Lee Records 11 Property Deeds in Late Summer, Few Sale Prices Disclosed

The Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds recorded 11 property transactions in Lee between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only two included a disclosed sale price. Those two sales ranged from $150,000, for 90 Silver St., to $281,250, for 180 Center St., with a median of $215,625. Four of the remaining

Lee Youth Association opens registration for its 2026 Biddy Baseball season and Hoop Camp.

Lee Youth Association has opened online registration for two youth programs, Biddy Baseball 2026 and the LYA Hoop Camp 2026, through its website. The nonprofit, based on Pleasant Street, says its programming is built around the community's changing needs for children, young adults and f…

Obituary notices, week of August 31, 2026 through September 6, 2026

This week's Lee, Massachusetts obituary notices column carries one qualifying notice: Coon, Manley Robert "Bud," age 92, of Lee, who died Tuesday, September 1, 2026. Born in Canaan, Connecticut, and raised in Sheffield, Coon attended Housatonic Valley Regional High School, Class of 1952…

Lee sees 16 deeds recorded in late summer, but few reveal a price

Sixteen deeds were recorded for Lee properties between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only five disclosed a sale price, ranging from $250,000 to $506,500 with a median of $290,000. The month's top sale was 545 Leisure Lee Rd, which sold for $506,500 on Aug. 10 from Richard and Sharon Lerman to Rhona

Lee sales cluster at $200,000 as most prices go unreported

Nine property transfers were recorded in Lee between July 31 and August 29, but only three disclosed a sale price, ranging from $200,000 to $255,000 with a $200,000 median. The month's top sale was a Marble Heights condominium unit at 55 Marble St, Unit 5, which sold for $255,000 to trustees Maura

Obituary notices, week of August 17 through August 23, 2026

One Lee obituary was published this week: Bellinger, Pia Guerra. Bellinger, 93, a former Housatonic resident and 1951 graduate of Searles High School, died August 17 at Landings at Laurel Lake in Lee. The notice was posted via Finnerty & Stevens Funeral Home, Inc. of Great Barrington an…

Lee deeds show wide price gap as few July sales disclose price

The Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds recorded 14 property transfers in Lee from July 24 through August 22, but only two disclosed a sale price: $30,000 for 13 Academy St. and $463,200 for 100 South Prospect St., yielding a median of $246,600 among disclosed sales. Twelve transactions listed no

Three Disclosed Lee Sales Range From $30,000 to $463,200 in Late July

Lee's registry of deeds recorded 14 property transfers between July 17 and Aug. 15, but only three disclosed a sale price: $30,000, $200,000 and $463,200, a median of $200,000 among those three. The top disclosed sale was 100 South Prospect St. at $463,200, transferred from Marni A. and Christer J.

Four Disclosed Sales Anchor A Wider Batch Of Lee Deed Filings

Fifteen property transactions were recorded for Lee between July 10 and Aug. 8, but only four disclosed a sale price, ranging from $52,500 to $975,000 with a median of $137,500. The top sale was 560 Stockbridge Rd. at $975,000, sold by Victor Maslov to Lori Ann Grazio and Jason David Deroche.

Two Lee Property Transfers Recorded in Early July, No Sale Prices Disclosed

Two property transfers were recorded in Lee with the Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds between July 3 and Aug. 1, 2026. Neither deed disclosed a sale price, so no price range or median can be calculated for the period. One transfer involved a property at 309 West Park St., with Marc G. Membrino as

Lee Planning Board votes to hold developer permits at Threshwood

Lee Planning Board votes to freeze developer permits at troubled Threshwood subdivision.

Housatonic Committee Names New Secretary, Approves Halloween Road Closure

Housatonic panel advances a cultural district bid as its water-filter rebate fund nears empty.

Lee board approves pole relocations for Hill Street bridge project

Lee Select Board restarts a utility pole hearing after an abutter's notice objection, then approves it unanimously.

Lee Youth Association opens online registration for Biddy Baseball and its Hoop Camp.

The Lee Youth Association has opened online registration for two youth programs: Biddy Baseball 2026 and its LYA Hoop Camp 2026. The nonprofit, based at 480 Pleasant St., says it aims to enrich the lives of local children and young adults through social, healthy, educational and recreat…