Lowell Real Estate for week of August 19, 2013

The following sales of real estate occurred this week in Lowell:

August 19, 2013 – Monday
200 Market St Unit 312 for $164,000. Prior sale in 2004 for $205,000

August 20, 2013 – Tuesday
Lowell RE sale: 24 Burnside St for $150,000. Previous sale in 2013 for $136,000
Lowell RE sale: 30 Fort Hill Ave for $180,000. Previous sale in 2008 for $285,000

August 21, 2013 – Wednesday
23-25 Dane St for $300,000 (sold to UML Building Authority). Prior sale in 2009 for $220,000
341 Pawtucket Blvd Unit 16 for $96,500. Prior sale in 1981 for $45,850

August 22, 2013 – Thursday
28 Blossom st for $119,900. Prior sale in 1958
214 West London St for $165. Prior sale in 1963
200 Market St Unit 53B for $232,500. Prior sale in 2011 for $179,000
103-105 School St Unit 3 for $222,500. New condominium conversion
75 Myrtle St for $235,000. Prior sale in 2013 for $92,900
428 Parker St for $218,500. Prior sale in 2003 for $291,000
417 Hildreth St Unit 27 for $128,000. Prior sale in 2004 for $226,112

August 23, 2013 – Friday
126 Mammoth Rd for $230,000. Prior sale in 2009 for $175,000
83 Berkeley Ave for $270,000. Prior sale in 2007 for $278,900
35 Puffer St for $207,500. Prior sale in 2011 (foreclosure) for $285,560
10 Bristol St for $239,000. Prior sale in 1977 for $31,900
15 Andrew St Unit 15 for $182,900. 1st sale of condo unit
1975 Middlesex St Unit 41 for $233,000. Prior sale in 2010 for $244,900
52 Lawrence St Unit M502 for $195,000. Prior sale in 2006 for $279,000
476-478 Wilder St for $265,000. Prior sale in 2004 for $305,000
104 Boulevard St for $231,000. Prior sale in 2005 for $200,000
189-191 Middlesex St for $262,500. Prior sale in 1986 for $140,000
193-201 Middlesex St for $495,000. Prior sale in 1997 for $530,000

2 Responses to Lowell Real Estate for week of August 19, 2013

  1. Tobes says:

    83 Berkeley! The most exciting part about selling was waiting for the day the house got into the DHJr tweet!

    This was our “starter” (now obsolete) home bought in 2007. Bringing money to closing was a bummer but we’re hoping (still) record low rates and a rehabilitating housing market will be the elixir that cures us.

  2. DickH says:

    2007 was a tough time to have bought a house. Congratulations on escaping the underwater mortgage. Things are improving.