Berkshire region real estate sales – May 8, 2026

May 8, 2026 - 07:23

A new round of property sales has been recorded across the tri-state region, covering Berkshire County in Massachusetts, Litchfield County in Connecticut, and Columbia County in New York. The transactions, logged as of May 8, 2026, show a mix of residential homes, vacant land, and commercial properties changing hands.

In Berkshire County, a three-bedroom colonial in Pittsfield sold for $325,000, while a lakefront cottage in Stockbridge closed at $610,000. A commercial lot in Great Barrington was purchased for $450,000, signaling continued interest in the area's retail corridor. Litchfield County saw a historic farmhouse in Kent go for $875,000, and a modern ranch in Torrington traded at $290,000. Columbia County reported a Victorian in Hudson selling for $520,000 and a large parcel of agricultural land in Chatham for $1.2 million.

Real estate agents noted that inventory remains tight in popular towns like Lenox and Salisbury, with multiple offers still common on well-priced listings. The median sale price across the three counties held steady compared to the previous month, hovering around $380,000. Buyers appear to be drawn to the region's rural character and proximity to outdoor recreation, though rising interest rates have cooled some of the bidding wars seen earlier in the year. The full list of recorded deeds and sale prices is available through local county clerk offices.