One of Seven Warwick Deeds Carries a Price as Transfers Obscure Market Picture

WARWICK -- Seven property transfers were recorded in Warwick between June 6 and July 5, 2026, but just one of the seven carried a disclosed sale price, leaving the month's market activity largely opaque from public deed data alone.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Seven deeds were recorded during the period. Of those, only one transaction disclosed a consideration amount — $50,000 — making it impossible to calculate a meaningful price range or median for the broader activity. The single disclosed price point cannot be treated as representative of market conditions in Warwick for the period. The volume of seven recordings in a single month is a modest count for the town, though the nature of several transfers — including trust conveyances and tax takings — suggests that open-market sales represent a minority of the deeds filed.
• TOP SALES
• The sole transaction with a disclosed price was a sale recorded June 30 in which Louis Z. Brengard purchased property from Carl A. Schmidt and Rachel D.W. Rome for $50,000. No street address appeared in the deed data for that transaction. No other sale prices were available from the recorded deeds.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• The seven recorded transfers were spread across five distinct streets: Richmond Road, Orange Road, Chestnut Hill Road, Athol Road, White Road, and Shepardson Road, with no street accounting for more than one transfer. Two of those transfers — 266 Orange Road and 66 Chestnut Hill Road — involved the Town of Warwick as the named grantee, a pattern consistent with municipal tax takings rather than arm's-length sales. The remaining transfers were scattered across the town with no geographic clustering apparent in the data.
• MARKET NOTES
• Two of the seven deeds recorded during the period name Warwick Town Taxes as the buyer, indicating tax-taking proceedings at 266 Orange Road and 66 Chestnut Hill Road; those are not open-market transactions. A third transfer — 135 Richmond Road — conveyed property from Kathleen S. Felton to the Kathleen S. Felton Trust, a same-name trust transfer with no consideration disclosed. The deed at 192 Shepardson Road lists Greenfield Cooperative Bank as a seller alongside Operative Bank, with Howard L. Mathison and L. Mari Rovang as buyers at a price not disclosed; the bank-as-seller pattern may reflect a foreclosure or REO conveyance, though the deed data does not confirm that. No square footage data was available for any property; price-per-square-foot analysis is not possible.

Recorded Deeds

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

Jun 15 - Jun 21

Jun 22 - Jun 28

Jun 29 - Jul 5

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