Queens, New York Top 5 Home Sales: Fresh Meadows Home Leads at $2.7 Million
All five of the week’s top sales cleared $2 million, led by a single-family home in Fresh Meadows.
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All five of the week’s top sales cleared $2 million, led by a single-family home in Fresh Meadows.
All five homes were built between 2021 and 2026, four of them in Raleigh and the fifth in Wake Forest.
Three homes in the city of Richmond and two on more than five acres each in Goochland and Hanover counties made up the week’s top sales.
Smith Mountain Lake waterfront led the list, with the rest of the top five spread from the Franklin County countryside to Bedford County and the city of Roanoke.
Two homes tied at the top price, and a pair of Piermont properties with views of the Hudson River followed, in a week that ran from a 1952 Colonial to a home finished in 2025.
A tidal waterfront contemporary in Portsmouth, a brand-new farmhouse-style home in Greenland, two homes near the beaches of Rye and a pond-side retreat in Barrington made up the week’s top sales.
A waterfront estate in Lyme led the week, ahead of two Guilford homes, an Old Lyme Colonial and a townhouse in Madison.
A single-level home in Narragansett’s Ocean Road Estate Area led the list at more than twice the price of any other sale in the group.
A home on the bay, a home on the beach and a renovated home in a historic district were among the week’s top sales across five Cape May County shore towns.
The week ran from a renovated 1920 brick home in Shore Acres to a hi-ranch in New Springville, with pools, finished basements and a New Dorp project along the way.
Every one of the week’s five priciest homes sold at or above its asking price, and three sold above it.
A former cattle barn on the water, a Colonial on six acres, two new model homes and a horse farm made up the top of the market.
A country estate in Wilmot led the week, and Hanover accounted for three of the five sales.
Wooded acreage, pond views and salt water within walking distance run through a week in which East Greenwich claimed the top two sales and homes in Warwick and Coventry filled out the list.
The week’s list ran from new construction in Rye to an 18th-century farmhouse in Pound Ridge, with a pair of prewar homes in between.
A French Provincial home on more than two acres sold for $1,800,000 to top a week in which three of the five sales were in the Buena Vista neighborhood.
Sharon had two of the week’s five top sales and Canton, Foxboro and Franklin had one each, and every one of the five was a four-bedroom home.
Closings in Glen Head, Manhasset and Roslyn filled the week’s list, with prices running from $2,815,000 to $4,200,000.
Five single-family homes in Morris County, built across more than eight decades, led the week’s sales.
Two townhouses and three single-family homes, from a 1980s ranch to one finished in 2025, made up the week’s highest-priced sales across five towns.
Five single-family homes in five different towns, from Spring Lake to Wall Township, made up the top sales, and in two of them the same agent was on both sides.
A newly built Colonial topped the list, and one RE/MAX COMPETITIVE EDGE agent listed two of the five homes.
Three Ulster County homes and two in Dutchess County, built across more than two centuries, sold on country acreage from Woodstock to Rhinebeck.
A Westport home with gardens and a pool led the week, and a Fairfield home sold partway through a rebuild, with its finishes left for the buyer.
A lakefront home on Lake Cochituate, a contemporary beside Steele Farm and a Concord Colonial on nearly two acres joined a Weston estate among the week’s top sales.
Historic architecture, grounds made for entertaining and handcrafted woodwork set apart the top sales across four towns.
Princeton claimed the three highest-priced sales, and two brand-new townhouses in Windsor Township completed the list.
A Rosario Candela duplex in Lenox Hill led the week, ahead of sales in Chelsea, Midtown, Tribeca and the Upper East Side that included the list’s only single-family home.
A newly built home in Villanova led a week of sales that also reached Malvern, Wynnewood, Haverford and Bryn Mawr.
Two homes tied at $9.5 million in a week when the top sales ranged from a home built in 1965 to one built in 2016.
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