Bedford Morning Brief, Nov. 3: October property transfers led by $1.9 million sale
October property transfers led by $1.9 million sale. From our own coverage: October property transfers led by $1.9 million sale.
October property transfers led by $1.9 million sale. From our own coverage: October property transfers led by $1.9 million sale.
Bedford's October home sales were led by a $1.9 million transaction, new town data shows. From our own coverage: Council on Aging plans accessible minivan proposal; Fire Station Building Committee reviews new change orders.
Fire Station Building Committee weighs new round of costly change orders. From our own coverage: Fire Station panel reviews fresh change orders; Council on Aging advances accessible minivan plan.
Bedford recorded 19 property transfers in October 2026, 12 of which carried a disclosed sale price ranging from $454,000 to $1,902,000, with a median of $1,090,000. The month's top transaction was 26 Sweeny Ridge Road, which sold for $1,902,000 to Daniel J. and Joyce T. O'Connell.
Planning Board formally accepts Bedford 2036, the town's next long-range comprehensive plan.
Select Board sets Nov. 2 hearing on how to divide FY2027 property taxes. From our own coverage: Select Board sets Nov. 2 hearing on tax rates.
Officials gave mixed reviews to Bedford's dog leash regulations this week. Also in today's brief (12 items): Bedford officials split on dog leash rules; Letters clash over Question 7 ballot measure; Hope Garden tulip planting set for Nov. 9; Self-defense class set at Patriot Golf Course.
Select Board asks departments to weigh in on future of old fire station. Also in today's brief (21 items): Select Board seeks input on fire station reuse; BHS students host Class of 1966 alumni; Great Road Gallery settles into downtown Bedford; Recreation Commission meets in person and online.
Robotics maker Persimmon Technologies completes new 17,800-square-foot cleanroom manufacturing hub in Bedford. From our own coverage: Overnight striping finishes Great Road markings; Real estate roundup covers fall deed filings.
Bedford's September and October deed filings show a $1.9 million home sale leading recent transactions. From our own coverage: JSX details Hanscom launch, commission presses on oversight; Overnight striping crew targets Great Road this weekend.
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