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Five Rochester home sales land in tight $700,000-to-$900,000 band in late summer

Rochester recorded 10 property deeds between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only five carried disclosed sale prices, ranging from $720,000 to $859,000 with a median of $850,000. The top sale was 28 Marion Road at $859,000, followed closely by 247 Braley Hill Road at $855,000.

Rochester recorded 10 property deeds between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only five carried disclosed sale prices, ranging from $720,000 to $859,000 with a median of $850,000. The top sale was 28 Marion Road at $859,000, followed closely by 247 Braley Hill Road at $855,000. The other five deeds were nominal-consideration transfers under $10,000, several involving matching family names paired with trust designations, suggesting internal reorganizations rather than market sales. With all five priced sales clustered within roughly $139,000 of each other, the available data shows a narrow, consistent price band rather than a wide spread this period.

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