Ann Fournier to Penelope Ann Fournier and Raymond L. Carrier, recorded June 30. At 114 Dudley Rd, Capital One NA transferred the property to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc and JPMorgan Chase Bank NA, recorded June 30. At 1159 Stafford St, Orloff Tree Realty LLC transferred the property to Excavation Inc, recorded June 26. At 64 Old Southbridge Rd, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc and United Wholesale Mortgage LLC transferred the property to Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC, recorded June 26. At 19 Holbrook Rd, Mary Jane Hope and Michael J. Hope transferred the property to Cornerstone Bank, recorded June 26.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN

No two of the 10 transfers shared a street name; the properties were spread across nine different streets and one unaddressed Oxford parcel. Because no deed disclosed a sale price, a price-tier breakdown is not possible for this period. The closest pattern in the data is the type of parties involved: six of the 10 deeds named a bank, credit union, or mortgage-related company as grantor or grantee, while the remaining four were between individuals, including one apparent family transfer.

MARKET NOTES

No sale price was disclosed in any of the 10 deeds recorded this period, so no price-per-transaction figures are available. Financial institutions -- including Capital One NA, Shrewsbury Federal Credit Union, Figure Lending LLC, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc, United Wholesale Mortgage LLC, Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC, and Cornerstone Bank -- appeared as grantor or grantee in six of the 10 transfers. One transfer, recorded June 30 for an Oxford property without a listed street address, named Penelope Ann Fournier as both grantor and grantee, with Raymond L. Carrier added as a second grantee; the deed data does not indicate why. Five of the 10 deeds -- for 19 Conlin Rd, 39 Fairlawn Ave, 11 Foster St, 6 Allen Ave, and 22 Quobaug Ave -- listed only a single "seller" field naming two parties, with no separate buyer identified in the record. All 10 filings were recorded within the same five-day window, June 26 through June 30, with no deeds recorded in Oxford during the remainder of the reporting period through July 25.

Recorded Deeds

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

Jun 22 - Jun 28

Jun 29 - Jul 5

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