Nine properties changed hands in Warren between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, according to Worcester County Registry of Deeds filings, but only one deed had a sale price recorded: $233,600, which stands as both the period's only known figure and its median. Three of the nine transactions involved Mortgage
Ten property transfers were recorded in Warren between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only one deed had a sale price recorded: $654,900, for a property sold Aug. 14 by Richard J. and Darleen M. Czaporowski to Joseph D. and Danielle C. Balistreri. The same buyers appear as sellers on a Bragg Road property
Nine Warren properties were recorded as sold between July 31 and Aug. 29, but only two deeds had a sale price recorded: $11,481 for 35 Ramsdell St. and $1.2 million for a Warren property bought by Workers Federal Credit Union from Main LLC, the month's top recorded sale. With prices listed on just
Ten property transfers were recorded in Warren between July 24 and July 29, 2026. Two were nominal-consideration transfers, not market sales, and sale price was not yet available for the remaining eight, so no price range or median could be calculated this period.
Nine property deeds were recorded in Warren from July 17 to July 23, but only one had a sale price recorded: $200,099 for 47 North St., sold to Guild Mortgage Co. LLC and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. The other eight transfers, spanning Bridge, School, Cronin, Nelson, Maple, Manning
Worcester County Registry of Deeds records show 12 property transfers in Warren recorded between July 13 and July 20, 2026, but only two had a sale price recorded: $48,000 and $489,999, for a reported median of $268,999. The period's top recorded sale was 32 Bacon St. at $489,999, sold by Michael J.
Warren Planning Board appoints Karyn Wood as delegate to Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission. The board voted unanimously to approve Wood's appointment, with Chair Derick R. Veliz describing the commission's services to the town. The board also continued the public hearing on
Warren selectmen greenlight $45,000 engineering contract for Hillside Avenue improvement, fully funded by Community Development Block Grant. Board also approved a two-step wage increase for Facilities Custodian Michael Carenzo to $20.42 per hour effective July 1, offset by reducing his stipend from
Warren Sewer Commission approves 15 percent rate hike to $770 per EDU. Chair Travis Baker and Vice Chair Joan Lavigne conducted a public hearing on the fiscal 2027 sewer budget of $952,398.06, with no public comments received. The commission voted unanimously to set rates at $770 per equivalent
Warren Sewer Commission approves revised connection permit with tighter rules. Chair Travis Baker and the board unanimously backed the new sewer connection permit application form, which now mandates grease traps for commercial food establishments and requires as-built engineering plans with
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