Weekly Top 5 home-sales roundups for every metro RealtyWire covers.
A Mediterranean Revival home from the 1920s and a custom-built Exmoor residence top a list that reaches from village streets to country acreage with a pond.
A compound on Cazenovia Lake and a ridgetop home on more than 25 acres outside the same village led a week of country and lake properties.
A working vineyard, a pair of brand-new homes in a Lathrop lake community and a Ripon property with a pool and room for an RV made up the week’s top sales.
Sales in five towns, from West Springfield to Wilbraham, made up the week’s top tier, with prices running from $620,000 to $900,000.
Every home in the week’s top five sold for more than $1 million, and two of them were built this year.
Every home in the week’s top five sits on more than an acre, and four of the five are in Lackawanna County.
Two homes on tidal marsh, a lagoon-front home, a wooded lot with a dock and a furnished brick townhome in the historic district made up the week’s top sales.
Four of the week’s five top sales were in Placer County, and three of the homes were built in 2026.
The week’s top sales ran from a condominium in Rochester’s Central Business District to a home on a golf course in Victor.
A home finished in 2025 on nearly three acres led the week, followed by a custom West End home and three older brick homes in the city of Richmond, the oldest of them designed in 1921.
Two sales in Cary, two in Wake Forest and one in Raleigh, ranging from $1.515 million to $1.95 million, made up the week’s top five.
Three homes built for boaters and two newer homes on the water in planned communities make up a week of sales that all landed in Charlotte County.
Shoreline homes in Washington County took four of the five places, and a Craftsman-inspired home on Blackstone Boulevard rounded out the list.
A restored farm in Pawling, a gated retreat in Tuxedo Park and three homes in Hopewell Junction, Beacon and Pleasant Valley made up the week’s top sales.
From the coast at Cumberland Foreside and Bailey Island to the lakes of Bridgton and Raymond, each of the week’s top sales came from a different Cumberland County town.
The week’s five priciest sales ran from the Intracoastal in Jupiter Inlet Colony and Tequesta to gated neighborhoods in Palm City and Jupiter.
A brick townhouse above the city, a Southern Colonial by a private lake and an estate of nearly 13 acres in Butler County lead a week of brick homes.
A contemporary on the bluff, a ranch on 20 acres and a brand-new home in Edwards were among the week’s priciest sales.
A country property in Gulf Breeze, a beach home in a gated Navarre Beach community and three family homes in Pensacola and Gulf Breeze made up the week’s top sales.
A riverfront penthouse in Cocoa led a week in which three of the top five sales were in Melbourne.
A gated estate on acreage led a week of five-bedroom homes, and agents at BHHS Ambassador Real Estate listed three of the five.
Homes finished this year in gated communities sold beside a 1960 ranch and a resort-style estate with an infinity-edge pool.
A newly built equestrian property led a week of single-story homes across Ocala, Belleview and Dunnellon, and two of the other four sold for the same price.
Sales in Cheshire, Madison, Middlebury and North Haven filled out a week that ranged from a new-construction Colonial to a mid-century ranch.
Gated golf communities in Grande Dunes, a beach retreat in Surfside Beach and a newly built home in Waterbridge made up the area’s top sales.
A stone home on Oconomowoc Lake led the week, followed by a riverfront horse property in Mequon, a Summit Downs estate, a Beerline condominium and a remodeled ranch in Elm Grove.
Nearly 20 acres in Collierville, a historic Belvedere home and a renovated Laurelwood property led a week that also took in sales in Eads and Arlington.
A contemporary home on a wooded Verona lot led the week, with a lakefront condominium in Monona and a 1930s Colonial in Nakoma also among the top sales.
A farmhouse in Oldham County topped a week otherwise centered on Jefferson County, where homes in Indian Hills, Highland Preserve, Lake Forest and Woodstone filled out the list.
A 1930s home in an established Little Rock neighborhood topped the week, followed by a remodeled cottage, a new country home in Benton and two homes on wooded acreage.
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