Real Estate Transactions, Sept. 7 edition

*Following are all property sales in Hopkinton as recorded by the state and posted in the last week.*
ADDRESS	SOLD	DATE	SELLER	BUYER
5 Longwood Drive	$1,135,000	Sept. 1	William Harrison, Catherine Harrison	Leslie Byxbee, Hector Venegas
3 Doyle Lane, Unit 27C	$590,000	Sept. 2	Francis DeYoung Trust	David Mbaziira
3 Myrtle Avenue	$2,180,449	Sept. 3	Toll Northeast V Corp	Kumar Balasubramanian, Preethi Gopalan
3 Pike Street	$905,000	Sept. 4	Daniel Bennett, Maureen Bennett	Brian Reynolds, Deirdre Reynolds
24 Longwood Drive	$1,230,000	Sept. 4	Allison Murphy Trust, Allison Murphy Revocable Trust of 2023	Sudipta Dasgupta, Pratik Bhave

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Town prepares for high winds as nor’easter moves into region

Town officials are preparing for a nor'easter that is expected to bring mostly strong winds and rain to Hopkinton over the weekend. According to the National Weather Service, northeast winds around 17 mph should move in Friday afternoon, with rain starting early...

Sep 2026 25

Main Street Corridor Project update: Crews to work on curbs, reset pavers

The latest work schedule for the Main Street Corridor Project released by the town includes resetting pavers and conducting granite curb work in the corridor, along with landscaping and other punch list work. The tentative work schedule anticipates that crews will...

Sep 2026 25

Center School roof issue arises as demolition plans continue

The Permanent Building Committee on Thursday introduced the team that will be managing the Center School reuse project. It also shared the name of the demolition contractor, linking the project’s three entities together. Vertex was selected as the owner’s project...

Sep 2026 24

Town Manager responds to EDAB concerns about local meals tax fund distribution

Town Manager Elaine Lazarus on Wednesday responded to an inquiry from the Independent regarding the funding distribution for revenue from the local meals tax that has been collected since Jan. 1, 2025. The response was triggered by comments made at the Economic...

Sep 2026 24

WSAB assures community of PFAS filtration effectiveness

The Water & Sewer Advisory Board on Wednesday reviewed data that showed that the PFAS filtration system has been effective at keeping PFAS levels below the allowable limit. Chair Paul Gallagher took information he gleaned from the state’s Executive Office of...

Sep 2026 23

Parks & Rec opposes exclusive permitting for Town Common events despite protester issue

Maintaining that the space is available for public use, the Parks & Recreation Commission on Tuesday decided not to change its approach for permitting events at Town Common. The discussion over how the Town Common is used and permitted was brought up after the...

Real Estate Transactions, Sept. 7 edition

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