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

Oct 2026 18

Main Street Corridor Project update: Amorello to conduct crosswalk treatments

The town announced that A.F. Amorello & Sons will start daytime work on all crosswalks within the Main Street Project corridor starting Monday. The work includes Main Street and side street crossings. The crosswalks are set to be treated with two layers of...

Oct 2026 18

Ramp at I-90/I-495 interchange to close overnight Tuesday

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation will close a ramp at the Interstate 90/Interstate 495 interchange in Hopkinton Tuesday night, according to a recent notice. MassDOT plans to shut down the I-495 northbound ramp to Route 9 eastbound (Exit 59A). The...

Oct 2026 17

Demolition for Center School reuse project to begin in November

Demolition work at Center School is slated to begin Nov. 2, according to a town press release. Contractor American Environmental, which was awarded the demolition contract to remove Center School's two rear additions, will secure the site and remove hazardous...

Oct 2026 16

CPC kicks off FY 28 funding cycle with review of requests

The Community Preservation Committee on Thursday opened its hearing for funding requests for the upcoming fiscal year, noting that money is tighter than in the past. “We have probably more requests than what money is going to come in this year,” said chair Ken...

Oct 2026 14

Parks & Rec submits updated Pyne Field design for CPC funding

Acknowledging it would need to adjust the request upon further review, the Parks & Recreation Commission on Tuesday voted to submit a $3 million Community Preservation application for a new Pyne Field design. Per diem Parks & Rec Director Jon Lewitus...

Oct 2026 14

Arrests/Police Log, Oct. 14 edition

ARRESTS Oct. 8 6:20 p.m. Officers received a report of a hit and run on a Pendulum Pass mailbox. A vehicle was stopped, and officers conducted a field sobriety test. A 41-year-old man from Whitinsville was arrested and charged with leaving the scene of property...

Real Estate Transactions, Sept. 7 edition

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