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West Springfield deed data shows one $2.35 million transfer in August

WEST SPRINGFIELD -- Hampden County Registry of Deeds records show just one recorded property sale in West Springfield for the period of July 31 through Aug. 29, 2026, a $2,350,000 transaction recorded Aug. 26.

MARKET OVERVIEW The dataset contains one recorded sale for the period, with a disclosed price of $2,350,000. That is too small a sample to establish a price range, calculate a median, or characterize the broader local market as active or quiet. A specific street address was not included in the available deed data.

TOP SALES The lone recorded transaction was a $2,350,000 sale recorded Aug. 26, 2026, with AAA Northeast as seller and Pioneer Valley Credit Union as buyer. No street address, square footage, or bed/bath information was provided in the deed record.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN With only one recorded sale and no street address included in the data, no geographic or street-level pattern can be identified for this period.

MARKET NOTES The data available for this period is too limited to support additional observations, such as property-type mix or price-per-square-foot comparisons. A fuller picture of West Springfield's August market will require additional recorded deeds.

Editor's note: This roundup reflects only the deed records provided for the stated period. Readers should treat this as a partial snapshot rather than a complete accounting of August sales activity in West Springfield.


Recorded Deeds

Source: Registry of Deeds. Sale amounts shown as recorded; transfers without a disclosed consideration are noted as such.

Aug 24 - Aug 30
DateAddressGrantorGranteeSale Amount
Aug 26(no address)Aaa NortheastPioneer Valley Credit Union$2,350,000

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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