Lee's Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds recorded 15 property transfers in October 2026, but only two carried sale prices by month's end: $100,000 at 35 Myrtle Avenue and $1,600,000 for a unit at 350 Mallard Lane, the month's top sale, pushing the median of priced sales to $850,000.
Retirement board meets Wednesday morning. Also in today's brief (7 items): Retirement board meets Wednesday morning; 250th anniversary panel meets Wednesday; School council meets Wednesday evening; Building safety panel meets Thursday.
Lee Parks and Recreation sets a Halloween Trail Day for Saturday morning in town.
Lee home sales for the week ranged from $20,000 to $360,000 amid incomplete town pricing records. From our own coverage: Home sales range widely amid partial pricing data.
Lee recorded 15 property transfers from Sept. 25 to Oct. 24, with seven sales carrying a recorded price ranging from $20,000 to $360,000 and a median of $99,051. The month's top sale was 140 Orchard St., which sold for $360,000 on Oct. 1 to Samuel H. and Michaela C. Harding.
Lee launches yearlong countdown to its 250th anniversary with monthly events planned. Also in today's brief (9 items): 250th anniversary countdown kicks off; Asset Management Plan grants panel convenes Monday; Board of Public Works convenes Monday afternoon; Planning Board meets Monday evening.
Affordable Housing Trust board convenes Thursday evening as Lee weighs affordable housing options. Also in today's brief (3 items): Longtime Lee resident Melvin Marion dies at 94; Cornhill Farm Park Committee meets Tuesday; Affordable Housing Trust meets Thursday.
Lee's planning board and public works board meet back-to-back Monday evening this week. Also in today's brief (6 items): AMP Grants panel meets Monday afternoon; Board of Public Works meets Monday; Planning Board convenes Monday evening; Democratic Committee meets Tuesday night.
Lee Middle and High School Council meets Wednesday night to discuss school programs.
Lee's Asset Management Plan grants committee convenes Monday afternoon to review infrastructure funding requests.
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