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From What's Up Newp, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
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What Sold: A look at 23 homes that changed hands last week in Newport County (Oct. 26-30), on What's Up NewpTwenty-three properties traded hands across Newport County last week, with sales ranging from $70,000 to $2,858,000. Despite the seasonal slowdown, elevated borrowing costs and changing expectations on both sides of the transaction, the local real estate market continues to move. Pretty consistently. Highlighting the week was the sale of 51 Ayrault Street in Newport, a
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What soldTwenty-three homes changed hands in Newport County Oct.
Twenty-three homes changed hands in Newport County Oct. 26-30, for $70,000 to $2,858,000. The top sale was 51 Ayrault Street in Newport, a four-bedroom Colonial, and average time on market was approximately 64 days.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: What's Up Newp