Real Estate Transactions Across Berkshire, Litchfield, and Columbia Counties

October 23, 2026 - 10:10

Property transfers recorded during the latest weekly filing period show steady activity across the three-county region, with single-family homes accounting for most of the deals that closed.

In Berkshire County, Massachusetts, a handful of residential sales moved forward, including a colonial-style house on a wooded lot in Pittsfield and a smaller ranch home in Adams. Several transactions involved properties that had been listed for more than two months, suggesting buyers remain cautious about pricing but are still willing to commit when conditions feel right. A few vacant land parcels also changed hands, mostly in the rural hilltowns.

Litchfield County, Connecticut, saw a mix of primary residences and second homes trade. A lakefront property in Salisbury drew attention for closing near its asking price, while a farmhouse outside Torrington sold after a modest reduction. Agents in the area note that inventory is slowly improving, though well-maintained homes in desirable school districts still attract multiple offers.

Columbia County, New York, recorded sales ranging from a compact bungalow in Hudson to a larger property with acreage in Chatham. The market there continues to benefit from buyers relocating from New York City, though the pace has cooled compared with the previous year.

Across all three counties, closing prices generally held close to list price, and cash purchases made up a noticeable share of the week's activity.