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Real Estate Transactions, Aug. 4 edition

by | Aug 4, 2025 | Featured: News, News


Real Estate Transactions

Following are all property sales in Hopkinton as recorded by the state and posted in the last week.

ADDRESS

SOLD

DATE

SELLER

BUYER

19 Locust Lane

$993,000

July 30

Wei Jiang, Yaxi Huang

Dhruvi Vora, Keyur Doshi

13 Valleywood Road

$1,000,000

July 30

Matthew Peters, Anya Peters

Nikhil Mistry, Mital Mistry

5 David Joseph Road

$1,300,000

July 30

Namdar Bahri Trust, Bahri Nominee Trust

Jeff Branz, Bethany Hickey

82 Clinton Street

$450,000

July 31

Bruce Brubaker, Paula McDonald

Home4mation Properties LLC

17 Appaloosa Circle

$1,400,000

July 31

David and Michele Crowe Living Trust, David Crowe Trust, Michele Crowe Trust

Adam Castoreno, Nicole Castoreno

199 West Main Street

$1,462,500

July 31

Marlen Pyne, Caneva Pyne

Kelly O'Neill

12 Paul Revere Path, Unit B Building 7

$660,000

July 31

Sumit Bharadwaj, Ankita Saluja

Nikhil Hande, Shruti Joshi

Red Tail Circle, Lot 2

$780,000

July 31

24 Chestnut Street Hopkinton LLC

Gabriel Thaisz, Heather Thaisz

39 Chestnut Street

$839,000

Aug. 1

Adam Castoreno, Nicole Castoreno

Claire Taben, Harrison McKinlay

14 Pendulum Pass

$1,500,000

Aug. 1

Stevie Amirault, Daniel Amirault

John Keh, Melissa Keh

76 Pine Island Road

$1,775,000

Aug. 4

James Valis, Lori Valis


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