Lee June Deed Data Thin as Only 3 of 17 Transfers Disclose Sale Prices

LEE -- Only three of 17 property transfers recorded in Lee between May 31 and June 29, 2026, carried disclosed sale prices, making meaningful market analysis difficult, though a $1.2 million transaction at Stockbridge Terrace stood as the period's most significant disclosed sale.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Seventeen deeds were recorded in Lee during the period, but 14 carried no disclosed consideration, leaving a price range of $750 to $1.2 million across just three transactions with confirmed figures. The median of those three disclosed sales was $144,897 — a figure that reflects the thin data set rather than broad market conditions. Because the overwhelming majority of transfers lack sale prices, aggregate statistics for this period should be read with caution and are not representative of Lee's overall market activity.
• TOP SALES
• The highest disclosed transaction was a $1.2 million sale recorded June 5 at a Stockbridge Terrace address; deed records list the seller as A Stockbridge Terrace and Thomas R. Manisero, with Joel B. Hart and Nancy C. Hart named as buyers. A property at 100 East St. sold June 5 for $144,897; Matthew J. Callahan and Lisa R. Callahan are listed as sellers, with Homebridge Financial Services Inc. and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. recorded as buyers — a transaction consistent with a mortgage-related conveyance. A parcel at 190 Leisure Lee Rd. transferred June 3 for $750, with the Lee Town Treasurer recorded as seller and William Glassner as buyer.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Stockbridge Terrace generated notable activity, with at least two entries tied to that address on June 5 — including the period's top disclosed sale — plus a separate transfer of 62 Stockbridge Ter. from Thomas and Leslie Ganz Manisero to the Town of Lee at an undisclosed price. East Street also appears twice in the data: the $144,897 sale at 100 East St. and a separate transfer at 880 East St., also recorded June 5, from Robert E. and Susan Turtz to the Town of Lee at an undisclosed price. Greylock Street accounts for two additional undisclosed transfers, at 350 and 455 Greylock St. The remaining entries are spread across Cape St., George St., Golden Hill, Leisure Lee Rd., Mountain View Ter., Pleasant St., Summer St., and Via Franco, each with a single undisclosed transfer.
• MARKET NOTES
• Several entries in the dataset reflect financing instruments, institutional conveyances, or municipal acquisitions rather than arm's-length residential sales. The Town of Lee appears as buyer in at least two transfers — 62 Stockbridge Ter. and 880 East St. — with no consideration disclosed in either. Multiple entries reference mortgage book and page numbers in their legal descriptions, indicating the recorded instruments are mortgage-related rather than standard purchase deeds. The $750 transfer at 190 Leisure Lee Rd. from the town treasurer to a private buyer may reflect a tax title or municipal land disposition rather than a conventional sale. Given that 14 of 17 entries carry no disclosed price, the dataset does not support conclusions about prevailing residential sale prices or market direction for this period.