Single Disclosed Sale at $2.13M Headlines a Quiet Month on Nantucket
NANTUCKET -- The Nantucket County Registry of Deeds recorded four property transfers between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with only one transaction carrying a disclosed sale price, limiting the data available for market analysis.
- MARKET OVERVIEW
- Four deeds were recorded during the period, though three of the four carry no disclosed consideration amount. Only one transaction — 4 Eagle Lane, recorded June 1 at $2,130,000 — provides a verifiable sale price. With a single disclosed price, a meaningful price range, median, or trend analysis cannot be calculated from this dataset alone. The volume of four recorded deeds represents a quiet stretch by any measure.
- TOP SALES
- 4 Eagle Lane sold June 1 for $2,130,000. The transaction was recorded with Silver James LLC and Eagle Wheelock LLC listed as sellers; the grantee on the deed is Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., a common mortgagee entity in deed recordings. The remaining three transfers — including 7 Cynthia Lane, 25 North Water Street, and one entry with no address listed — were recorded without disclosed consideration amounts.
- NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
- No geographic clustering emerges from four transfers spread across distinct addresses. By price tier, only one transaction falls in the over-$1M range based on available data; the remaining three have no disclosed prices and cannot be categorized. The Town of Nantucket appears as the buyer in the 7 Cynthia Lane transfer, a pattern consistent with municipal acquisition activity, though no further detail is available from deed data alone.
- MARKET NOTES
- Three of four recorded transfers involve either a trust, an LLC, or a municipal entity as a party. The 25 North Water Street deed lists trustees as sellers and an LLC as buyer. The 7 Cynthia Lane deed names the Town of Nantucket as grantee. The entry without a street address lists trustees as sellers. The prevalence of entity-to-entity and trust-related transfers in this period limits the price disclosure rate to 25 percent, which is consistent with transaction types that frequently record nominal or no consideration.